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New Trails Open Nearly 80 Acres at Quail Hollow

FELTON — Nearly 80 acres of previously inaccessible public open space opened to hikers Oct. 26 with the debut of the Pace Wilderness Trails at Quail Hollow Ranch County Park. Santa Cruz County Parks and District 5 Supervisor Monica Martinez celebrated the opening of approximately 6 miles of new...

Felton, CA · 2d
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Hard choices, new hope: our plan to keep Watsonville Community Hospital open

When I joined the Watsonville Community Hospital board in 2022, I knew that saving our hospital from closing and bringing it back into public ownership was just the beginning. We do this for our friends, family and neighbors—parents who need a safe place to have a baby, seniors who need care near home, families that need emergency care in the middle of the night.

Watsonville, CA · 2d

Country Herald

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California Layoff Alert: Netflix Reportedly Cutting 1,000 Jobs

Social media report claims Netflix plans to eliminate approximately 1,000 corporate positions.

California · 2d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Bellarmine, at least temporarily, included in CCS football playoffs

After the Central Coast Section ruled that Bellarmine must forfeit six wins for using an ineligible football player, a judge took a step that could allow the Bells to participate in the playoffs.

San Jose, CA · 2d

SFGate

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Edsource: Lawsuit Over Principals Interference In Mountain View Student Newspaper To Go To Trial

A Santa Clara County Superior Judge has ruled that a lawsuit alleging violations of free press rights of former student journalists and their former adviser at Mountain View High School can go to trial, court records show. Article continues below this ad. The case, filed in 2024, centers on a...

Santa Clara County, CA · 2d

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Monterey Bay Parent Brings Home Seven National Awards

Five Gold and two Bronze honors from the Parenting Media Association. Monterey Bay Parent won seven awards, five Gold and two Bronze, in the Parenting Media Association’s 2026 Design and Editorial Awards. Publisher Andrea Breznay accepted Monterey Bay Parent’s awards at the Parenting Media Association’s annual conference and awards...

Monterey Bay, CA · 23h

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Meet the candidates in our goofy Election Day questionnaire.

Candidates are people too. Before the results rolled in on Election Day (Tuesday, Nov. 3) our team checked in to ask a variety of questions about sleep patterns, the campaign and any superstitions for the big day. See their responses below, edited for length and clarity. As of 4:50pm on...

Monterey County, CA · 2d

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Monterey Peninsula College has Monterey in the name, but Marina in the students.

Monterey Peninsula College is going all in on Marina. Chrissa Olson here, thinking about what it means to put your money where your mouth is. And it certainly seems like Monterey Peninsula College leadership isn't kidding around when it says it wants a significant Marina expansion, reallocating funds this year to put its investment in the Marina campus over the $100 million mark.

Marina, CA · 2d

KQED

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‘Blue Tsunami’ Impresses Bay Area Voters. There’s More Work to Do, They Say

The 2026 midterm elections were historic for Democrats, but those who kept the Golden State blue are adamant that now is not the time for party leaders to get complacent. Bay Area voters rallied in San Francisco and San José on Saturday to celebrate a “tsunami” of firsts and accomplishments for the Democratic Party – multiple flipped red-to-blue seats, the first-ever Black female governor in the country and the first Muslim member of the Senate, to name a few – in what many say is a repudiation of President Donald Trump and the issues that took priority in his Make America Great Again movement.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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A new Scotts Valley arcade is betting on the enduring appeal of analog play

On Halloween, bikes piled up outside Coin Drop Arcade as kids and adults in costume streamed into the new Scotts Valley business. Inside, pinball machines chimed over 1980s dance music as players took turns at arcade basketball and claw games. Coin Drop Arcade owner Kacey Lewis spent three hours straight...

Scotts Valley, CA · 1d