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Roache Road Water Main Project

Submitted by Michelle Pulido on Thursday, March 14th, 2:08 pm
Roache Road Water Main Project Where is the project located?

The project will be taking place on Roache Road from Freedom Boulevard to 400 feet beyond Carey Avenue so expect some possible traffic delays.

When will the project be completed?

The project is expected to begin in early April and finish in early May.

What is being done?
  • Installation – one thousand seventy feet (1,070′) of new 6″ ductile iron water main.
  • New residential services.
  • New hydrants and system isolation valves.
Why is this being done?

The current

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Watsonville Teenager Stabbed, Beaten with Skateboard

Submitted by Central Coast News on Thursday, February 28th, 3:49 pm

WATSONVILLE, Calif- A 15-year-old boy is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after a group of "five to seven" guys stabbed and beat hi Wednesday afternoon. 

Police said that the victim was walking on Carr St at East Lake Ave around 3:45 p.m. when the suspects asked him his gang affiliation. Before the victim could answer, the suspects stabbed the victim several times, said police. The suspects took the victim's skateboard and hit the victim over the head with it and ran from the scene. 

The investigation is continuing and anyone with information regarding the incident is encouraged to call the Watsonville Police Department Investigation Division at 768-3350 or the Watsonville Police Tipline at 768-3544.

 

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Highway 1 Gap Striping Between SALINAS ROAD AND WATSONVILLE REHAB PROJECTS

Submitted by Michelle Pulido on Wednesday, February 13th, 4:36 pm

HIGHWAY 1 <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 />GAP STRIPING BETWEEN SALINAS ROAD AND WATSONVILLE REHAB PROJECTS—TWO DAYS THIS WEEK

 

MONTEREY COUNTY – A ½ mile striping operation will take place in the “gap” area from just north of the Hwy. 1/Salinas Road Interchange (PM 101.5) to just south of the Monterey/Santa Cruz County Line (PM 102.0) where the Watsonville Rehab project begins, Caltrans officials announced today.

 

Striping will take place in both directions tomorrow Wednesday, Feb. 13 and Thursday, February 14. Traffic control consists of alternating lane closures.

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SALSIPUEDES CREEK SUMMIT

Submitted by Central Coast News on Wednesday, February 13th, 3:04 pm

SALSIPUEDES CREEK SUMMIT

 

               Fourth District Santa Cruz County Supervisor Greg Caput, along with County staff, will be hosting a Salsipuedes Creek Summit on Thursday, February 21, 2013, from 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. at the Pájaro Village Clubhouse, 739 Bronte Avenue in Watsonville. 

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MST BUS SERVICE ON PRESIDENTS DAY

Submitted by Central Coast News on Wednesday, February 13th, 2:50 pm

 

MST BUS SERVICE ON PRESIDENTS DAY

 

Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST) will operate a Sunday schedule on Presidents Day, Monday, February 18, 2013. MST phone lines and customer service locations at the Salinas Transit Center and Bus Stop Shop in Monterey will remain open. Administration offices in Monterey and customer service at the Marina Transit Exchange will be closed, reopening Tuesday, February 19. The following MST bus lines will operate a Sunday schedule on Presidents Day:

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5th Annual Prom Dress Drive, in Santa Cruz & Monterey counties

Submitted by Central Coast News on Wednesday, February 13th, 2:48 pm

Santa Cruz, CA – 5th ANNUAL PROM DRESS DRIVE

 

The Planning Committee for the 5TH Annual Prom Dress Drive are excited to Kick-Off this year’s Drive taking place during the months of February, March, & April 2013.

 

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State Of The Union Address, Fact Check

Submitted by Marissa Pendergrass on Tuesday, February 12th, 11:58 pm
State Of The Union Address, Fact Check

WASHINGTON, D.C.-  The world is digesting an assertive State of the Union address by President Barack Obama on Tuesday night.  He focused on bringing troops home, reducing the nation's deficit and changing gun laws in the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting.

President Obama called on Congress to come together to find a solution, emphasizing his recovery programs won't add to the deficit.  He also said it's not bigger government we need, just a smarter one.  He said he'll bring nearly half of U.S.

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