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Celebrating the Fourth

The Fourth of July will be a busy day in Santa Cruz County, with parades, parties, fundraisers and more scheduled, capped off by a new fireworks show in Watsonville.

Film Festival expands to four locations

With events across four locations, the Watsonville Film Festival is shooting for a flexible and diverse program for its sixth year.

Raiders use 1st pick on embattled cornerback Gareon Conley

Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie said his staff did extensive research on Gareon Conley before using the 24th overall pick in the draft on the talented but embattled Ohio State cornerback who has been accused of rape.

County’s first babies of the year born at Sutter Maternity Center

As many Santa Cruz County residents celebrated ringing in the New Year, two new lives were just beginning at Sutter Maternity & Surgery Center in Santa Cruz.

R-P names new publisher

Jeanie Johnson, a former longtime Register-Pajaronian employee, has returned to the newspaper as its publisher.

Popular coach remembered

Youth baseball coach Tom Gugale was known for his passion for the game, his gregarious personality and for the legions of young people who loved to play for him. Gugale was killed Friday morning when his truck overturned near San Luis Reservoir. He was 47

County supervisors reject challenge to Aptos Village Project

The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously declined to hear an appeal of the ongoing Aptos Village Project, ending the latest salvo by a group that has long opposed it.

Students cry: ‘Enough!’

The walkout at Watsonville High School Wednesday began at 10 a.m., when a small group of students walked through campus, shouting “Walkout!”

PHOTO: A hard day’s work

A field worker realigns an irrigation system on a farm along San Andreas Road.

Child psychologist sentenced to 16 years

Dr. John William “Bill” Visher, a child psychologist, found guilty of committing lewd acts with a minor, was handed a sentence of 16 years behind bars Tuesday.
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“Know their names” event memorializes dead Gazan children

Many of the several dozen people gathered at the Santa Cruz County Government Center Friday afternoon were in tears as Rolla Alaydi described her...