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Creepy, kooky and spooky

They may be creepy and kooky, but the Addams’ are just like any other family you know: they have growing children, they live in a suburban neighborhood and they have that oddball uncle. But, the Addams Family is just a little more mysterious and spooky th

Veterans to be honored

Every year, local veterans, their friends and families and community members assemble in the Veterans Memorial Building to honor the people who served in the military.

Twin Lakes improvement project in full swing

Work is progressing on a project in Live Oak to improve beach access at Twin Lakes State Beach.

Relay For Life raises $100K for cancer research

The American Cancer Society got a major boost from Watsonville this weekend when the annual Relay For Life at Watsonville High School raised nearly $60,000.

Pajaro River levee repair work begins

Crews began rolling heavy equipment along the Pajaro River levee system recently to repair damage caused by the winter storms of 2017.

Rangers fall 3 1/2 back for wild card with 4-1 loss to A's

Rookie Matt Olson hit his sixth home run in seven games, a second-inning drive off Nick Martinez that helped the Athletics beat Texas 4-1 on Friday night and damage the Rangers' playoff hopes.

Lakeside facility nears completion

Lakeside Organic Gardens’ new shipping and storage facility is nearly complete, and workers on Monday were installing electric, refrigeration and plumbing systems throughout the building.

Life on the farm

Barney Stephens gives a tractor driving lesson at the Agricultural History Project's 14th annual Day on the Farm at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds on Saturday.

Raiders RB Marshawn Lynch avoids questions about anthem

Not long after the Raiders broke camp following their final practice, Lynch spoke briefly about his charity work in Oakland including an upcoming backpack giveaway for needy children, a business forum for youths he recently held and his thoughts on playing in the Coliseum this week.

Memories of the past

The Pajaro Valley Historical Association took a large crowd back to World War II during its Annual Vintage Picnic on Saturday.
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Nuñez wins Santa Cruz County supervisor race 

Tony Nuñez will be the next Santa Cruz County Supervisor representing the 4th District after final election results certified Friday showed he secured an...