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18-year-old arrested for murder in deadly Moss Landing State Beach shooting: authorities

The 18-year-old suspect was arrested on Thursday on two counts of murder with a criminal street gang enhancements and booked into the Monterey County Jail with bail set at $2.035 million.

Moss Landing, CA · 1d

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Businesses push back against temporary METRO station location in Watsonville

Santa Cruz METRO officials on Friday presented two possible locations for a temporary downtown Watsonville transit center, a move necessary while the existing station is demolished and replaced with a new facility topped by affordable housing. But business owners near METRO’s preferred location on Union Street say the proposal would...

Watsonville, CA · 23h

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Phil's Fish Market & Eatery, one of the county's most celebrated restaurants, goes up for sale.

Phil’s Fish Market & Eatery is on the market. Known nationally for his cioppino—and for beating celebrity chef Bobby Flay in a “throwdown”—Phil DiGirolamo opened the popular restaurant in 1982 in Moss Landing, moving to a historic downtown Castroville location in 2022. DiGirolamo also listed...

Castroville, CA · 23h

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New bike lanes, sidewalk planned for PV High

The City of Watsonville is celebrating a major milestone in pedestrian and bicycle safety with the groundbreaking of the Safer Access to Pajaro Valley High School & Beyond Project. The final product will widen the Harkins Slough Road overpass over Highway 1 to add bicycle lanes and a wider sidewalk separated from vehicle traffic.

Watsonville, CA · 1d

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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 · 1d

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Watsonville’s Garcia-Ferreyra wins Mission Division race | Boys cross country

Watsonville High senior Nain Garcia-Ferreyra stood at the finish line at last week’s Pacific Coast Athletic League Cross Country Championship, huffing and puffing in near disbelief. The Wildcat standout runner was the first to cross the finish line out of the Mission Division. Garcia-Ferreyra won the race in 15...

Watsonville, CA · 22h

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Plant Sciences Genetics Launches The Rejoice™ Blackberry Platform

WATSONVILLE, CA - PSG launched the first year-round primocane blackberry under the new Rejoice™ platform. With this berry launch, the Rejoice platform addresses a variety of unmet needs across the value chain:. Retailers get blackberries that are never out of season and always in demand, with big,. firm fruit...

Watsonville, CA · 1d

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Aptos Parking Lot Lawsuit Lands in Favor of Businesses

Aptos property owner Laurie Negro says her court victory over the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission should be the end of the legal fight over her parking lot and open the door to a trail plan that helps local businesses, rather than threaten their livelihood. The RTC sued Negro...

Aptos, CA · 2d

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New tool shows where flood waters might go in Santa Cruz

The UC Santa Cruz Center for Coastal Climate Resilience is rolling out a tool that lets planners and property owners see what areas may be flooded by the end of the century. “For the first time we're able to pull these risk metrics and risk reduction metrics at the building-block level, so an individual homeowner will be able to scroll in and see their individual property and what is at risk there,” said Borja Gonzalez Reguero, leader of the CoSMoS Adapts project.

Santa Cruz, CA · 2d

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Alvarado Street Brewery unveils its 'forever home'

A new chapter for one of Monterey County's business success stories begins this weekend with the grand opening of Alvarado Street Brewery's new 32,000-square-foot facility in Castroville, a major expansion the brewery is calling its "forever home." The brewery, which owner and head brewer JC Hill started as a homebrew operation less than 20 years ago, is moving the bulk of its beer production and packaging to Castroville, where the operations will share space with a new tasting room. "This is our new forever home where we will make the vast majority of our beer," said Hill during an interview earlier this week. Known as "The Plant," the new facility will become the company's primary production facility and headquarters. The new location will be Alvarado Street Brewery's largest in the Monterey Bay area. Its production facility on Dayton Street in Salinas has largely wound down, Hill said, yet the tasting room there remains in operation. Alvarado Street Brewery & Bistro located in the Carmel Plaza, showcases some of the brewery's more experimental and German-forward beers. Its scenic location with an Art Deco interior in downtown Salinas, was last year rebranded Alvarado Street Brewery Taproom. Located in the heart of downtown

Castroville, CA · 1d

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ICE activity in Salinas disrupts the daily lives of many.

