Three local nonprofits – Homeless Garden Project, Save Our Shores, and Teen Kitchen Project – are working hard to…
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Was your home damaged in CZU fires? Non-profit affiliated with county wants to hear from you
The county is urging people fill out a brief survey from United Policyholders to understand more about the wildfire recovery process. The survey is anonymous.
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Morning Lookout: Big day for local, state governments with homelessness, utility rates on agenda
Student Housing West offers the best route to creating more affordable housing for students and reducing housing…
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Morning Lookout: UCSC development plans, homelessness solutions, women’s day 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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Share a photo: Shoutout the women who inspire you on International Women’s Day
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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Harry and Meghan say palace raised ‘concerns’ about skin color of their child
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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Minneapolis on edge as the first officer charged in killing of George Floyd goes on trial
City officials have prepared for Derek Chauvin’s trial with stepped-up security and community outreach intended to prevent a repeat of last year’s subsequent unrest.
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More thunderstorms and possible hail expected around county overnight
Up to 1.5 inches of rain could fall in parts of Santa Cruz County. Up to an inch of rain is expected in Santa Cruz itself.
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Morning Lookout: Major homeless shelter expansion proposal, back-to-school for older kids and more
A new economic analysis found that more than 18,000 jobs can be directly linked to UC Santa Cruz, generating $892.5…
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A strike against global warming or a Big Ag giveaway?
As the Biden administration considers paying farmers to mitigate warming, climate economists question if the push is backed by science or pressure for Big Ag subsidies.
