Live from Dodger Stadium, California’s governor is expected to highlight progress on coronavirus as he unofficially launches his campaign against recall.
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California makes it easier to guarantee volunteers COVID-19 vaccines — just not in Santa Cruz County yet
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Diversity growing among California judges but trial courts lagging
New data from the state’s Judicial Council touts an increase in women judges and people of color on the bench, but Latinos, in particular, remain poorly represented in many Superior Courts.
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Focused on student success and equity, UCSC receives approval to build more housing and child-care facilities
Student Housing West offers the best route to creating more affordable housing for students and reducing housing pressure in the local community.
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Morning Lookout: UCSC development plans, homelessness solutions, women’s day and more
The Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County re-envisioned its programs and initiatives to meet the needs and challenges of…
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Share a photo: Shoutout the women who inspire you on International Women’s Day
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How California’s recall rules could spell trouble for Gavin Newsom
In a recall election, Gov. Newsom could get more votes than his replacement — and still lose his job.
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Harry and Meghan say palace raised ‘concerns’ about skin color of their child
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Minneapolis on edge as the first officer charged in killing of George Floyd goes on trial
City officials have prepared for Derek Chauvin’s trial with stepped-up security and community outreach intended to prevent a repeat of last year’s subsequent unrest.
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Watsonville eyes utility rate hikes that would raise a typical family’s bills 22% over five years
The Watsonville City Council on Tuesday is set to consider rate increases for water, sewage and solid waste. If moved forward by the council, the rate increases would undergo a 45-day public notice period leading to a May 25 hearing and final vote.