Here are some normal things that normal people hope to do throughout the week: Go to a doctor's appointment. Take your kid to soccer practice. Live your life in peace, and not fear. Chrissa Olson here. I've been following Weekly staff writer Celia Jiménez's coverage of the immigration enforcement operations...

Salinas, CA · 8h

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Making His Mark on Santa Cruz

For over a decade, Santa Cruz native, artist, illustrator and graphic designer Shaun Logan—also known as Slogan—has been crafting vibrant murals in Santa Cruz’s most iconic spots, including the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and the Catalyst Club. The 44-year-old local artist has found great success in the county, and his art can be seen in some of Santa Cruz’s most iconic spots.

Santa Cruz, CA · 18h

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MVC’s Anna Conca captures Mission Division race | Girls cross country

Monte Vista Christian junior Anna Conca kept her season alive after putting on a stellar performance at the Pacific Coast Athletic League Cross Country Championship on Oct. 31. The Mustang standout runner won the Mission Division race in 19 minutes, 19.5 seconds on the rugged three-mile course at Toro Park...

Salinas, CA · 1d

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Best of Santa Cruz County entertainment, arts & food events this weekend, Nov. 5-8

The Capitola Plein Air Festival runs through the weekend, with artists celebrating the unique beauty of the tiny coastal city with open-air painting. On Saturday morning, watch more than 40 accomplished artists paint outdoor scenes in a timed challenge, then vote for your favorite at the Capitola Plein Air Quick Paint. It starts at 9:45 a.m. – Lily Belli.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 2d

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Mariners sail to a perfect 5-0 to capture PCAL Mission North crown | High school football

Ben Martin came up with the biggest play of the game on Friday night that helped the Aptos High football team clinch a Pacific Coast Athletic League crown for the first time in four years. Late in the fourth quarter, the 6-foot-3, 237-pound senior lineman made a game-sealing interception to...

Aptos, CA · 8h

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Gilroy Diners Know The Garlic Fries At Westside Grill Taste Like Hometown Pride

Gilroy has spent decades telling the world it is the Garlic Capital of the World, and the locals take that title seriously. So when a neighborhood grill earns a loyal following in this town, people notice. The spot in question sits on a busy corner on the west side of...

Gilroy, CA · 1d

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A Marine Protected Area Was Shot Down in Santa Cruz, Leaving Mixed Feelings

A push to expand marine protections in Santa Cruz, California came to an end in October when the California Fish and Game Commission rejected proposals to limit fishing at Pleasure Point and Natural Bridges. As the dust settles after three years of debate, the decision has left local stakeholders divided — some celebrated the news, while others expressed disappointment.

Santa Cruz, CA · 1d

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‘Catz blanked by a hot SLV squad | High school football roundup

Watsonville High was shut out for the first time this 2026 fall season after a 28-0 defeat to San Lorenzo Valley High in Pacific Coast Athletic League Mission North Division play Thursday night. With the loss, the Wildcatz dropped to 1-3 in league play. The Cougars improved to a 3-1...

Watsonville, CA · 1d

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A look at the real Salinas Valley places at the heart of 'East of Eden'.

IT WAS SALINAS VALLEY, NOT EAST OF EDEN, that was the initial title of John Steinbeck’s 1952 magnum opus, his War and Peace, that he wrote after moving away from the West Coast, the one he was crafting in his head for over 20 years. The novel was an homage to his family – the Hamiltons, their neighbors and their stories, and is, to date, the best literary biography of this “long narrow swale between two ranges of mountains” – the Gabilans to the east and the Santa Lucias to the west – with the Salinas River winding through its center.

Monterey County, CA · 2d

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Santa Cruz County’s AI plan needs a real off switch

Have something to say? Lookout welcomes letters to the editor, within our policies, from readers. Guidelines here. Santa Cruz County has crossed an important, non-election-related threshold. On Oct. 20, supervisors approved an update to the county’s 2026 artificial intelligence work plan. The plan includes access to Anthropic’s Claude, a public-facing...

Santa Cruz County, CA · 2d