Will Santa Cruz County make it into the yellow tier this time? We will find in one week’s time whether case counts, and other criteria, will remain at a level that meets standards to leave the orange.
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COVID PM: Newsom opens up the stimulus vault again; kids as young as 12 can now get Pfizer
Burgundi Thure, Owner of Sew Rose, provides a one-stop home decorating service for her clients, including creating…
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COVID PM: State population takes rare dip; Californians recognize Asian-American discrimination
A new partnership between UC Santa Cruz and United Way will support community-engaged research and offer UCSC…
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COVID PM: The Newsom recall effort, a surgeon general’s journey & vaccine efficacy updates
Hello everybody, It was another busy day on the pandemic beat. Here are your COVID PM storylines for Thursday, May 6 … On the politics front How California reopening and COVID declining could spell trouble for Newsom recall effort: With the spread of COVID-19 plummeting in California, triggering reopenings across the state after a devastating […]
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COVID PM: The ruckus in the sky, the hospitalization reversal & distance learning data
Buying locally produced food and goods benefits you and your community in more ways than you think.
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Masks no longer required in most outdoor situations throughout Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz County announced new mask guidelines for vaccinated and unvaccinated people on Tuesday morning.
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COVID PM: We gorged on food talk, but only after another yellow setback, new mask guidance
A new partnership between UC Santa Cruz and United Way will support community-engaged research and offer UCSC…
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The elusive yellow: Slight increase in case counts again keeps Santa Cruz in orange tier
The increase in infections in Santa Cruz County is small and “expected.” It is largely due to transmission of COVID-19 among youth sports teams, and some cases in schools, according to deputy health officer Dr. David Ghilarducci.
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COVID PM: Grab a happy hour beverage and tune in for these fine chefs who battled the pandemic & won
Burgundi Thure, Owner of Sew Rose, provides a one-stop home decorating service for her clients, including creating…
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COVID PM: A lifeline for emergency homeless funds and a pop-up plan to reboot downtown business
A new partnership between UC Santa Cruz and United Way will support community-engaged research and offer UCSC…
