Cover Stories
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2.1KWear It’s At
Wearable technology is changing how we exercise, and even how we live—but you ain’t seen nothin’ yet
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1.5KTwist Ending
How technology is rapidly changing our bodies, and what we can do about it
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2.3KTwist Ending
How technology is rapidly changing our bodies, and what we can do about it
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2.8KNotes from the End of the World
When Bonny Doon’s Henry Kaiser isn’t diving in subzero temperatures in Antarctica, he’s playing on the edge as one of music’s most...
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3.2KHere and Don
California Republicans in the era of Trump
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Here and Don: California Republicans in the era of Trump
California Republicans in the era of Trump
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Creature Feature: Beats Antique to play the Catalyst
Bay Area’s Beats Antique set to bend minds with their new electronic freak show ‘Creature Caravan’ at the Catalyst on Dec. 30...
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River Revival: Interview with Greg Pepping
Greg Pepping of the Coastal Watershed Council explains how the new attention being paid to the San Lorenzo River could transform Santa...
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Ty Fighter: Ty Pearce’s Impact on the Local Dining Scene
Ty Pearce of Ty’s Eatery made a big impact on the local dining scene in 2015
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Fury Road: Interview with Lori Nixon
Lori Nixon has faced jail time, fees and a suspension since blocking Highway 17 in a controversial student protest
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Tracing the Elements: Mercury and Mountain Lions
A new discovery in Santa Cruz Mountains pumas reveals that after pollution enters the ocean, some toxins may return to land
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Learning Inside Out: New Tech is Revolutionizing Education for Students with Dyslexia
One Aptos teacher’s innovations are a striking example of how technology—and a better understanding of how our brains work—is revolutionizing education for...
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Testing Ground: Remembering the First ‘Acid Test’
Fifty years ago Santa Cruz hosted a landmark moment in counterculture history
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Santa Cruz Gives
A look at the organizations we’re asking you to support in our new holiday giving campaign
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Setting the Stage
The Colligan Theater opens at the Tannery Arts Center under circumstances no one could have imagined when it was first conceived. That...
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Storm Warning
This time, scientists say, winter really is coming for Santa Cruz
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Bedside Manners
Navigating the health care system can be a nightmare for transgender individuals. But some local providers are working to change that
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The Water Diviners
Conjunctive use is being touted by the city’s advisory committee as the last great hope for Santa Cruz’s water supply. But will...
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What’s In Store
New Leaf Community Markets celebrates its 30th anniversary with a block party this weekend. Co-founder and president Scott Roseman talks about how...
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An A-Z Guide to Santa Cruz Restaurant Week
515 515 Cedar St., Santa Cruz 425-5051, 515santacruz.com For Restaurant Week, 515 is taking the local ingredients they already use and making...
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Hot in Here
This ain’t no Burning Man—the MAH’s GLOW festival flames on
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Making a Scene
As it celebrates its 30th year, Santa Cruz County’s Open Studios is one of the most successful in the country—and a make-or-break...
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At Clothes Range
FashionART’s 10th anniversary show introduces a new generation of designers on the edge
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Jazz EPICenter
In celebration of the Kuumbwa Jazz Center’s 40th anniversary, a look back at how it shook up the jazz world
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Our Big Ideas
10 Santa Cruz inventions that spread all over—and even changed—the world
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You Are What You Post
Online personality algorithms put astrological profiles to shame, but UCSC psychologists are raising questions about sharing personal data
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The Meaning of ‘LIFE’
With a new documentary film about his work, and huge exhibits on both coasts, acclaimed Santa Cruz nature photographer Frans Lanting is...
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Down and Derby
The Santa Cruz Derby Girls’ nights of badassery
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Lethal Curves
Santa Cruz’s Yuri Barrigan is the first local rider to compete in the world’s most dangerous motorcycle race
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Magnitudes of Crisis
Santa Cruz photojournalist Alekz Londos on what he saw while providing disaster relief in parts of Nepal where other organizations wouldn’t go
