Soquel High’s highly regarded baseball team finally earned the postseason victory it knew it was capable of on Saturday.
Harvey West was the last person you’d assume to be a philosopher, but he’d ponder the meaning of life, to make life ...
Aptos High School’s Gwen Vaca follows the flight of her ball during an at-bat on Saturday during the Mariners’ 10-0 home ...
The Sentinel caught up with Kyle Gass who will be performing at Moe’s Alley June 2 with the Kyle Gass Company.
But experts from Zen monks to psychologists say there are mental health benefits to be found in such manual chores as ...
No dogs, no Negros, no Mexicans.” “Colored served in rear.” “For whites only.” It’s the type of signage that hung from the ...
California’s home insurance of last resort, the FAIR Plan, is raising rates 29.1% for certain homeowners starting Oct. 15. Rates will be highest for those in high-risk, fire prone areas. With many ...
California workplace safety officials moved Thursday toward a first-in-the-nation ban on fabrication and installation of quartz countertop materials, in a bid to halt a deadly epidemic among workers ...
Pay attention, take the initiative and be the one to make a difference. How you conduct yourself will set an example and give ...
A sounding fire alarm delayed the start of the CIF Division III Boys Volleyball NorCal Regional Championship by an hour on ...
Junior Nova Neu doubles and homered for Aptos High’s softball team, and the No. 3 seed Mariners made quick work of No. 6 Palo Alto in Central Coast Section Division I quarterfinals.
Pitchers Cole McGillicuddy and Jacob Kissinger threw a combined four-hitter, and the No. 5 seed Aptos High baseball team ...
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