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Watsonville Diesel open for business

More than a year after breaking ground on its new facility at 101 Aviation Way, Watsonville Diesel is up and running

Pajaro set to open new park

A small park in Pajaro that was shuttered two years has been given new life, thanks to work by Monterey County and Pajaro/Sunny Mesa Community Services District.

Niners needs: Pressure on to solve pass rush

Edge rusher is without a doubt an important position in the NFL. But signing an injury-prone free agent to a massive deal when your first round picks have not finished developing seems like jumping the gun. The Niners need help on the edges, and whether or not they go all-in on Lawrence or Ansah will speak volumes on what they believe they have in Thomas, Buckner and Armstead.

U.S. Department of Justice threatens Watsonville, 22 other jurisdictions

The U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday demanded documents from 23 jurisdictions that protect undocumented immigrants, in another strike by President Donald Trump’s administration against so-called sanctuary cities.

County selects rail operator

The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission approved a new operator for the 32-mile Santa Cruz rail line that runs from Watsonville to Davenport, a plan that could be implemented once an ongoing study of the county’s rail line is complete.

Hope Thrift to open soon

Watsonville’s newest thrift store is set to open in mid to late February, a company spokesman said Monday.

PV Chamber to celebrate award winners

The Pajaro Valley Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture's annual awards dinner will be held Saturday at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds.

Women’s March draws record crowd

Last year, Cheryl Voss went to the first Santa Cruz Women’s March, joining thousands of people who filled the streets voicing their opposition to newly inaugurated President Donald Trump.

Storm systems to deliver rain

A series of light storm systems out of the northwest is bringing rain to the Monterey Bay region over the next few days. On Monday, showers and heavy mist dampened the region.

Thousands strong

Thousands of people filled the streets of Santa Cruz Saturday for the city's second-annual Women's March, a nationwide event created last year to protest the policies of President Donald Trump.
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Thousands attend No Kings rallies

Thousands of people crowded into Watsonville Plaza and surrounding streets Saturday as part of the nationwide No Kings protest against President Trump, his administration...