The show must go on: the performing arts have been among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Cabrillo’s Dance,…
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Morning Lookout: Big developments in Rail Trail, USCS growth, mountain lion concerns and more
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Dramatic rescue plays out at Santa Cruz Harbor as youth sailboats capsize
If the wave that breaks off the Santa Cruz Harbor didn’t attract some of the area’s most knowledgable surfers, things…
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Morning Lookout: Trump won’t attend inauguration, 10,000+ cases, 100+ deaths in county and more
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 fatal shooting case
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Morning Lookout: Trump finally accepts end of term, county death toll nears 100 and more
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Morning Lookout: Hospitals close to triaging patients, federal aid for Cabrillo students and more
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Morning Lookout: Plummeting enrollment at Cabrillo, hospitals buckling under patient surge and more
Take a sneak peek at the MAH’s newest showcases and exhibitions coming in 2021!
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Santa Cruz County leaders consider helping fire evacuees staying at Fairgrounds
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Morning Lookout: Grim COVID stats, 43 healthcare workers sick, 1 dead at SJ Kaiser, new laws
Good Morning! It’s Monday, Jan. 4 and if you’re heading out today, don’t forget that umbrella or raincoat. The forecast today calls for rain and a high of 57. It’s finally 2021, and the new year couldn’t get here fast enough because of the pandemic and wildfires of 2020. But in all likelihood, the first […]