New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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CZU burn scar is geologically different — and that might be reducing debris-flow risk
Experts are hopeful the CZU burn scar might be more resistant to debris flows than was previously believed. But officials are still being extremely cautious given Wednesday’s heavy rains.
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Do pregnancy and COVID-19 vaccines mix? Here’s what the experts say
There’s little data to guide women who are pregnant, or trying to become pregnant, about whether to take a COVID-19 vaccine. Here’s what to consider.
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Morning Lookout: More evacuations ordered in mountains, vaccine priority changes and more
The campus continues to make advancements in the areas of housing, transportation, and water conservation.
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Educators, food workers join California’s priority list for vaccines
Beginning in mid-February, some essential workers will be eligible for vaccines under new standards announced today. Then, the next priority group will be based on age, likely people 50+, not health conditions.
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Biden acts to expand COVID-19 vaccine distribution, buy 200 million more doses
President Biden announces additional steps to boost the federal government’s role in addressing the troubled rollout of vaccines in the United States.
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To go or not to go? Despite officials’ pleas, evacuation views mixed in battle-scarred San Lorenzo Valley
Those who faced down the CZU Lightning Complex fire, and those who heeded warnings and fled, are having to look long and hard at their decision to evacuate or not this week with massive rain and wind projected.
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Morning Lookout | BREAKING: As stay-home orders lifted, evacuation warnings in place
Botanic and Luxe opened their doors in the spring of 2016 in downtown Santa Cruz and quickly became a local staple and a…
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Where will storm evacuees go? Local hotel options still available but rooms filling up
With few options for those evacuating their debris flow-threatened homes, local hotel rooms were fortunately still in plentiful supply as of Monday afternoon. But the pace of bookings was speeding up.
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Purple tier party: One business opens outdoor dining immediately, others taking stock
Hundreds of millions of dollars flowed to Santa Cruz County companies during the first round of the Paycheck Protection…