News
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42Three Reportedly Swept Out to Sea Along North Coast in 8 Days
Authorities are urging the public to take caution in the waves, as the hunt for a San Lorenzo Valley teen who was...
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30Scotts Valley Welcomes Found Art Collective
The Found Art Collective celebrated its grand opening on Sept. 16, and the community turned out to welcome the funky new addition...
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38Watsonville Wetlands Watch Celebrates 30th Anniversary
The extensive slough system that runs through the heart of the Pajaro Valley has become a cornerstone for local recreation, wildlife viewing,...
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34Candidates Set for Watsonville City Council Special Election
Two relative newcomers to Watsonville politics will face off for the vacant District 2 seat in a special election slated for Dec....
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206Letter to the Editor: Water Needs Immediate Fix
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Oh No, Not the Midtown Debate
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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138Opinion: Nerds Unite at Nerdville!
Exploring the importance of Watsonville’s mini-comic-con
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237Watsonville Lawsuit Appealing At-Large Elections Set Precedent for California Cities to Move to District Elections
The city of Santa Cruz is considering a switch to district elections to ensure its population is represented fairly
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180San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District Accepts Resignation of Educator Being Investigated for Sexual Misconduct
Over the past several months, many SLVUSD educators have been investigated for allegations of sexual abuse
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218Learn All Things Sea Otter at Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History ‘Pup-up’
The Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History celebrates Sea Otter Awareness Week with a free pop-up event
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268Democrats Launch Effort to Curb Post-Trump Presidential Powers
House Dems plan to introduce a package of proposed new limits on executive power
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237California Is Sued Over Its Rule on Solar Power Installers
California's solar power sector has sued the state over a new requirement mandating that installers are 'certified electricians'
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375Victorious in Recall, Newsom Refocuses on California Housing Crisis
Fresh from beating back a recall, the governor signed a package of bills to address the California housing crisis
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373Medicare Expansion Clashes With Health Care for the Poor as Budget Bill Shrinks
Dems facing tough decisions over how to pursue universal health care
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311COVID Vaccine Prompts Protective Immune Response in Younger Children, Pfizer Says
Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine has been shown to be safe and effective in children ages 5 to 11 years old
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695Surfers Save Woman and Kids After Car Plunges Off Cliff
Surfers paddled over to the car as it quickly sank with a mother and her two kids inside
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538County Supervisors Ease Rebuilding Rules for CZU Survivors
The new rule applies to permitted structures that existed previously on the properties
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488FDA Panel Recommends Against Approving Pfizer-BioNTech Booster
A scientific advisory committee to the Food and Drug Administration recommended against approving booster shot of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine
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670County Supervisors Ban ‘Discriminatory Reports’ to Law Enforcement
Ordinance prohibits discriminatory reports to law enforcement; allows victims to seek financial compensation
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625Educator at Heart of SLVUSD Allegations Resigns
San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District agreed to accept high school social studies teacher Eric Kahl’s resignation
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400After Seven Years, Grace Harbor Women’s Center Opens
Grace Harbor Women's Center provides beds for women struggling with addiction and other issues
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633County Sups Pass Moratorium on New Cannabis Cultivation
The moratorium stemmed from concerns about potential conflicts between residential parcels and commercial cannabis crops
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535Santa Cruz City Council Removes Peyote from List of Decriminalized Psychedelics
The National Council of Native American Churches worries decriminalizing peyote will diminish supplies of the hallucinogenic cactus
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483Covid-19 Relief to Help Fund Major Ramsay Park Overhaul
If all goes according to plan, Watsonville’s Ramsay Park will become a much-needed community space
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430Cabrillo College Unveils New Mural at Aptos Community Celebration
Entitled “Unity,” Francisco Alonso created the mural with fellow artist Jeronimo Sanchez
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662School Resource Officers to Return to Watsonville and Aptos High School Campuses
Mental health workers will also be sent to Watsonville and Aptos high school campuses
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7569Letter to the Editor: Keep Train Option
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: What is ‘Sustainable’?
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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395Opinion: Santa Cruz Wakes Up to Water Issues
Current drought already having a concerning effect on our ecosystem
