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In this edition of In the Public Interest, Christopher Neely outlines some of the many challenges facing Pajaro after...
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By Max Chun
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With Opening Day this Thursday, Major League Baseball All-Star and Bay Area native Mitch Haniger is about to begin his...
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Alexandra Navarro, chief of staff for Scotts Valley-based Paystand, spoke with Lookout about being a Latina in the tech...
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By Tracey Weiss
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People associate Jack O’Neill, who died in 2017 at the age of 94, with inventing the wetsuit, which allowed him and...
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Where Jewel Theatre Company struggled to revive its audience numbers after the COVID shutdown, Santa Cruz Shakespeare...
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After a flood struck Pajaro, children have been displaced, with families living out of cars, sleeping in emergency...
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Muddy, damaged homes greeted those returning Thursday to Pajaro after Monterey County officials lifted an evacuation...
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Laura Sutherland takes a culinary tour through Indian cuisine with the help of her friend Nandini Bhattacharya as the...
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Annie Pautsch and the Brew Cruz brewery tour haven’t been as frequent a sight as pre-pandemic, but she’s bringing the...
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“Hip Santa Cruz, Vol. 6” is out now, and you can commune with the OG hipsters and immerse yourself in the local 1960s...
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Avant-garde musical organization Indexical kicks off an ambitious stretch Friday, with a blend of classical music and...
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Matko Vranjes, the current chief operating officer of Watsonville Community Hospital, will be its interim CEO as the...
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By Sarah Newkirk
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Climate change is here and it’s our moral obligation to act, says Sarah Newkirk, executive director of the Land Trust of...
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With even some loyal subscribers not returning after the COVID pandemic shutdown and costs higher than ever, Santa...
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After steering Watsonville Community Hospital through its transition to public ownership during nearly two years at the...
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By Max Chun
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This week, Granite Construction began to demolish the pier at Seacliff State Beach, which has connected the shore to the...
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By Max Chun
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Gusts reached up to 76 mph in the Santa Cruz Mountains on Tuesday, leading to downed trees and wires across the county....
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By Jessica M. Pasko
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You might know him as the bescootered, focaccia-and-cannoli-slinging S.C. Bread Boy, but on Tuesdays at Avanti on Santa...
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By Jessica M. Pasko
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Sticking with the family business wasn’t always the plan for Ryan Alfaro, but a late-teens course correction has him not...
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By Jessica M. Pasko
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Even as local growers and farmworkers face uncertainty after this winter’s storm siege, Santa Cruz County farmers...
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The UC Office of the President is purchasing the Westside home in which Chancellor Cynthia Larive and her husband have...
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By Cyndi Dawson and Sean Maxwell
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Two veteran planning commissioners want Santa Cruz decision-makers to require more affordable housing. The city council,...
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A rapidly changing weather system forced forecasters to update their predictions for the latest atmospheric river, with...
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By Max Chun
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It’s been just over a week since a levee along the Pajaro River failed, flooding the town of Pajaro and much of the...
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In this installment of In the Public Interest, Lookout politics and policy correspondent Christopher Neely examines what...
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Cloud Brigade CEO Chris Miller spoke with Lookout about being involved in the early stages of tech, running a small...
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Can a video game save the planet? Eric Thiermann and Ethan Summers might not claim that lofty ambition, but the Santa...
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Lookout has been wondering what happened to the 250-300 people who lived in Santa Cruz’s largest homeless encampment,...
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By Becky Steinbruner
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Misinformation is causing “the recent, inflammatory public behavior at the fair board meetings,” says longtime Santa...
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