So much has transpired since TEDxSantaCruz last took place in Santa Cruz. Back in December 2019, speakers and performers gathered together at the Rio Theater to discuss the “Art of Hope”; now, that vision inspires the next iteration of TEDx in our community. Last month, TEDxSantaCruz organizers announced its sixth event, scheduled for Saturday, April […]
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Flooded California towns secured millions in aid. Who gets the money?
Residents of Pajaro and Planada want state aid to help alleviate debt incurred from rebuilding after January floods. Local officials want some money to go elsewhere.
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Transforming Santa Cruz County’s transportation landscape: Lift Line’s mission to bridge gaps
Santa Cruz County is renowned for its stunning landscapes and vibrant communities, but beneath the scenic beauty lies a challenge that often goes unnoticed: access to transportation. Lift Line is tirelessly working to close the transportation gap for low-income older adults and individuals with disabilities, aiming to help make Santa Cruz County the most accessible […]
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A Santa Cruz County gift guide by Zinnia’s Gift Boutique owner Dedra Bennett
As the festive season approaches, the air is filled with anticipation, warmth, and the joy of giving. At Zinnia’s Gift Boutique, each gift tells a story, and with the holiday spirit in full swing, shop owner Dedra has curated an extraordinary selection to make your celebrations memorable. For, 22 years, Zinnia’s has been an integral […]
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Viva Las Vegas: MLB owners unanimously approve A’s move from Oakland
The Athletics franchise will be the first in major league history to have been based in four cities following Thursday’s vote to allow the team to leave Oakland for Las Vegas.
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Biking to belong: The ripple effect of one free bike in Santa Cruz
For many adults, our fondest memories of childhood center on a bicycle. Those wheels represented a leap into independence with expanded opportunities to meet friends, bike to school, and venture to parts unknown. We can fondly look back on these memories and feel the giddiness of riding without training wheels and the unbridled joy as […]
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‘They’re clearing out the homeless people’: San Francisco gets ready for arrival of world leaders
President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are to meet next week at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. San Francisco will be in the spotlight.
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Desperate for water, a desert city hopes to build a pipeline to the California Aqueduct
Plans to build a $200 million water pipeline across the Mojave Desert to supply the city of Ridgecrest are angering environmentalists, farmers and miners.
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Despite fears, election day in Shasta County comes off with little conflict
Protesters mostly stayed away from the vote count by Registrar-Recorder Cathy Darling Allen, who had vowed to follow state law and use voting machines.
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From humble beginnings to a thriving legacy: Celebrating Bay Federal Credit Union’s 66th birthday
Do you know how the largest member-owned financial institution in the Monterey Bay area came to be? Beginning as Santa Cruz County Teachers Federal Credit Union in 1957, Bay Federal Credit Union has a detailed history of making significant impacts amongst local communities. Bay Federal celebrates its birthday on November 8, marking this their 66th […]