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Sheriff’s office ups patrol at two Santa Cruz locations

The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office is increasing patrol in two places in Santa Cruz, in response to a recent increase in issues such as drug use and vehicle burglaries, SCSO Sgt. Chris Clark said Monday.

A day on the farm

During Open Farm Tours on Sunday, 10 family farms open their doors to the public to give them a glimpse of a world normally closed to the public.

Coffman-Gomez to run for Assembly

Watsonville City Councilwoman Trina Coffman-Gomez on Friday announced her plans to run for the 30th District seat on the California State Assembly.

Officials to address city’s state

City officials will present the latest in Watsonville when the State of the City address returns for its second year on Wednesday.

Watsonville man killed in Hwy. 152 crash

A 19-year-old Watsonville man was killed Wednesday night after crashing his vehicle on Highway 152

From tragedy, a ‘blessing’

Salvation Army Capt. Harold Laubach Jr. leads the organization’s Santa Cruz location, and also coordinates the organization’s programs throughout Santa Cruz County.

Watsonville declared a ‘Dreamers City’

The Watsonville City Council unanimously voiced its support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program Tuesday, joining numerous cities across the country in reaction to President Donald Trump’s decision to end the program.

State education officials release test scores

Nearly 50 percent of California’s 3.2 million students met or exceeded English Language Arts standards on state tests from the past academic year, numbers nearly identical to those from 2016 results.

Heat wave backing off

Temperatures will start to back off along the coast beginning Thursday, according to the National Weather Service of Monterey.

‘Captain Underpants’ creator coming to Kaiser Arena

Children’s book author Dav Pilkey has a message for students who feel out of place in school, for those who have difficulty paying attention in class.
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Grit N Grace Academy becomes first all-girls wrestling gym in downtown...

Once upon a time in the early 2000s, Becky Clark was forced to enter a space dedicated to mostly oversized teenage boys tossing and...