Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Residents of Brooklyn Street in Pajaro offer food to neighbors as their children play on a road that a week earlier was flooded.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Maria Urbieta described how it felt to come back last Thursday and see her house of 24 years, after a levee breach in Pajaro, ...

It's Hispanic Heritage Month, a celebration of Hispanic and Latino cultures, the history, and how people of those backgrounds have helped shape this country. A team of muralists with Hijos Del Sols, a ...

PAJARO, Calif. — Dora Alvarez stood on the balcony of her two-story apartment building Tuesday, holding a garden hose next to a rain gutter and steering the water toward recycling bins below for her ...

It’s been nearly two weeks since a levee breached on the Pajaro River, flooding the nearby unincorporated community of Pajaro and sending its roughly 3,000 residents into what county officials suggest ...

PAJARO – Pajaro residents in Monterey County could return to their homes to assess damage and begin cleanup as soon as Friday after recent storms prompted evacuations, but undeclared health risks and ...

Residents of Pajaro may have to wait months before they can return to their homes, according to Monterey County officials. Early Saturday morning, a 120-foot section of the Pajaro River levee broke a ...

PAJARO — As murky brown floodwaters began receding from the inundated Monterey County farmworker community of Pajaro, residents grasped for aid Tuesday and voiced frustration at the possibility that ...

California immigrant farm workers bore the brunt of this winter’s extreme weather – yet have scant resources to put their lives back together Theresa Barajas hadn’t been able to bring herself to the ...

The low-income community of Pajaro was devastated by floodwaters last month, but help with cleanup is hard to find One month after rushing waters engulfed Pajaro, residents of the central California ...

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The school buses arrived in quick succession, looping past the entrance of the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds and a parking lot packed with cars before stopping near Harvest Building, a low-slung ...