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1.1KStaff of Life Natural Foods Brings Organic Food Selection to Watsonville
Staff of Life opened its doors Tuesday
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986Small Plane Crashes Near Pajaro Valley High School
Crash sparked quarter-acre fire that was quickly doused
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825Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter Reinstates Free Pop-Up Clinics
Free clinics offer wellness exams, vaccines, flea and tick medications and more
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1.1KNew Study: California’s Trailblazing Diesel Rules Save Lives
Excess deaths from heart and lung disease linked to diesel pollution dropped by 82%
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1.0KCan’t Afford Bail? State Supreme Court Offers Relief for Some Defendants
Judges must consider a defendant’s ability to pay when setting bail
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849Newsom Picks Rob Bonta as California’s New Attorney General
Bonta developed a record as one of the Assembly’s most liberal members
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888EPA to Review Attacks on Science Under Trump
List of decisions where staff say scientific integrity was violated is expected to reach about 90 items
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840Regional Women’s Business Center Launches in Watsonville
Center will offer training, networking, workshops, and more to women entrepreneurs
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922Graniterock, Local Activists Launch Huge Solar Project
Five-megawatt solar farm will include 15,000 photovoltaic solar panels
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688Watsonville’s State-Mandated Housing Goals Expected to Increase
City will need another 465 units to be completed over next three years
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786Letter to the Editor: Countercultured
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Realm of the Census
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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819Opinion: Bringing Historical Perspective to Homelessness Discussions
Homeless crisis is often treated as if risen up out of a vacuum
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1.3K7Can Santa Cruz Find a Path to Solving the Homeless Crisis?
New camping ordinances and housing-first focus among current tactics
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943Santa Cruz County Supervisors Approve Public Defender Transition Plan
County officials say new office will help reduce costs
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908Watsonville Committee on Policing and Social Equity Aims for Change
Committee's community engagement consultant leaves, citing concerns about group's approach
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9402Differing Portraits of Cabrillo College’s Namesake Emerge
School received a request to change its name in July 2020
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8164METRO Rolling Out Electric Buses, New Downtown Watsonville Route
Route will connect to retail and medical destinations
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945National Agriculture Day to be Observed March 23
Virtual events planned nationwide
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880Santa Cruz Police Department Investigates Allegations of Racism
Woman says she was attacked by security guards at Catalyst, then mistreated by police
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759Santa Cruz County Likely Moving to Orange Tier on March 31
Move would come one day before theme parks, outdoor live performances reopen
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751So You’re Vaccinated Against Covid. Now What?
Ill-advised behavior or a mutant strain of the virus could still ignite another surge
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800Senior Center Helps Hundreds of Vulnerable Residents get Vaccinated
Senior Center helps more than 1,700 residents get their shot
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857Federal Bills Could Help Restore Western Monarch Butterfly Migration
Lawmakers introduce bills to help save monarch habitat
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807Tight Market, Recent Disasters Strain Santa Cruz County Homebuyers
Prices skyrocketing due to increased demand
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1.3KRising Seas, Worsening Wildfires Endanger California Parks
Managing California’s nearly 300 parks will require a top-to-bottom rethink
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871Potential Porter Building Sale Halted by State Land Use Law
City will need to notify affordable housing developers about the vacant building
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919How Covid Survivors Are Finding Their Way Into Politics
Many people with lives upended by Covid-19 have turned to political action
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1.4KAdvanced Cancers Are Emerging, Doctors Warn, Citing Pandemic Drop in Screenings
Hundreds of thousands fewer cancer screenings were performed last year than in 2019
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911Can Vaccination and Infection Rates Add Up to Reach Covid Herd Immunity?
There seems to be hope that the pandemic’s end may be in sight
