All posts tagged "Watsonville"
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177Dining ReviewsNew Restaurants, Bakeries and More Businesses Flock to Watsonville
Mexican food restaurant coming to Mansion House is just one of several new businesses
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3461Food & DrinkEnd of an Era: Yamashita Market Closing its Doors This Summer
Store dedicated to Asian cooking supplies first opened in 1928
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667NewsFree, All-Girls Pumptrack Clinic Held at Ramsay Park
Free clinic was first event at newly opened pumptrack
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6503NewsWatsonville Officials Disappointed by Split RTC Vote on Rail Plan
Proponent says passenger rail would have had positive economic impact
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577NewsFood Truck Festivals and More Planned for Pinto Lake City Park
New concessionaire for Pinto Lake shares his vision for the 78-acre park
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621CoronavirusCities Countywide Explore Permanent Outdoor Dining Spaces
Diners enjoy the cafe-like atmosphere
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922NewsWatsonville’s Limited Funding, Space Create Hurdles to Expanding Parks
Community support for parks and recreation has soared during the pandemic
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791NewsWatsonville Police Chief David Honda to Retire in July
Honda has worked in law enforcement for more than 30 years
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1.2KNewsStaff of Life Natural Foods Brings Organic Food Selection to Watsonville
Staff of Life opened its doors Tuesday
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1.1KFood & DrinkPopular Eatery Mr. Z’s Crepes and Teas Expands to Aptos
Eatery serves bubble teas, waffles, acai bowls and more
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707NewsWatsonville’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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816CoronavirusSenior Center Helps Hundreds of Vulnerable Residents get Vaccinated
Senior Center helps more than 1,700 residents get their shot
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930NewsPotential 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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940CoronavirusWatsonville Looks to Memorialize Lives Lost in Covid-19 Pandemic
Memorial aimed at giving visitors way "to reflect on this significant time in our country’s history"
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937NewsWatsonville Cuts Taxes on Cannabis Businesses By Half
Changes cut 10% tax on gross receipts to 5%
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798CoronavirusWatsonville Not Included in State’s Covid-19 Vaccine Equity Plan
Plan aimed at prioritizing disadvantaged and Latinx communities
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1.3KNewsWatsonville Looks to Cut Taxes on Cannabis to Compete with Neighbors
Proposed changes would cut taxes on retail cannabis businesses in half
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805CoronavirusCalifornia Prioritizes Vaccinations for Disadvantaged Communities
Nearly half of vaccines must go to disadvantaged communities
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9301NewsDifficult Conversations Around Race, Identity and History Remain
The George Washington bust is being moved, but new questions have risen
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1.1K1Coronavirus
Second Dose Appointments Slow Santa Cruz County’s Vaccine Rollout
County also switches to new My Turn system for vaccination appointments
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810A&ENew Media Company Highlights Watsonville Through Film
Team creates documentaries and plans to expand into horror, sci-fi, fantasy and action films
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8681NewsThe Divisive Debate Over the Bust of President George Washington
Discussion on fate of the Washington statute reached a tipping point last summer
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1.0KNewsVolunteers Needed to Help Landscape New Ramsay Park Pumptrack
Completed pumptrack will provide arena for bicycling, skating, rollerblading and scootering
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874NewsWatsonville City Council Votes to Move George Washington Statue
Washington statue being moved from City Plaza to Watsonville Public Library
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2.0K1NewsStaff of Life Set to Open Watsonville Location March 30
Staff of Life is one of few independently owned natural grocery businesses in the county
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1.1KCoronavirusCounty’s Equity Measures Show Watsonville’s Struggles to Quell Covid-19
More than half of county’s cases have been in Watsonville
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1.0KA&EWatsonville Brillante Extends Open Call for Local Artists
Organizers look for local artists’ work to feature on six-story parking garage
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780NewsDowntown Watsonville Mixed-Use Apartment Complex Moves Forward
Four-story, 50-unit apartment building would include about 2,000 square feet of retail space
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1.1KCoronavirusWatsonville Responds to Recent Uptick in Homicides
Recent uptick follows years of declining homicides
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946NewsCity Postpones Levee Cleanup After Homeless Advocates Raise Concerns
Scheduled cleanups of the Pajaro River Levee postponed indefinitely
