A new study finds that the state’s profitable orchard crops will suffer less frost exposure under climate change, saving water and energy.
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Near-record warmth today to be followed by strong winds on Wednesday
After temperatures in the 70s, a system will bring north-northeasterly winds and gusts to the Santa Cruz Mountains, peaking between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Morning Lookout: Local leaders seek state help on homelessness issue, anti-mask efforts ramping up and more
The Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County re-envisioned its programs and initiatives to meet the needs and challenges of…
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Morning Lookout: Investigation into PVUSD drama, massive vaccine implications of UCSC expert’s analysis
The Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County re-envisioned its programs and initiatives to meet the needs and challenges of…
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Former Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office volunteer dies in Santa Cruz motorcycle crash
Omar Enriquez, 29, a Cabrillo College graduate, ‘was passionate about pursuing a career in law enforcement,’ Santa Cruz County Sheriff Jim Hart’s office said on Facebook.
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Morning Lookout: Pay bump approved for Scotts Valley law enforcement, $600 stimulus payment deal reached
Celebrate the MAH’s 25th Anniversary with new exhibitions and events happening throughout Santa Cruz County in 2021.
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California to review carbon trading program as part of climate roadmap
Experts say the state’s cap and trade program may be insufficient in meeting ambitious climate goals. And environmentalists have called the program unfair to polluted communities.
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Morning Lookout: 5-time cancer survivor talks resilience, Conception dive boat fire update and more
Welcome aboard to a distinguished Seabright condo, where 3 floors of stunning views of the Santa Cruz Yacht Harbor and…
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Morning Lookout | Mysterious management changes at Watsonville Community hospital, vaccine data problems
The campus continues to make advancements in the areas of housing, transportation, and water conservation.
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Watsonville police seek public’s help in investigating 3 shootings within 48-hour span
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…