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WHS frosh learn about academies, prepare for big decision

On Tuesday, hundreds of Watsonville High School freshmen will make a decision that will guide the rest of their time at the school.

Tank project drawing to a close

A 1.5 million gallon water storage tank at Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency’s Clearwater Lane water recycling facility is now up and running, with a bit more touch-up construction work wrapping up.

Watsonville tops out at 100 degrees

Scorching temperatures blazed across the Monterey Bay Tuesday.

Aptos High to present ‘Pride and Prejudice’

The Aptos High Drama Department is presenting this year’s fall production, “Pride and Prejudice.”

PHOTO: Putting on a show

Marleena Carbajol (left) and Rebecca Fuller (right), students at Bradley Elementary School in Corralitos, take part in Rossini's "La Cerenentola" — an Italian version of “Cinderella” — put on by members of the San Francisco Opera Guild Thursday.

Department of Justice threatens Watsonville

Watsonville on Wednesday became one of 29 cities that received letters from the office of the U.S. Attorney General, which questioned their so-called sanctuary city policies.

Council approves pay increases

The Watsonville City Council approved pay increases for more than 20 positions across various departments Tuesday.

Watsonville sends crews to battle Napa fires

As thousands of people are evacuated from some of the worst wildfires in California history, firefighters from throughout the state are heading into Napa County to help quell the blazes and protect the buildings that have not yet burned.

Man arrested for hit and run after standoff, attacking K9

A Santa Cruz man was arrested Saturday after allegedly fleeing the scene of a collision he caused, and then barricading himself in his residence with a loaded gun when officers arrived, California Highway Patrol spokeswoman Trista Drake said.

Cleaning up after the Fourth

County officials had their hands full during the Fourth of July celebrations, setting up barricade fences and maintaining street watch, as thousands of people flocked to the Pacific shore, area parks and the Watsonville Municipal Airport to take in both l
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Powerful storms clobber Central Coast

A string of strong winter storms slammed the Central Coast over the past several days, toppling power and communication lines, knocking down scores of...

ICE becomes an autocratic tool