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COVID En Español

COVID En Español

Las inequidades por covid: ¿Por qué se ha visto afectado el sur del condado tan desproporcionadamente?

Miriam Villalobos and Santiago Tehandon, Watsonville residents who died of COVID-19 complications

COVID En Español

Las inequidades por covid: ¿Por qué se ha visto afectado el sur del condado tan desproporcionadamente?

By Isabella Cueto

Quick Take

¿Quiénes fueron Miri Villalobos y Santiago Tehandon? Dos integrantes de una comunidad de Watsonville que ha padecido el...

COVID En Español

Evento gratuito | Covid en el año 2021: Los expertos contestan a sus preguntas

COVID-19 testing in Santa Cruz County in November 2020.

COVID En Español

Evento gratuito | Covid en el año 2021: Los expertos contestan a sus preguntas

Quick Take

Los panelistas invitados son Gail Newel, funcionaria de salud del condado de Santa Cruz, Marm Kilpatrick, experto en...

COVID En Español

Trabajadores, protéjanse del COVID-19 | Workers, protect yourselves from COVID-19

COVID En Español

Trabajadores, protéjanse del COVID-19 | Workers, protect yourselves from COVID-19

By Pajaro Valley Save Lives Team

COVID En Español

California abre las vacunas contra COVID a cualquier persona de 65 años o más

Los residentes reciben la vacuna Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 en la comunidad para personas mayores de Emerald Court en Anaheim el 8 de enero de 2021. Las vacunas COVID ahora estarán disponibles para cualquier persona de 65 años o más. Foto de Paul Bersebach, Registro del Condado de Orange / SCNG

COVID En Español

California abre las vacunas contra COVID a cualquier persona de 65 años o más

By Ana B. Ibarra

Source: CalMatters

Quick Take

A medida que aumentan las quejas sobre el retraso en el lanzamiento de la vacuna en el estado, los funcionarios de salud...

COVID En Español

Los peligros de COVID se intensifican: California ahora se encuentra en la parte profunda y oscura del túnel

Two nurses at a COVID-19 testing facility in Santa Cruz County

COVID En Español

Los peligros de COVID se intensifican: California ahora se encuentra en la parte profunda y oscura del túnel

By Barbara Feder Ostrov

Source: CalMatters

Quick Take

A medida que aparece una nueva variante de coronavirus altamente infecciosa en California, los funcionarios de salud...

COVID En Español

El plan de condonación de deuda de Biden ayudaría a millones de estudiantes de California

Ilustración a través de iStock

COVID En Español

El plan de condonación de deuda de Biden ayudaría a millones de estudiantes de California

By Mikhail Zinshteyn

Source: CalMatters

Quick Take

Tanto el presidente electo Joe Biden como los demócratas del Congreso quieren perdonar una parte de la deuda federal de...

COVID En Español

La pandemia crea un “extraño momento de auge” para algunos trabajadores remotos del Área de la Bahía

Penny Bailey, a technology recruiter for Figma

COVID En Español

La pandemia crea un “extraño momento de auge” para algunos trabajadores remotos del Área de la Bahía

By Laurence Du Sault

Source: CalMatters

Quick Take

Millones de trabajadores de California han enfrentado al menos una de dos situaciones desgarradoras el año pasado:...

Civic Life

Local Business

This week in Santa Cruz County business: Outdoor dining hurdles, Joby joins Air Force, Crepe Place’s loss

Local Business

This week in Santa Cruz County business: Outdoor dining hurdles, Joby joins Air Force, Crepe Place’s loss

By Jessica M. Pasko

Quick Take

In her weekly roundup of news and notes from the Santa Cruz County business community, Jessica M. Pasko looks at hurdles...
Letters to the Editor

Letter to the editor: Tell the city council to stop approving large homes in Seabright

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the editor: Tell the city council to stop approving large homes in Seabright
Civic Life

State schools superintendent Tony Thurmond announces 2026 bid for California governor

Civic Life

State schools superintendent Tony Thurmond announces 2026 bid for California governor

By Mackenzie Mays

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

Tony Thurmond, the superintendent of public instruction, becomes the second Democrat to launch a campaign for California...
Food & Drink

Santa Cruz bars and restaurants sound alarm on city’s new rules for outdoor dining

Food & Drink

Santa Cruz bars and restaurants sound alarm on city’s new rules for outdoor dining

By Jessica M. Pasko, Lily Belli

Quick Take

The City of Santa Cruz issued temporary permits for restaurants to shift to outdoor dining in a hasty response to the...

