'I’m not going to be the only clothed person here!’
Local seniors on dancing, fitness and avoiding the ‘ninny’ trap
Shop managers argue that vapers will just get flavored liquids online
Business is cyclical at the cooperatively owned Hard-Core Compost
With Friday operations set to end April 1, buyers and sellers make their case for an institution
Sea-level rise threatens the enclave at a junction of a flowing creek and crashing waves
An inside look at the rise of hot Pilates, boot camp, spinning and more
Santa Cruz basketball die-hards in for the long haul
Bratovic, who escaped genocide as a teenager, has natural mediation skills
March from Watsonville to Santa Cruz will highlight veteran mental health
The Golden State Warriors' farm team prepares for a Nov. 7 home opener
Generous donation keeps peer-run facility open
Controversial e-cigs surge in popularity as smoking declines
On Santa Cruz’s streets, the drugs are known as “night” and “day”
Santa Cruz to lose only alternative to inpatient psychiatric hospitalization
Meet the pros and discover the courses in the world capital of the sport
How a sea change in posture can change your world
Assemblymember’s $3 million bill preserving and restoring habitat for pollinators is breezing through the legislature
Tony Hoffman leads a double life, bouncing back and forth from Lebanon, where spends time in refugee camps
Our writer goes out on a limb to try the hottest new trend in fitness classes
One writer’s search for the abandoned train tunnels through the Santa Cruz Mountains
Meditation guru Bill Scheffel leads workshop alongside Santa Cruz’s Annica Rose and Aleksandra Wolska
Santa Cruz Burger Week is Feb. 21-27—and here are all the juicy details
How the sport that no one had heard is taking off in Santa Cruz
As digital money explodes, so does the Santa Cruz Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Meetup
A parasite is ravaging west coast monarch butterflies, and some gardeners aren’t helping
Hiking in Santa Cruz just got better, and more weird
Officers give out more warnings on beaches and tickets as dog parks thrive
Santa Cruz’s winter populations have dropped by 97 percent, as food and habitat disappear