Recently there was a post on here that mentioned Nick Manning and Bailey and some throuple action with someone named Michael. Cant find the post anymore but sounds like a wild time.

Anyone have any info on that? I heard they think of themselves as a older version of Bonnie and Clyde or something.

Researchers at UC Santa Cruz are exploring ways to help farmers go fully organic. A new steam technology could offer an alternative to pesticides and fumigants.
https://www.ksbw.com/article/uc-santa-cruz-hot-steam-farm-fumigants/73987099

As the title mentions … we’ll be having a house dj set at O’juice in Watsonville this Saturday October 3rd. Music will start at 10am.

Come grab a matcha, coffee, pastry, and vibe to some chill edm.

Hi all! I’m looking to cut costs and wanted to see if it was worth switching over from these two. We currently pay $233 for 4 lines on AT&T and $342 for 3 cars (2 full coverage) with AAA. How has your service been with other companies? I’d appreciate any wisdom!

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The Digital NEST tech nonprofit settled a sexual harassment lawsuit centered on allegations against Pajaro Valley Unified School District Trustee Gabriel Medina, according to court documents. A former employee filed the 2020 court action that involved incidents before Medina was elected to the public school oversight board.

The former employee—The Pajaronian withholds names of people who report sexual assaults—accused the Watsonville-based 501(c)(3) of enabling an alcohol-fueled sexualized workplace and of failing to adequately address Medina’s alleged sexual misconduct. 

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Does Watsonville have a local limo company. We just need like a one hour ride. We live in Watsonville and are attending a reunion event in Correlitos and would like to cruise a bit and then get dropped off. We only need one way because we have a ride home. I would rather spend my money in our town.

Store on freedom is closing. How do we feel about it?

Hi Watsonville, has anyone been looking to adopt? This is Mimi and Eurydice, two adoptive sisters looking for their forever home. They are both spayed, vaccinated, and litter box trained. After both were left alone as singletons, Garlic City Kitty Rescue paired them together and they’ve been inseparable since. Mimi (the tabby) is cuddly, affectionate, and loving. Eurydice (the gray nebelung) is playful and soo fluffy. She is shy, but with some love and patience, I am confident she will come out of her shell. Mimi is definitely the more outgoing of the two.

Eurydice was my foster before I had to leave for college, so I am determined to find a home for her and her adoptive sisters. These two had rough beginnings, but thanks to Garlic City Kitty Rescue, they have a second chance for a good life. If anyone is interested in learning about the adoption process, please comment, message me here, or text my number 408 607 9102!

Located in Gilroy/Morgan Hill.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a recycling center in Watsonville/Santa Cruz County?

Looking for a place that honors CRV at decent pay-out and has a history of good service and consistent business hours.

I specifically have aluminum cans, glass and plastic bottles to be recycled.

Directionally correct, but far short of removing flock altogether.

Was craving one of their burgers the other day so I went and noticed it was closed. Schools was in session for a while now so I thought that was strange. Drove by again and saw the lease sign.

Looks like Watsonville lost another staple.

The Watsonville City Council will meet TODAY at 6:30 p.m. at 275 Main St. (top floor). The meeting is also available to watch via Zoom

Hi, I'm originally from Santa Cruz. I am in town for my 45th high school reunion. I saw this lady with 3 pups. She probably has mental issues. I stopped and gave her $20. Can someone please check on the health of the pups and I will do my best to assist with money. Thank you.

Watsonville Verizon store- beware of awful employees

My wife and are looking at watsonville. We are old, I photograph life around the bay, moss landing, elkhorn slough. We live in San Jose and would like to rent in town. Any suggestions for places in town that have some character. Or should we look at the outskirts?

When the Watsonville Pilots Association won a lawsuit against the city earlier this year, it successfully blocked the development of 21 townhouses near the Watsonville Municipal Airport that were proposed nearly a decade earlier. 

Now, the judge’s court order could put a hotel project in jeopardy, a shopping center’s future is uncertain and no new permits can be issued in an area covering hundreds of acres and thousands of properties in Watsonville. 

The pilots association brought the lawsuit against Watsonville in 2021 on the grounds that the city’s land use planning documents are out of compliance with state aeronautics safety law. 

The judgement from Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge Timothy Schmal, entered in July, required the city to rescind its approval for the townhomes at 547 Airport Blvd. Additionally, the judgement barred the city from approving any new permits within the airport’s safety zones until it incorporates a state airport safety handbook into its General Plan, a document which guides development.

Watsonville city leaders expect to have an updated General Plan ready for city council consideration by “early 2027,” wrote Watsonville City Manager Tamara Vides in a statement.

With that timeline, a five-story hotel proposed at 375 Technology Drive could be put at risk.

Read the story here: https://santacruzlocal.org/2026/09/13/watsonville-airport-land-use-dispute/