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Health

Watsonville

Sutter executive Stephen Gray chosen as new CEO of Watsonville Community Hospital

Watsonville

Sutter executive Stephen Gray chosen as new CEO of Watsonville Community Hospital

By Hillary Ojeda

Quick Take

Watsonville Community Hospital’s governing board is set to vote next Wednesday to appoint Stephen Gray as its next CEO....
K-12 Education

‘Kids are having to use their deadname’: Students say gender policies make schools feel unsafe

K-12 Education

‘Kids are having to use their deadname’: Students say gender policies make schools feel unsafe

By Melissa Gomez

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

New policies requiring schools to notify parents if a student is gender-nonconforming are seeping into campus culture in...
Opinion from Community Voices

Anderson Cooper is helping me understand grief — and podcasting

Opinion from Community Voices

Anderson Cooper is helping me understand grief — and podcasting

By Claudia Sternbach

Quick Take

Lookout columnist Claudia Sternbach has fallen for Anderson Cooper. His podcast, anyway. On it, he unpacks his grief at...
Civic Life

California Planned Parenthood employees unionize, say they’re overworked as abortions increase

Civic Life

California Planned Parenthood employees unionize, say they’re overworked as abortions increase

By Shreya Agrawal

Source: CalMatters

Quick Take

Planned Parenthood clinics in Southern California saw a sharp increase in abortions after the Supreme Court struck down...

Environment

K-12 Education

Aptos teen couldn’t find data on health of local waterways, so he invented his own award-winning tool

K-12 Education

Aptos teen couldn’t find data on health of local waterways, so he invented his own award-winning tool

By Hillary Ojeda

Quick Take

Pacific Collegiate School senior Jack Driscoll-Natale invented a low-cost water-quality monitor that’s easy to use and...
Opinion from Community Voices

Did the scent of fire scare you last week? Join Firewise, meet your neighbors, be ready for disaster

Opinion from Community Voices

Did the scent of fire scare you last week? Join Firewise, meet your neighbors, be ready for disaster

By Shareen Bell

Quick Take

Shareen Bell got spooked by the smell of wildfire that hung in the air around Santa Cruz County last week. It took her...
Environment

El Niño is getting stronger, and odds are tilting toward another wet winter for California

Environment

El Niño is getting stronger, and odds are tilting toward another wet winter for California

By Hayley Smith

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

There is a 95% chance that El Niño will persist into next year, and a 71% chance that it will become a “strong” El Niño,...
Latest News

Smoky conditions in Santa Cruz County expected through late Thursday, potentially Friday

Latest News

Smoky conditions in Santa Cruz County expected through late Thursday, potentially Friday

By Hillary Ojeda

Quick Take

Smoky winds from the wildfires in far northern California and southern Oregon are bringing smoke to the Santa Cruz area,...

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City Life

Food & Drink

Despite sudden Llano Seco Meats closure, local butchers say there’s still plenty of high-quality pork

Food & Drink

Despite sudden Llano Seco Meats closure, local butchers say there’s still plenty of high-quality pork

By Lily Belli

Quick Take

Llano Seco Meats, one of the Bay Area’s largest suppliers of heritage pork, ceased production in mid-September, leaving...
Latest News

City council to vote on deal to keep Santa Cruz Warriors at KP Arena through at least September 2025

Latest News

City council to vote on deal to keep Santa Cruz Warriors at KP Arena through at least September 2025

By Christopher Neely

Quick Take

Pending approval by the Santa Cruz City Council, the Golden State Warriors’ developmental team has agreed to extend its...
Coast Life

Remembering the first (and last) concert the Grateful Dead ever played in Santa Cruz County — 40 years ago Sunday

Coast Life

Remembering the first (and last) concert the Grateful Dead ever played in Santa Cruz County — 40 years ago Sunday

By Wallace Baine

Quick Take

Though Santa Cruz County certainly qualifies as Grateful Dead-friendly territory — and UCSC houses the Grateful Dead...
Food & Drink

Izzy’s Ices brings East Coast Italian ice to downtown Santa Cruz

Food & Drink

Izzy’s Ices brings East Coast Italian ice to downtown Santa Cruz

By Lily Belli

Quick Take

Italian ice, a popular frozen treat back East that’s like “a cross between a snow cone and gelato,” has found its way...

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