Watsonville Recibe Subvenciones Para La Protección De Animales

Las subvenciones se otorgaron para tres proyectos locales y se utilizarán para la protección, restauración y mejora del hábitat.

Wildlife Protection Grants Awarded To Watsonville, Santa Cruz

The grants were awarded for three local projects and are to be used for the protection, restoration and enhancement of wildlife habitat.

Aumento De La Falta De Vivienda Juvenil En Condado De Santa Cruz

La falta de vivienda de los jóvenes está aumentando, y el mercado local de vivienda está inhibiendo la transición a la vivienda permanente.

El Aeropuerto de Watsonville Obtiene Subvención Para Reparaciones

El Aeropuerto Municipal de Watsonville recibirá $ 397,753 para reparaciones de pistas y calles de rodaje.

Watsonville Municipal Airport Receives Federal Grant For Repairs

Watsonville Municipal Airport will receive $397,753 for runway and taxiway repairs.

Watsonville's Ban On Plastics, Foam Ware Sets New High Standard

"Biodegradable and compostable food service ware is the most responsible and sustainable choice for the community and environment."

US Secretary of Agriculture Promoting USMCA In Watsonville

Congressman Jimmy Panetta (D) and Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R)​, along with the SCCFB, are slated for a 9 a.m. meeting with Perdue.

Ban On Toxic Pesticide Chlorpyrifol Supported In Watsonville

Watsonville is supporting a bill that would prohibit the use of pesticide products containing the toxic active ingredient chlorpyrifos.

Downtown Watsonville's Street Safety Plan Needs Your Input

Let the city know what you think of its Downtown Complete Streets Plan.

Santa Cruz Supervisors Approve Single-Use Plastic Ban At Hotels

The ban will apply to all visitor accommodations, including motels and short-term vacation rentals such as Airbnb.

‘Families Belong Together Rally’ Planned In Watsonville

Organizers say they want lawmakers to keep families together.

Watsonville Councilman Accused Of Sexual Assault Steps Down

Councilman Oscar Rios has been accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by two women.

Superior Court of Santa Cruz Seeks Volunteers Civil Grand Jury

All qualified citizens interested in serving on the 2018-2019 Civil Grand Jury are invited to submit an application to the Superior Court.

Federal Marijuana Policy: No NorCal Crackdown Appears Imminent

Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, meanwhile, called the latest move from U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions "an ideological temper tantrum."

How California's New Laws Affect Gun Owners

Californians can still own guns in the new year but the state government just implemented stricter laws.

See Upcoming King Tides In Watsonville

Residents are encouraged to learn about City resources in a changing climate.

Early Property Tax Payments In Santa Cruz

The County will accept early payments for the second installment of 2017-18 property tax bills, which are due in February.

California Minimum Wage To Rise New Year's Day

Workers that are not paid the minimum wage are urged to get in touch with the Labor Commissioner's Office in their area to file a claim.

Residents Invited To Davenport Cement Plant Community Meeting

The County of Santa Cruz is hosting a community meeting to gather feedback about how the cement plant should be used.

Watsonville Receives Warning Letter From Justice Dept.

The city is one of just 29 jurisdictions nationwide to receive the letter because of its sanctuary city designation.

Santa Cruz Co. Health Services Agency Awarded $214,500 Grant

Local traffic data directed HSA to focus bike and pedestrian safety along with child passenger safety.

City Awarded $250,000 Planning Grant

The City in partnership with the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission & Caltrans will develop a plan for roadway improvement

City & Watsonville Wetlands Watch Partner on Slough Restoration Projects

The City of Watsonville and Watsonville Wetlands Watch partnered on a pair of State grants to restore portions of Struve Slough.

CPUC Fines PG&E $400K For Faulty Construction Of Transmission Tower That Fell In 2015

The citation issued is for installing the tower improperly and seven days of operating it with a below-minimum safety factor.

Palm Trees Go Up on Main Street!

The first set of palm trees have been planted on Main Street. This is part of the Main Street Revitalization Project.

City of Watsonville Announces New Website & Refreshed Logo

The City of Watsonville is excited to announce that big changes are coming as we work on revamping our communication efforts.

Watsonville to Launch New Website and Update Logo

The City of Watsonville's new website will officially launch on May 3.

Council Approves Transportation Projects to Be Funded by Measure D

Measure D will provide the City with $750,000 per year for the next 30 years.

Watsonville’s New Building Official is From City of Santa Cruz

Eric Simonson will start his new job in January.

Watsonville Considers Reinstating Down Payment Assistance Program

Reinstatement of the program will provide an alternative for low to above moderate income applicants to purchase homes in Watsonville.

Watsonville's Hires New Assistant CDD Director

On December 30, 2016, Acting Building Official Gail Browne will be retiring after 27 years of service with the City of Watsonville.

Voting Begins Monday in Watsonville

Are you registered? Have you requested to vote-by-mail? Your voting survival guide.

Santa Cruz County Hires First 'Cannabis Licensing Manager'

Daniel Peterson has background in environmental regulations.

Soledad Man Pleads Guilty To Elder Abuse Of Father

When the father was transported to a hospital, it was discovered ulcerated sores he had were infected with maggots inside of them.

Convicted Serial Robber Found Guilty Of Murder At Seaside Motel

A convicted serial robber was found guilty on Wednesday of the murder of a waiter inside a Seaside motel room in 2014.

Man Convicted Of Attempted Murder In Watsonville Stabbing Case

A man was convicted of attempted murder in a stabbing last year outside a Watsonville pharmacy that left the victim with a punctured lung.

Salinas Resident Sentenced For DUI Crash That Killed 1

A man was sentenced Friday to nearly a decade in prison for a DUI crash that killed one person and injured two others north of Salinas.

Former Cop, Towing Operator Sentenced For King City Kickback Scheme

A former King City sergeant and a towing operator were sentenced Friday for their roles in a kickback scheme.

Here's A Picture Of The Watsonville Hero

Watsonville teen Zac Clayman was honored today by the CHP with a Citizen's Commendation for his bravery in saving a man's life.

Passport Backlog: Renew Your Passports Now, Watsonville!

The U.S. State Department is expecting an influx of passport renewals soon, which could create lengthy delays.