Over the years, programs at Life Lab have emerged into one of the premier educational resources for gardening in the…
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Vans on demand: Santa Cruz Metro bus service launches UberPool-like ride share service
As of Monday, Santa Cruz Metro will offer an on-demand van service similar to UberPool. It’s called Cruz On-Demand, and will offer rides for no more than $3 within a three-mile radius.
Morning Lookout: What’s next for TOLO, new legal challenge for reapproved UCSC student housing project
Thomas Sage Pedersen dives in deep with Arts Council Santa Cruz County’s Executive Director, Jim Brown, and Deputy…
NEWS QUIZ: How closely did you pay attention to this week’s news in Santa Cruz County?
Introducing the Lookout Santa Cruz News Quiz. Each week, you can see how well you paid attention to events of the week so far. Take our quiz and test your news comprehension mettle!
Take a listen: addressing racial equity in our local arts ecosystem for change
Thomas Sage Pedersen dives in deep with Arts Council Santa Cruz County’s Executive Director, Jim Brown, and Deputy Director, Mireya Gomez-Contreras to talk about creating a more equitable arts ecosystem. Check out the full Season 4 Episode 3 of the Speak for Change Podcast below.
Morning Lookout: Misconduct allegations at SLV High, everything you need for Vax Day
Over the years, programs at Life Lab have emerged into one of the premier educational resources for gardening in the…
Teen arrested in Texas for January murder of apparently homeless man in Santa Cruz, police say
The victim, 37-year-old Daniel Hartley, was found dead in the early hours of Jan. 17 near the 700 block of Emeline Avenue.
Morning Lookout: TOLO to go, Maddy Middleton’s killer pleads guilty and more
Wild Poppies – a small local olive oil business – was created by two sisters, Kim Null and Jamie de Sieyes. Their…
WATCH: Sheriff releases graphic video of deputy-involved shooting in Aptos
The shooting occurred April 6 in the parking lot behind the Aptos Village Square shopping center. This video contains graphic images and language that may be disturbing to some. It begins with Santa Cruz County Sheriff Jim Hart’s summary of the incident.
Morning Lookout | BREAKING: US calls for Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause, SC camping ordinance conundrum
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