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Best of Santa Cruz County entertainment, arts & food events this weekend, Nov. 12-15

Two wine walks taking place during the first El Niño storm of the season — there’s gotta be a “water into wine” joke in there somewhere. The concept is the same at two different scenic destinations. On Saturday, head to Capitola Village for the Capitola Village Sip & Stroll ($55). On Sunday, downtown Santa Cruz hosts its fall Wine Walk ($45). Both events spotlight area wineries at local businesses. – Lily Belli.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 22h

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Beach closed after 9 kids contract bacterial infection

(KRON) — Capitola Beach is closed while health officials investigate an outbreak of E. coli O157. According to Santa Cruz County, the source of the outbreak is still under investigation, but all cases are linked to likely exposures at Capitola Beach. Santa Cruz Public Health is investigating nine cases involving children from various Bay Area […]

Santa Cruz County, CA · 2d

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Con Azucar Does Viral Treats With Mexican Amor

Nov. 10, 2026—Owner Dania Alvarez was blown away by the response to the opening of Con Azúcar Café (“with sugar” in Spanish) in Santa Cruz this past weekend. For weeks, people had been knocking on the door to ask when it would open. On soft-opening day, a line stretched down the block, including people who traveled from Watsonville.

Santa Cruz, CA · 2d

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Local soccer player invited to Mexico City training camp, tourney

A Hollister youth will soon be leaving for a unique opportunity with Club America Nido of San Jose, getting to travel to Mexico City to train and participate in a soccer tournament. Roman Figueroa, a defensive left wing who has played soccer since he was five, has gone from playing...

Hollister, CA · 2d

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Three-year coastal battle ends as state rejects Pleasure Point Marine Protected Area proposal

After three years of intensive public debate, local advocacy and policy maneuvering, a contentious proposal to establish a new marine protected area (MPA) at Pleasure Point has officially come to an end, according to the Department of Fish and Wildlife

Santa Cruz, CA · 3d

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Game on: Gilroy celebrates new pickleball courts at Las Animas Park

Close to 100 local pickleball athletes joined City of Gilroy officials and parks and recreation staff Nov. 10 to celebrate the ribbon cutting and grand opening of six new pickleball courts at Las Animas Veterans Park. Among the first to arrive for the celebration—while city staff set up chairs and...

Gilroy, CA · 1d

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Pacific Grove is set to hire its first woman city manager, longtime resident Lesley Milton.

The City of Pacific Grove is about to hire its next city manager, and it is someone who already lives in town and has local city management experience. Lesley Milton, former assistant city manager of Seaside, is slated to be confirmed by the P.G. City Council on Wednesday, Nov. 18.

Pacific Grove, CA · 18h

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Sports Roundup: Hollister flag football team makes big improvements

After a rough season last year, the Hollister flag football program is back on solid ground. The 2026 Balers finished in the middle of the league standings, were 10-12 overall and reached the Central Coast Section playoffs. The success came via a young team that jelled during the year and...

Hollister, CA · 1d

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Salinas officials report $9.7 million in homeless services spending, and look at more potential solutions.

The City of Salinas invested $9.7 million in homeless services during fiscal year 2025-26, focused on street outreach, crisis response, emergency shelter and housing programs, drawing from federal, state, local and regional sources. Community Development Analyst Karina Vazquez presented to the City Council on Tuesday, Nov. 10, and said that “there’s no single solution” to homelessness.

Salinas, CA · 1d

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Construction at Monterey Avenue Railroad Crossing in Capitola Scheduled for Nov. 11-13

Motorists and pedestrians should plan for temporary traffic impacts during daytime construction. The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) will conduct construction work at the Monterey Avenue Railroad Crossing in Capitola on Wednesday, Nov. 11 through Friday, Nov. 13 as part of a project to rehabilitate the railroad crossing. Work is scheduled to take place each day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Capitola, CA · 2d

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San Martin boil water notice does not affect City of Gilroy water customers

California American Water issued a boil water notice on Saturday, November 7, for customers in its West San Martin service area (Zone 1) after E. coli bacteria were detected in that system’s water supply. The City of Gilroy operates a separate water system. This notice does not apply to...

Gilroy, CA · 3d

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Soil monitoring after September Moss Landing fire | El Niño could bring more mosquitoes

Soil monitoring at Elkhorn Slough after September battery fire. The most recent fire was shorter than the blaze almost two years ago at Vistra’s battery energy storage facility. San Jose State University marine geology professor Ivano Aiello says this time, researchers did not find excess metals in the soil,...

Moss Landing, CA · 1d

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Salinas Union High School District to welcome two new board members.

The Salinas Union High School District had four of seven seats up for election this year: Areas 1, 3, 5 and 7. Only two areas, 3 and 7, were contested seats. In Area 3, Board President Nathalia Carrillo is seeking a second term but is trailing Brenda Contreras by 14 percent, or 550 votes. Contreras has secured 57 percent, or 2,221 votes, as of Nov. 10.

Salinas, CA · 1d

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Weekender: Festivals and events for a rainy weekend

A wet weekend, Santa Cruz. But don’t worry, I have suggestions for — mostly indoor — ways to get out despite the rain. The Goat Hill Fair — offering antiques, crafts and collectibles, not livestock — returns to the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds in Watsonville tomorrow and Saturday. On Saturday, Annieglass in Watsonville hosts The Good Table, a creative fundraiser where 10 decorated tables compete for your vote. Each table represents a local nonprofit or cause, and every vote cast is a contribution.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 22h

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Hollister JV football team captures second straight league crown

The Hollister JV football team scored an average of 43.2 points while yielding just 14.5 in division games on their way to a second straight league championship. The Balers were 5-0-1 in Pacific Coast Athletic League, Gabilan Division play to claim the crown by a half game over Palma and other pursuers.

Hollister, CA · 23h

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Guest View: A feast for the senses: The Sixth Annual Morgan Hill Open Studios

After six years and six Open Studios, we finally had perfect weather! The sixth annual Morgan Hill Open Studios, held Oct. 24–25, was another resounding success, bringing 42 artists to 17 locations across Morgan Hill, San Martin and Gilroy. Glorious sunshine, more visitors than last year, and new hours...

Gilroy, CA · 1d

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Santa Cruz Property Managers Are Getting Better Water-Leak Alerts, but an Unnoticed Plumbing Problem Can Still Spread Across an Entire Apartment Building

A Santa Cruz property manager may learn about a plumbing problem from a utility alert before anyone reports a wet floor. That is a useful change in how buildings can be monitored, particularly when an unexplained increase in water consumption might otherwise remain unnoticed until the next billing cycle. But...

Santa Cruz, CA · 1d

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Central Coast Trades Show all about students

Claire Grissom may have summed it up best when she said, “If you can’t see it, you can’t dream it.”. As Director of Career and College Readiness for Hollister High, Grissom was talking about the different job opportunities available to students with or without a college degree.

Hollister, CA · 18h