Tucked away at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in Live Oak, 1739 Katrina Court offers more than a beautifully maintained home—it offers a lifestyle. From its inviting living spaces to its thriving backyard orchard, every corner of this three-bedroom, two-bathroom property reflects comfort, thoughtful updates, and pride of ownership. Attend an Upcoming Open House […]
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Morning Lookout: July 31, 2026
Morning Lookout Good morning, it’s Friday, July 31. Today’s forecast from the National Weather Service calls for sunny skies across the region, with coastal areas expecting highs near 82 degrees and inland mountains reaching highs in the mid-70s to upper 80s. In a follow-up to the viral Seabright Beach rescue, Caly Luna Plowman spoke with […]
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Morning Lookout: July 29, 2026
Morning Lookout Good morning. It’s Wednesday, July 29, and today’s forecast calls for a morning marine layer clearing to sunshine and highs in the mid-60s to low 70s in the coastal areas, while the mountainous regions are expected to experience warmer, sunnier conditions peaking in the upper 70s to low 80s. In this week’s business […]
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An evening of purpose, community, and celebration at the UCSC farm
The UC Santa Cruz Center for Agroecology’s annual Farm to Fork Benefit Dinner takes place on the UC Santa Cruz Farm and Cowell Hay Barn on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. More than just a dinner, this gathering serves as a vital celebration of the Central Coast’s rich agricultural heritage and […]
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The credit union difference: How cooperation creates access
Most people know what a credit union does. Credit unions offer checking and savings accounts, loans, credit cards, digital banking, and many of the same financial services available at other financial institutions. What makes a credit union different is not necessarily what it offers. It is how and why the organization operates. Credit unions are […]
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Annual Wharf to Wharf Race draws 16,000 runners to Santa Cruz County
More than 16,000 runners took part in the 54th annual Wharf to Wharf Race on Sunday, making their way along the iconic 6-mile course from Live Oak to the Santa Cruz Harbor to Capitola under near-perfect weather.
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Wednesday evening traffic: Highway 9 lane closures, one-way traffic in SLV
This post is updated throughout the day to reflect the latest incidents. It was last updated at 9:31 p.m.. Here’s what’s happening on the roads this evening…
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From Santa Cruz art student to Smithsonian artist: Experience Annieglass this Summer
Some of Santa Cruz County’s most enduring success stories begin in unexpected places. For Annie Morhauser, founder of Annieglass, that journey began in 1983 with a degree in glassmaking, a shared studio at the Old Sash Mill, and a determination to make a living as an artist. While working at a Capitola glass gallery to […]
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Kaiser Permanente grant supports CNA training at Cabrillo College
Nathaniel Llamas is a first-generation college student. He was thrilled when he recently learned that he was accepted into the Cabrillo College Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program. The 9-week program, which begins in September, is tuition-free and designed to make it easier for students like Llamas to complete the training and strengthen the local health care workforce. “This opportunity means a great deal to me,” Llamas said. “The program provides more than a certification – it opens doors to access, […]
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10 reasons Gateway School’s Kindergarten is the perfect start for your child
“He comes home every day confident, happy and positive. It’s a bit of magic.” – Natascha, Gateway Parent At Gateway School, magic happens daily in our Kindergarten program. With an emphasis on exploration, discovery, and hands-on learning, everyone at Gateway turns your child’s natural curiosity into a lifelong love of learning. Gateway is pleased to […]