Tony Nuñez speaks alongside family members during his campaign announcement in Watsonville.

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Banff at 50

For three nights, Feb. 27, 28 and March 1, the Rio Theatre will become a portal to the far edges of the planet as...

Above the Cat

Two months after a soft opening on Halloween weekend, Cat Alley Street, a new upstairs club above the Catalyst in downtown Santa Cruz, is...

Weedzilla

Bookshop Santa Cruz’s excellent author programming brings another literal bang-banger with investigative journalist Scott Eden, and his latest, A Killing in Cannabis: A True...

Wetlands Day

The City of Watsonville and Watsonville Wetlands Watch will host the annual World Wetlands Day celebration on Saturday from 9:30am to 1pm along Struve...

High Rise Concern

Tension was thick during an online meeting over the proposed demolition of the building that currently houses The Catalyst nightclub in Downtown Santa Cruz....

County Leaders Support Immigrants

Santa Cruz County Sheriff Chris Clark told reporters Thursday that local law enforcement will not cooperate with federal officials if they come to the...

Watsonville Airport prepares for Super Bowl arrivals

Though Super Bowl 60 will take place Feb. 7 in Santa Clara, Watsonville will roll out its own red carpet at Watsonville Municipal Airport...

Catalyst Future Discussed

The future of The Catalyst, a cornerstone of Santa Cruz’s live music scene, is under discussion following plans for a proposed redevelopment that could replace the historic venue with a multi-story housing project.

A Show of Student Force

Students at Watsonville High School organized a large walkout protest Tuesday as part of a nationwide movement opposing Immigration and Customs Enforcement sweeps and other federal policies.

Fire-Ravaged El Toro Bravo Opens

After a devastating Christmas Day fire forced its closure, El Toro Bravo has reopened in Capitola, welcoming back longtime customers more than a year after the blaze.

RTC Cuts Ties With Rail Co.

The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission has voted to terminate its operating agreement with Progressive Rail Incorporated, a move the agency says will help advance the Coastal Rail Trail while preserving freight and excursion rail service.

Big Benefit Show at the Vet Hall

From Warning to Healing: A Cultural Renaissance Returns to the Vets Hall The silence inside the Santa Cruz Veterans Memorial Building on October 24 was...
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