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Lookout PM: PVUSD superintendent leaving for Stockton, Cabrillo-UCSC housing project, and H&H’s fresh catches

Workers unload fresh salmon at the Santa Cruz Harbor.

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Lookout PM: PVUSD superintendent leaving for Stockton, Cabrillo-UCSC housing project, and H&H’s fresh catches

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Lookout PM: Cabrillo music festival’s new CEO, Weekender, housing bond delay, and a DEI lawsuit at UCSC

Demolition underway at what is slated to become the Riverfront Apartments

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Lookout PM: Cabrillo music festival’s new CEO, Weekender, housing bond delay, and a DEI lawsuit at UCSC

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Lookout PM: Highway 1 project update, Mastodon tooth found in SC County, and unifying UCSC’s campus

Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History manager Liz Broughton (left) and Jim Smith of Aptos

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Lookout PM: Highway 1 project update, Mastodon tooth found in SC County, and unifying UCSC’s campus

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Lookout PM: Lily Belli on Food, Big Basin’s future plans, and a Cotoni-Coast Dairies update

Lookout PM Archive

Lookout PM: Lily Belli on Food, Big Basin’s future plans, and a Cotoni-Coast Dairies update
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Lookout PM: A Corralitos wine guide and youth soccer uncertainty

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Lookout PM: A Corralitos wine guide and youth soccer uncertainty
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Lookout PM: Weekender, Cabrillo renaming shortlist announced, and Silver Spur’s new owners

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Lookout PM: Weekender, Cabrillo renaming shortlist announced, and Silver Spur’s new owners
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Lookout PM: Reactions to transphobic letter, 50-year West Cliff plan, and Soulwise’s career high

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Lookout PM: Reactions to transphobic letter, 50-year West Cliff plan, and Soulwise’s career high
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Lookout PM: Award-winning local vodka, Santa Cruz cockfighting, and more erosion concerns

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Lookout PM: Award-winning local vodka, Santa Cruz cockfighting, and more erosion concerns

Civic Life

Opinion from Community Voices

If toilet paper is free in dispensers, tampons should be, too: UCSC needs more period equity

Opinion from Community Voices

If toilet paper is free in dispensers, tampons should be, too: UCSC needs more period equity

By Amanda Safi

Quick Take

Third-year student Amanda Safi wants UC Santa Cruz to pay more attention to menstruators. She is a period activist who...
Latest News

Are you a renter in California? Here’s what to know about tenant protections lawmakers are considering

Latest News

Are you a renter in California? Here’s what to know about tenant protections lawmakers are considering

By Hannah Wiley

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

California lawmakers introduced bills this year to strengthen rules against high rents and evictions. Landlords and...
Cabrillo College

Joint Cabrillo College-UCSC 624-bed housing project moving forward: public forum Monday

Cabrillo College

Joint Cabrillo College-UCSC 624-bed housing project moving forward: public forum Monday

By Hillary Ojeda

Quick Take

State Sen. John Laird said he’s “very optimistic” that the state will put $111 million toward a 624-bed student housing...
Latest News

Former Los Angeles Dodger Steve Garvey weighs U.S. Senate bid

Latest News

Former Los Angeles Dodger Steve Garvey weighs U.S. Senate bid

By Seema Mehta

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

Former Dodgers and Padres star Steve Garvey’s celebrity could upend California’s 2024 U.S. Senate race, if he decides to...

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UC Santa Cruz

One of the biggest extinction events in the planet’s history is happening again — in Santa Cruz

UC Santa Cruz

One of the biggest extinction events in the planet’s history is happening again — in Santa Cruz

By Corinne Purtill

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

Scientists are using a UC Santa Cruz greenhouse to recreate the mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs. They want...
Health & Wellness

Opioid overdose meds will soon be available over the counter in Santa Cruz, but accessibility issues remain

Health & Wellness

Opioid overdose meds will soon be available over the counter in Santa Cruz, but accessibility issues remain

By Max Chun

Quick Take

A new opioid overdose-reversing drug called Opvee is expected to be available over the counter later this year. Santa...
Health & Wellness

Three decades, 10,000 babies and one pandemic later, county health officer Gail Newel announces retirement

Health & Wellness

Three decades, 10,000 babies and one pandemic later, county health officer Gail Newel announces retirement

By Max Chun

Quick Take

Dr. Gail Newel is officially making her four-year stint as Santa Cruz County health officer the final chapter of her...
Health & Wellness

CDC warns of an mpox rebound outbreak this summer

Health & Wellness

CDC warns of an mpox rebound outbreak this summer

By Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

A sudden cluster of new cases of the virus formerly known as monkeypox is leading health officials to call for renewed...

Environment

Environment

Central Valley flooding offers birds bountiful water; will it also poison them?

Environment

Central Valley flooding offers birds bountiful water; will it also poison them?

By Susanne Rust

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

Central Valley flooding has raised a new potential threat to migrating birds: massive die-offs from...
Environment

Grazing goats prevent California wildfires — but new salary rules could jeopardize industry

Environment

Grazing goats prevent California wildfires — but new salary rules could jeopardize industry

By Grace Toohey

Source: Los Angeles Times

Quick Take

Goats have become a sustainable way to reduce wildfire fuel in California. But new labor requirements for herders might...
Environment

Juvenile salmon to be released Wednesday at Santa Cruz Wharf

Environment

Juvenile salmon to be released Wednesday at Santa Cruz Wharf

By Jessica M. Pasko

Quick Take

State officials and the nonprofit Monterey Bay Salmon and Trout Project are set to release 160,000 juvenile chinook...
Civic Life

Parking battle leaves Santa Cruz County’s lone national monument gated from the public

Civic Life

Parking battle leaves Santa Cruz County’s lone national monument gated from the public

By Christopher Neely

Quick Take

More than six years after President Barack Obama included the Cotoni-Coast Dairies area on Santa Cruz County’s northern...

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City Life

City Life

Dancing Waters: Ambitious new downtown public art project to reflect water’s centrality to Santa Cruz history and culture

City Life

Dancing Waters: Ambitious new downtown public art project to reflect water’s centrality to Santa Cruz history and culture

By Wallace Baine

Quick Take

Mosaic artists are working on a stained-glass art piece that is expected to be unveiled sometime in June on what is...
Food & Drink

From cod to squid salad, H&H Fresh Fish offers more than just salmon at Santa Cruz County farmers markets

Food & Drink

From cod to squid salad, H&H Fresh Fish offers more than just salmon at Santa Cruz County farmers markets

By Jean Yi

Quick Take

H&H Fresh Fish started off as a way for Hans Haveman to sell his salmon catch. Now, it mostly gets its catch from other...
Food & Drink

The dish on Nita Gizdich and her fabulous pies

Food & Drink

The dish on Nita Gizdich and her fabulous pies

By Laura Sutherland

Quick Take

Nita Gizdich has been making her famous pies for 57 years. Yes, you can buy them in shops around Santa Cruz County, but...
City Life

Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music hires new CEO

City Life

Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music hires new CEO

By Wallace Baine

Quick Take

D. Riley Nicholson is set to become the next CEO of the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music, effective Oct. 1. He...

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