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PV Water eyes College Lake project

The Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency sees College Lake, located between Highway 152 and Paulsen Road, as an opportunity to help balance the valley’s over-drafted groundwater basin.

Teachers to stage ‘work-to-rule’ action

Pajaro Valley Unified School District teachers on Monday will begin a “work-to-rule” action, in which workers do only the work required under their contract.

New mayor to be sworn in

Watsonville will get a new, but familiar, face as its next mayor Tuesday.

Pearl Harbor survivors hold annual gathering

The Pearl Harbor Survivors Group meeting at the California Grill has become a South County tradition.

County ends contract with Vision Recycling

The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a contract with Keith Day Company, Inc. to haul and process the county’s yard and wood waste.

A new life

Richard Piontkowski spent the previous 12 years of his life in a nursing home, where nearly every aspect of his life was controlled by others.

Commission recommends recreational marijuana

The Watsonville Planning Commission unanimously recommended Tuesday that the city council allow medical marijuana facilities to also sell their product for recreational use.

Ovechkin shines as Capitals enjoy rare win against Sharks

Ovechkin scored his NHL-leading 20th goal of the season and assisted on another, helping the Washington Capitals snap their recent run of futility against the San Jose Sharks with a 4-1 victory Monday night.

Cabrillo College names new president

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

PVUSD unveils literacy app

About 80 percent of parents nationwide own some type of mobile device, yet 60 percent of low-income children do not have books in their homes.
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With new bleachers, Watsonville High ‘Katz ready to roar

More than 150 people gathered at Watsonville High School on Oct. 17 for the official opening of the athletic field’s new bleachers and announcer's...