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Watsonville touts rebranding efforts

Over the past year, Watsonville has made efforts to rebrand itself to the rest of the Monterey Bay as a city on the move.

Introducing the Class of ‘17

The senior class pours onto Geiser Field Friday for the Watsonville High School commencement event.

Council to consider lifting pot restrictions

The Watsonville City Council will look to lift its restrictions on recreational marijuana Tuesday, a little more than a year after it prohibited the sale and manufacturing of the product.

Sharks lock up key cogs Vlasic, Jones with long-term deals

The Sharks signed shutdown defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic to a $56 million, eight-year contract and goalie Martin Jones to a $34.5 million, six-year deal. Both players had one year remaining on their contracts and got modified no-trade clauses.

Radcliff Elementary participates in worldwide coding event

Groups of fifth-graders gathered in Radcliff Elementary School’s cafeteria on Tuesday to try their hands at coding.

Young inventors head to national competition

Thomas Edison, who is perhaps best known for inventing the incandescent light bulb, also created the phonograph and the world’s first motion picture camera, among other things. Each of these radically changed the world.

Police: Man fired shots, committed burglaries

Watsonville Police on Wednesday arrested a man who allegedly fired several shots into a vehicle on Clifford Avenue Wednesday afternoon and stole a gun during a burglary on that street.

Power outage forces Cabrillo closure

Cabrillo College officials closed the Aptos location Friday after a campus-wide power outage.

Santa Cruz’s first MLK march draws thousands

When organizers began to plan Santa Cruz’s first Martin Luther King Jr. march, it was unclear how many people would come. But hundreds had gathered an hour before the event began Monday, and by its 10 a.m. start, thousands packed the streets of the downtown area as marchers went from Cathcart Street, down Pacific Avenue and ended at Front Street.

Parking lots need better management, report says

With more than 3,100 parking spots available in downtown Watsonville, finding a place to park isn’t the problem, according to a report. Rather, it’s the city’s management of them that needs improvement.
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Pajaro Valley Health Care District seeks applicants for Measure N oversight...

The Pajaro Valley Health Care District is seeking community members to serve on the Measure N Citizens’ Oversight Committee, which monitors spending of bond...