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Three sentenced in shooting case

Three of the men who took part in a 2014 gang-related shooting that left a man and a 4-year-old girl dead have been given prison sentences, jail records show.

Drenching rain passes through

Heavy rain pelted the Central Coast Sunday and into early Monday.

Transportation Commission approves new rail contract

The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission on Thursday approved a contract allowing a new operator to take control of the 32-mile rail line that runs from Watsonville to Davenport.

PVUSD bids farewell to longtime board members

The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday said farewell to members Willie Yahiro, Leslie De Rose and Jeff Ursino during the annual organizational meeting, which also was a time to swear in three new trustees.

Planned Parenthood fire deemed suspicious

A fire that damaged the Planned Parenthood clinic in Watsonville early Friday morning has been deemed suspicious, Watsonville Division Chief Rob Ryan said.

Watsonville’s first marijuana growing operation in full swing

Watsonville’s first permitted marijuana growing facility is Santa Cruz Veterans Alliance, which currently distributes its products to dispensaries throughout the Bay Area, and its own in Santa Cruz.

The wild ride of news gathering

When I was hired at the Register-Pajaronian in 1997 I had no idea what a roller coaster ride I was in for.

Hernandez announces run for supervisor

Surrounded by his supporters at Watsonville Plaza, Felipe Hernandez announced his run for county supervisor Friday.

Council appoints Huffaker as city manager

The Watsonville City Council unanimously agreed to appoint Matt Huffaker as the new city manager Tuesday evening.

Family of truck rollover victim sues

The truck driver who backed over and killed a coworker as they cleared a mudslide on Highway 17 last year was under the influence of methadone at the time and should not have been driving, according to a lawsuit filed Jan. 17 in Santa Cruz County Superior Court.
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PV’s Lara-Alvarez named Santa Lucia’s top player | All-PCAL football

In 2024, Pajaro Valley senior Benito Lara-Alvarez was primarily on the defensive side of the ball for the Grizzlies. Prior to the start of this...

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