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479City Council Meeting Again About Interim City Manager Position
It will be the third time the Watsonville City Council has met in closed session about the position
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459IN PHOTOS: Punk Rockers Wavves Crash Felton Music Hall
'Good Times' photographer Tarmo Hannula captures punk trio Wavves' Felton Music Hall show in all its ribcage-rattling rock glory
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1.2KCapitola’s Temporary Outdoor Dining Program Could End Soon
A report from the city of Capitola found that few were taking advantage of the city's outdoor dining program put in place...
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549Most Californians Say Economic Inequality is Getting Worse
Seven in 10 Californians say the gap between rich and poor is getting larger, according to a statewide survey released Tuesday
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650How the Supreme Court’s Gun Case Could Affect California
Supreme Court likely to rule against New York law that imposes strict limits on who can carry guns in public
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5011Utility Regulator Turns Up Heat on PG&E After Recent Outages
California energy regulator starting crackdown on power provider PG&E following months of planned and unplanned outages
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445Barba, Quiroz-Carter Vie for Vacant Watsonville City Council Seat
The election was set into motion after Aurelio Gonzalez stepped down because of a family health emergency in September
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376Esperanza de Valle Celebrates 40 Years
PERFORMANCES SCHEDULED FOR THIS WEEKEND AT CABRILLO
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521New Book Chronicles History of Local Lumber Industry
'The Reign of the Lumber Barons' delves into the golden age of the lumber industry in the hills above Aptos and Corralitos...
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452Could Scotts Valley be Reunified?
The Santa Cruz Board of Sups is considering the recommendation as the county redraws its supervisorial boundaries during its decennial redistricting process
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611Watsonville Mayor Opposes Affordable Housing Project
Mayor Jimmy Dutra has apprehensions about the additional traffic flowing through the area and the ongoing costs to provide services to the...
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493City Adopts Policy that Limits Overnight RV Parking
Policy cites concerns over RV owners dumping trash and waste onto streets, being unruly and creating an unsafe environment for their neighborhood
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595Letter to the Editor: Downtown Name Game
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Outage Outrage
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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513
Letter to the Editor: Heart a Flutter
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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517Opinion: A Long-Awaited Relief for Parents
Vaccines for ages 5-11 have been a long time coming
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777Santa Cruz County Rolls Out Vaccines for Kids—Can It Save the School Year?
Relentless challenges for teachers, staff and students mar return to in-person learning
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712Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County is at an All-Time High—What’s the Solution?
Experts agree that education is needed to help prevent domestic violence, but it’s much more complicated
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678New City Manager, Unfilled Police Chief Job Mean Big Changes in 2022
Santa Cruz is holding off bringing in a new police chief until City Manager Matt Huffaker takes office in January
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493IN PHOTOS: American Crown Circus & Circo Osorio Makes its Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds Debut
From clowns and jugglers to acrobats and magicians, it's an all-ages variety show!
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684How California Could Help Fix the Supply Chain
This week, California lawmakers talked with experts and stakeholders about what the state could do in the near term to resolve the...
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717Should Social Justice Be Part of Math Education?
California's public school education guidelines, which are not binding, could overhaul the way many school districts approach math instruction
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555Second Harvest Kicks Off the 2021 Holiday Drive
The Cabrillo College campus buzzed with activity Thursday as Second Harvest Food Bank kicked off Santa Cruz County's 2021 Holiday Food &...
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622Sheriff’s Office: Most Residents Ignored Evacuation Order
In preparation for the storm, Santa Cruz County officials ordered about 300 addresses throughout the Santa Cruz Mountains to evacuate early on...
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9583RTC Director Recommends Hard Pass on Electric Rail Proposal
RTC Director Guy Preston recommended that Santa Cruz County not move forward on an electric passenger rail, citing the high cost of...
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623Backed by Report, Advocates Ask for Safe Pesticide Use
Report reveals that three pesticides linked to childhood cancers are extensively used in the Monterey Bay area
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6611Watsonville’s Ambitious Plan Aims to Address Climate Change
The City has taken its biggest step yet in making a commitment to address climate change locally
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626What Does the Biden Administration’s Vaccine Mandate Mean for You?
Corporate America has entered the next phase of its effort to counter the spread of the coronavirus
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553House Democrats Hunt for Votes to Pass Biden’s Domestic Agenda
Two bills, which carry a majority of President Biden’s economic agenda, have been in limbo for weeks as Dems tussle over the...
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420Vaccines Coming for 5-to 11-year-olds with Final CDC Recommendation
Starting next week, every school site will offer the inoculation; the local vaccination efforts will also include drive-thru clinics
