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Steve Pleich – Grand Jury
Steve Pleich shares his experience with the Grand Jury. Photo courtesy of RDNE.
O'Neill Sea Odyssey
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From The Pajaronian...
For the third time, protestors attended a Watsonville City Council meeting calling on city leaders to pass a ceasefire resolution.
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
From Santa Cruz Local...
More than 100 people filled the Santa Cruz City Council chambers to call for a ceasefire resolution in the Israel-Hamas war. The same day, activists also attended a Watsonville City Council meeting and a Santa Cruz County Supervisors meeting.
The Watsonville City Council will stop allowing virtual comments during its public meetings for the rest of the year after it received two anonymous calls filled with racist language and expletives during the Oct. 24 meeting.
From Good Times...
The city looks toward the first update to its retail cannabis rules in four years, after complaints that the ordinances are stricter than those imposed by the state.
The City Council considered 16 tweaks to the ordinance; proposed changes include allowing a new establishment and opening more of the city to new businesses.
Watsonville officials envision downtown as a vibrant place where commerce, mixed-use housing and a transit system intermingle and trees line a two-lane Main Street.
Plus: Santa Cruz could require options to tip delivery drivers.
The Watsonville Police Department formally welcomed five new officers at a promotional badge pinning and awards ceremony.
Unsanctioned campers along Corralitos Creek could see a repeat of an El Niño weather pattern that could bring heavy rains and flooding.
Measure R sales tax hike brings in new money.
Count shows uptick of homelessness in Watsonville.
Local high schoolers paint murals for Watsonville City Hall.
Roughly 100 nurses who work at Watsonville Community Hospital gathered Tuesday to call attention to a scheduling change they say affects the way they do their job.
60 units could be built above new bus station.
Residents who live near Ceiba College Preparatory Academy have filed a lawsuit against the school, the city of Watsonville and the company that owns the land.
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