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PHOTO: Revved up

The Watsonville High School varsity football team prepares for the school's homecoming parade Thursday in downtown Watsonville.

Holiday tree arrives downtown

In what has become an annual tradition, a 30-plus-foot living tree was delivered recently to the Watsonville Plaza to be decorated for the holiday season.

County unveils new jail re-entry facility

Santa Cruz County corrections officials showed off their newest facility Friday, which was created to be a final stop for inmates before they are released.

Steelers acquire tight end Vance McDonald from 49ers

Tomlin's view will be considerably better going forward. The Steelers acquired McDonald from the rebuilding 49ers on Tuesday, sending a fourth-round pick in the 2018 draft to San Francisco for the 27-year-old McDonald and a fifth-round selection next spring.

PVUSD Area 4: Two newcomers challenge board veteran

This is the final installment in a series of interviews with candidates running for seats on the Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees.

ICE agents make arrest

Federal immigration authorities on Wednesday arrested a father of three who had lived in Watsonville for 12 years, according to immigration attorney Doug Keegan.

Hazelwood Park undergoing restoration

Currently in the middle of a massive restoration project, Hazelwood Park is almost unrecognizable.

Little League Roundup, 4/7: Braves, Angels notch blowout wins in PVLL Majors action

Zander Miller-Brown hit a two-run triple for the Braves in their 15-5 Pajaro Valley Little League Majors win over the Athletics on Tuesday in Watsonville.

A behind-the-scenes look at city government

Twenty local high school students are spending their summer getting a first-hand look at how Watsonville’s government works.

Office project seeks more time

The Watsonville City Council on Tuesday will consider giving more time to a property owner who is looking to construct two medical offices on Technology Drive.
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Walgreen to pay $6 million in price scanner and expired products...

Walgreens has agreed to pay $6 million to settle allegations it overcharged customers and sold expired products in California, including violations identified in Santa...
A crew from Granite Construction works on Reach 6 of the Pajaro River at Watsonville Project along Corralitos Creek. (

Levee work underway