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Sheriff's deputies shut down large BHO lab

Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s deputies on Tuesday discovered and shut down what investigators described as one of the largest butane honey oil labs the department has seen in years.

Police officer shoots suspect armed with knives

A Watsonville Police officer on Wednesday shot a man who attacked him, a police officer told the Register-Pajaronian.

Smoke makes air quality 'unhealthy'

The Monterey Bay Air Resources District (MBARD) warned Friday that smoke from wildfires burning in Northern California, Washington, Oregon and British Columbia has made the air unhealthy.

Crowds gather for opening day of the Santa Cruz County Fair

Fair includes five days of family-friendly activities and exhibitions.

Watsonville City Council, District 5: Incumbent faces challenger

Incumbent Rebecca Garcia is facing off against challenger Casey Clark in the District 5 race in November.

Watsonville City Council, District 4: Election to decide next mayor

Francisco Estrada and Jenny Sarmiento are running for the District 4 seat on the Watsonville City Council in November, and whoever wins will become the city's next mayor.

Local measures to cover housing, rail, fire service

Measure H is a $140 million general obligation bond that would fund low-income and moderate housing projects, homeless shelters and loans for first-time homebuyers. It requires a two-thirds majority vote.

Church Christmas Tree Farms carries on a tradition

In a time when scores of Christmas trees are sold in the parking lots of big box stores, the idea of driving to a genuine tree farm and cutting down your own feels almost like stepping back in time.

About Town, Week of Dec. 10

Observations from around Watsonville.

Controversy mars first PVUSD meeting

The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees's Wednesday meeting was marked with tension, which was sparked by allegations that some trustees may have violated the Ralph M. Brown Act, a strict, 65-year-old set of laws that regulate governmental meetings.
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Female Athlete of the Year: Aptos’ Izzy Graff brought excellence to...

Aptos graduate Izzy Graff was on the verge of joining the cross country team going into her junior year in 2023 so she could...