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In the midst of her work day on Dec. 16, Lupe Herrera was called out of E.A. Hall Middle School’s main office after being told she was needed at the school’s assembly. Students, teachers and faculty were lined up together outside, and when Herrera stepped into view, everyone began to cheer.

The Trump administration's decision to end a program that lets immigrants from four countries live and work legally in the U.S. was motivated by racism and leaves the immigrants' American born children with an "impossible choice," according to a federal lawsuit filed on Monday.

In the not-too-distant future, Aptos’ signature World’s Shortest Parade will terminate in the Village Green, the centerpiece of Aptos Village’s expansive new development.

After serving in the firefighting world since 1985, Battalion Chief Greg Estrada, 49, of Pajaro Valley Fire is bracing to hang up his helmet at the end of the month.

The Pajaro Valley Historical Association took a large crowd back to World War II during its Annual Vintage Picnic on Saturday.

Since the beginning of the year, police in unincorporated Santa Cruz County have arrested just six people for operating a motor vehicle while stoned, California Highway Patrol Officer Trista Drake said.

Joe Dominguez, Pajaro Valley Unified School District’s new Chief Business Officer, took the financial helm of Santa Cruz County’s largest district Monday.

Watsonville Police are looking for a man who allegedly robbed a pharmacy at gunpoint Sunday night.

An informal survey by this newspaper along Main Street found 11 empty businesses on a stretch from Second Street to East Fifth Street.

Edge rusher is without a doubt an important position in the NFL. But signing an injury-prone free agent to a massive deal when your first round picks have not finished developing seems like jumping the gun. The Niners need help on the edges, and whether or not they go all-in on Lawrence or Ansah will speak volumes on what they believe they have in Thomas, Buckner and Armstead.