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This trial when she said a man Aggressive Police started groping her from behind. He came out of nowhere from behind her and attacked her at that point the teenager froze and the man ran away. She was able to get away in contact the police. There is a lot of people will walk in the neighborhood no one has come for to say since they were a witness to this attack. We would definitely like to hear from anyone that its a witness for who have since put in this situation. Reporter obviously police are looking for help your creek they will not relax until he is off the street. Pam the family of Lynne...

"As long-time elected representatives for the northernmost and southernmost reaches of Santa Cruz County, we believe the community conversation over the Rail Trail should be thoughtful, respectful, and inclusive," writes Bruce McPherson and Eduardo Montesino in a Guest Commentary. "We have sought to model those ideals both through our respective roles within county and city government and as members of the countywide Regional Transportation Commission."

"Rail consultants have stated that in order to meet the travel time requirements from Watsonville to Santa Cruz, a new passenger train would need to reach speeds of up to 60 mph. However, the topographical challenges of the Branch Line make it difficult to achieve these desired speeds while also accommodating a trail," writes Brian Peoples in a Guest Commentary.

It appears that a new last-minute agreement is being reached for the Live Oak farmers market to remain at the East Village Shopping Center — resulting in a new one-year lease.

The board, acting as the local lead for the project, previously reviewed the segments at its March 26 meeting and while it approved a series of environmental documents, it declined to move forward with the project itself, citing concerns about tree removal and cost overruns and asked its staff to explore ways to limit both.