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Teen accused in 2015 murder appears in court

The young man accused of killing Madyson Middleton, 8, at the Tannery Arts Center in Santa Cruz in 2015, Adrian Jerry Gonzalez, made an appearance in court Tuesday in Santa Cruz for a transfer hearing.

Pay increases on council agenda

The Watsonville City Council is set to consider a number of pay increases for positions in a variety of city departments Tuesday.

Council throws support behind health care bill

The Watsonville City Council approved a resolution Tuesday in support of Senate Bill 562, which, if passed, would pave the way for universal health care coverage in California.

Carnival commemorates Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

In recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Jacob’s Heart Children’s Cancer Support Services held its 19th annual Kidrageous Golden Carnival in the Watsonville City Plaza Sunday afternoon.

Gun range burglarized; SWAT team on scene

At least two dozen police officers, including a SWAT team, are on scene at a gun range after reports that the business was burglarized early Wednesday.

Encouraging young readers

To her friends, family and coworkers, Deanne Pernell was an energetic, caring teacher with a passion for teaching young people to read, and a particular affinity for bilingual education.

No guns found in high-risk search

Police officers from Watsonville and Santa Cruz raided a residence on Clifford Avenue Friday morning during a search for stolen guns, Watsonville Police Sgt. Mish Radich said.

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.

Cabrillo College names new president

The Cabrillo College Governing Board on Monday announced that Matthew Wetstein will be the college’s next president.

Master Officer Jess Ojeda retires after 28 years

Watsonville Police Master Officer Jess Ojeda retires at the end of December after a 28-year career.
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