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UCSC gathering explores rise of the far right in Latin America

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UCSC gathering explores rise of the far right in Latin America

By Thomas Sawano

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A symposium at UC Santa Cruz this Wednesday will bring local scholars and Brazilian social scientists to talk about...

Student Lookout: The Bagelry, Midtown Friday and a giant squid

Eventgoers take in the music at Midtown Fridays in the city-owned parking lot at 1111 Soquel Avenue.

Student Lookout: The Bagelry, Midtown Friday and a giant squid

By Max Chun

UCSC naming Research Center for the Americas in honor of civil rights activist Dolores Huerta

The UCSC Research Center for the Americas will be renamed the Dolores Huerta Center for the Americas

UCSC naming Research Center for the Americas in honor of civil rights activist Dolores Huerta

By Hillary Ojeda

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For 30 years, the Research Center for the Americas at UC Santa Cruz has been a hub for research on Latin American...

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New Gen Learning: UCSC researchers change the narrative for underserved children’s education

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New Gen Learning: UCSC researchers change the narrative for underserved children’s education

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UC admissions to give second chance to rejected students who failed to meet requirements

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UC admissions to give second chance to rejected students who failed to meet requirements

By Teresa Watanabe

Source: Los Angeles Times

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UC Santa Cruz is among the campuses participating in a pilot program, to begin in 2023, under which students who don’t...
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Cabrillo College Robotics Club wins first place in world MATE ROV Competition

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Cabrillo College Robotics Club wins first place in world MATE ROV Competition

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Student Lookout: Nisene Marks, upcoming events and BOGO cookie

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Student Lookout: Nisene Marks, upcoming events and BOGO cookie

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Election workers train for battle against conspiracy theories and misinformation before midterms

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Election workers train for battle against conspiracy theories and misinformation before midterms

By Arit John

Source: Los Angeles Times

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Across the country, election clerks have spent the past two years waging an information and public relations battle to...
Santa Cruz

The Six Blocks holdovers: Sherwin-Williams, More Music and SCFAA

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The Six Blocks holdovers: Sherwin-Williams, More Music and SCFAA

By Max Chun

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The planned overhaul along Front Street might seem like one of the first steps toward an unrecognizable downtown Santa...
Government

Federal court says California ban on private ICE detention facilities is unconstitutional

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Federal court says California ban on private ICE detention facilities is unconstitutional

By Kevin Rector

Source: Los Angeles Times

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A California law banning private prisons and immigrant detention facilities in the state violates the U.S. constitution,...
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It just got harder in California to steal and then sell catalytic converters

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It just got harder in California to steal and then sell catalytic converters

By Hannah Wiley

Source: Los Angeles Times

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two laws Sunday that will make it harder to sell stolen catalytic converters.

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California enjoying ‘good COVID weather’ now. But winter could bring unpleasant surprises

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California enjoying ‘good COVID weather’ now. But winter could bring unpleasant surprises

By Rong-Gong Lin II, Luke Money

Source: Los Angeles Times

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California is seeing COVID retreat as summer turns to fall, but new variants bring caution as colder weather nears.
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COVID Dashboard: Omicron-targeting boosters widely available as Bay Area transmission reaches ‘low’ level

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COVID Dashboard: Omicron-targeting boosters widely available as Bay Area transmission reaches ‘low’ level

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Is COVID ‘under control’ in the U.S.? Experts say yes

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Is COVID ‘under control’ in the U.S.? Experts say yes

By Louis Jacobson, Jeff Cercone

Source: Kaiser Health News

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PolitiFact has been tracking this campaign promise since 2020. Experts are now saying it’s fair to describe the COVID...
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Moderna vs. Pfizer: Is it OK to mix and match the updated COVID-19 booster shots?

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Moderna vs. Pfizer: Is it OK to mix and match the updated COVID-19 booster shots?

By Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II

Source: Los Angeles Times

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A big question with the new COVID-19 vaccine: Can you mix brands? Here is what experts say.

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Bumblebees can be classified as ‘fish’ under California conservation law, court says

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Bumblebees can be classified as ‘fish’ under California conservation law, court says

By Louis Sahagún

Source: Los Angeles Times

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Although the state Endangered Species Act does not name insects, sections of the law suggest invertebrates may be...
Food & Drink

Seaquoia harvests the deep (under the bay) forests to produce captivating edible kelp

Food & Drink

Seaquoia harvests the deep (under the bay) forests to produce captivating edible kelp

By Thomas Sawano

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Seaquoia, a homegrown seaweed merchant, is one of the only of its kind around Monterey Bay, and sells a wide range of...
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A ‘fourth dry year’ likely in California, officials say

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A ‘fourth dry year’ likely in California, officials say

By Hayley Smith

Source: Los Angeles Times

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More dryness, extreme weather events and water quality hazards are likely in 2023, state water officials said Wednesday.
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California’s newest climate upheaval: A bid to ban sale of diesel big rigs

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California’s newest climate upheaval: A bid to ban sale of diesel big rigs

By Rachel Uranga, Christian Martinez

Source: Los Angeles Times

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The California Air Resources Board proposal would require all new medium- and heavy-duty trucks sold in the state to be...

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22 for ’22: Open Studios are fully ‘open’ once again, showcasing Santa Cruz’s wealth of artistic talent

Wallace Baine

22 for ’22: Open Studios are fully ‘open’ once again, showcasing Santa Cruz’s wealth of artistic talent

By Wallace Baine

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Your guide for getting around Santa Cruz County and taking advantage of all the great artists welcoming you into their...
Food & Drink

EATERS DIGEST: Fall festivals, a succulent plum and Reef Dog’s perfect pastrami

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EATERS DIGEST: Fall festivals, a succulent plum and Reef Dog’s perfect pastrami

By Lily Belli

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It’s officially autumn, and that means harvest celebrations, Oktoberfests and a Bonny Doon standby. In this week’s...
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Ask Lookout: When I scrape my plate into my new food scraps bin, where does it go?

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Ask Lookout: When I scrape my plate into my new food scraps bin, where does it go?

By Thomas Sawano

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Follow the pathway of 40 tons of meat and vegetable pieces, pits, bones and coffee grounds per week — and learn the...
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Santa Cruz’s Writers of Color tell stories we might otherwise never hear

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Santa Cruz’s Writers of Color tell stories we might otherwise never hear

By Wallace Baine

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Twenty-two local writers share their own shared, and distinct, experiences as the new group hosts an evening of poetry...

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