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Hurst sworn in as mayor

A large crowd gathered inside the Watsonville City Council Chambers Tuesday evening to witness the annual swearing in of the new mayor and vice mayor.

The world on pause, a tribute to remember

I know the day he died, Jack O'Neill, as a day my world got bigger even as the earth became one person smaller.

Following the Golden Rule

Just a few hours after an 18-hour trip from Redwood City that included a jaunt under the Bay Bridge, the Golden Rule docked in Santa Cruz Small Yacht Harbor for a two-week rest.

PHOTO: Leafy crop harvest underway

A tractor operator hauls a load of freshly boxed head lettuce off a field on Lee Road under the Taylor Farms label.

Charter organization to appeal to county office of education

Nearly one month after the Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees rejected a charter petition by a group hoping to open a school in Watsonville, the group will appeal to the Santa Cruz County office of Education.

55 county homeless people died in 2018

The 20th annual Homeless Memorial Ceremony was held Thursday morning at the Homeless Services Center in Santa Cruz. The event, open to the public, is about paying respect to those that died while experiencing homelessness.

Man arrested for attempted murder in domestic quarrel

Watsonville Police arrested a man after a nine-hour standoff on Vista Montaña Drive after he reportedly holed up in his apartment after firing a shot from a gun into a car.

Cruzio begins construction of fiber network

Cruzio Internet has begun construction of its independent, net neutral, high-speed Santa Cruz Fiber network in downtown Santa Cruz.

Elected officials, community leaders help deliver meals

Community Champions Week is part of a nationwide campaign that aims to increase awareness and encourage support for senior nutrition needs and services.

City transfers property to Habitat for Humanity

The Watsonville City Council agreed to transfer ownership of a property to a nonprofit developer Tuesday, with the plan to build about seven housing units over the next 10 years.
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