In a last-ditch effort to get the rail momentum back on track, proponents of having rail and trail down the coast of Santa Cruz County rallied Wednesday in Aptos, forming a human train along the tracks to show public support for the project.
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Building blocks of the Coonerty political dynasty? A bookshop, an earthquake, condoms and Rush Limbaugh
THE HERE & NOW: Not all of the above, of course, carry even remotely the same weight. But Ryan Coonerty’s political career mirrors that of his dad, Neal, who helped create Santa Cruz’s unique post-university personality and bridged the gap between business and government.
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A ‘refreshing return to music’: Jim Lewin back in the saddle with Edge of the West
Jim Lewin ready to pick up where he left off after a pandemic year off; Moe’s shakes off the cobwebs; a Bookshop summer; remember KLRB
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The Crocker Comedy Hour: Santa Cruz filmmaker builds a sketch-comedy troupe from scratch
Santa Cruz filmmaker Drew Crocker is doing it all — writing, directing, acting, editing — to develop a recognizable style of sketch comedy.
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‘Run out of town at 33,’ Danny Scheie returns to Santa Cruz for for a fitting Shakespearian farewell
Celebrated (and controversial) UCSC theater professor is getting the band back together for another run-through of ‘Comedy of Errors’ on April 23. Then he will continue to do what he loves most: act.
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You ‘can’ take it with you: Idea of PV Arts’ new show is putting work of local artists on your walls
With its new ‘Take Aways’ art show, Pajaro Valley Arts in Watsonville is reminding local art fans of Santa Cruz County’s creative legacy — and how to put it in their own homes.
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New design for ‘Pac Station North’ unveiled as Warriors outline vision for ‘do-it-all’ arena
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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Santa Cruz’s downtown 418 Project is on the move — will it need a new name?
The dance and performance-oriented community space will be moving from its Front Street location to the former Regal Riverfront Twin
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What’s up with Downtown Santa Cruz development? Panel discussion Tuesday morning to hit some highlights
The Downtown Association of Santa Cruz has put together a virtual Zoom panel to update residents on plans and progress of various projects. You can tune in on Tuesday, April 6, at 8:30 am.
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Food Truck Friday and West Cliff Outdoor Market to debut this weekend
The twin events on West Cliff Drive figure to be a regular monthly feature for the rest of the year.
