El Capulin Nursery

We offer a wide variety of plants/trees from fruit trees, flowers, palms, grasses and succulents, our property is over 3 acres full of plants ready to make your garden / backyard beautiful 595 green valley rd Watsonville ca Open Everyday 8am-5pm

Santa Cruz County

Bay Area

Watsonville

California

We offer a wide variety of plants/trees from fruit trees, flowers, palms, grasses and succulents, our property is over 3 acres full of plants ready...

Illusive Comics & Games, LLC

All are welcome at Illusive Comics &amp; Games, located in Santa Clara. Woman owned and all spectrum friendly, we are a brightly lit, well organized, and welcoming shop. It's easy for anyone to come in and wander, and shop. Roll some gorgeous dice and play some boardgames if you have the time. We will you pick out the perfect item you're looking for! We have the largest selection of new comics in the Bay Area. You can also find Dungeons &amp; Dragons, Pokemon, Magic: the Gathering, and a huge selection of boardgames. We've got comic books for every age, starting with Superhero board books. We have a full weekend of events all of the time, which we update on our website each week. There's also space for free Boardgaming for you and your friends. Illusive has been a Santa Clara mainstay since 2007. We're on Stevens Creek at Lawrence Expy and 280, next to Harbor Freight, on the other end of the center from MicroCenter. Open every day of the year, our Holiday Hours for 2026/27 are Mon 11a-7p Tues 12p-7p Wed 11a-8p Thur 11a-7p Fri 11a-9p Sat 10a-7p Sun 11a-7p (Libraries, Teachers and Schools- contact us for bulk ordering discounts for your schools and fundraising options!)

Santa Clara County

Campbell

All are welcome at Illusive Comics & Games, located in Santa Clara. Woman owned and all spectrum friendly, we are a brightly lit, well organized,...

WATSONVILLE, CA — A man who had daily contact with youth in his role as a Watsonville Parks and Community Services Division employee is charged with sexually assaulting a 16-year-old boy, the Watsonville Police Department said. Matthew Antonio Jimenez, 23, was booked into jail Tuesday and faces two felony charges related to sexually assaulting a minor and a misdemeanor charge relating to molesting a minor, county jail records show. The incident occurred more than a year ago, police say. Police said they received a report of sexual assault allegations involving Jimenez last week and began investigating. Police said they soon tracked down the teen, who confirmed the report. Jimenez was arrested Tuesday morning and remained in custody as of late Wednesday morning. Jimenez joined the parks department in 2015. Jimenez and the teen are believed to have met through a mutual friend, police say. Police said they do not know if there are other victims, but anyone with information about Jimenez are encouraged to call Detective Rudy Lopez at 831-768-3357.

WATSONVILLE, CA — A man who had daily contact with youth in his role as a Watsonville Parks and Community Services Division employee is charged with sexually assaulting a 16-year-old boy, the Watsonville Police Department said. Matthew Antonio Jimenez, 23, was booked into jail Tuesday and faces two felony charges related to sexually assaulting a minor and a misdemeanor charge relating to molesting a minor, county jail records show.

The incident occurred more than a year ago, police say. Police said they received a report of sexual assault allegations involving Jimenez last week and began investigating. Police said they soon tracked down the teen, who confirmed the report. Jimenez was arrested Tuesday morning and remained in custody as of late Wednesday morning.

Jimenez joined the parks department in 2015. Jimenez and the teen are believed to have met through a mutual friend, police say. Police said they do not know if there are other victims, but anyone with information about Jimenez are encouraged to call Detective Rudy Lopez at 831-768-3357.

Parks Staffer Charged With Sex Assault Of Teen

Matthew Antonio Jimenez had daily contact with youth through his city Parks and Community Services Division job.