Cabrillo College’s beloved Pino Alto restaurant is now open for gourmet, to-go meals.
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‘I was dead’: How a quick-rising swell at Pleasure Point nearly cost one experienced surfer his life
Wayne Kiba was lucky to end up floating on his back in the water, he was lucky to have quick help from first responders and he was lucky to have the fortune of good karma on his side.
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Morning Lookout: 1,590 vaccine doses headed to county, possible stay-home order today and more
UC Santa Cruz Economics Professor Rob Fairlie is sounding the alarm about COVID-19’s disproportionate impact on African…
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Local stars headline ‘Seedfolks,’ an event to benefit Homeless Garden Project
Dec. 12 virtual reading of Paul Fleischman’s classic community gardening book will feature such star readers as Justin Cummings, Donna Meyers, Mike Ryan, and Jonathan Franzen.
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Bookshop Santa Cruz workers rally as owner responds to unionization effort
Looking for better communication on COVID-19 protocols and wages more in line with Santa Cruz affordability, workers are asking owner Casey Coonerty-Protti to accept their unionization effort. So far, she isn’t.
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Morning Lookout: COVID-19 research at UCSC, rail-trail ribbon-cutting and more
Welcome aboard to a distinguished Seabright condo, where 3 floors of stunning views of the Santa Cruz Yacht Harbor and…
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The Golden State’s future? Most Californians are pessimistic
In a wide-ranging new survey of attitudes toward the economy, six in 10 residents said they expect California’s children to be worse off financially than their parents.
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Morning Lookout: History-making night in local politics with 2 LGBTQ mayors and more
BirchBark Foundation’s Executive Director, Michelle Frampton, shared how the pandemic and recent wildfires affected…
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New bill pushes California to stock, distribute masks to farmworkers during wildfires
“That starts in the field,” he said. “If we’re going to make sure we’re going to maintain a viable and productive state agriculturally, it begins with having a healthy workforce.”
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Cal State announces plans for fall 2021 reopening of its 23 campuses
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…