News
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280Class Honors Mary Holmes’ Life of Meaning, Paradox and Love
A Cowell College course, taught by balloon artist Addi Somekh, bridges generations
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3.1K1Will the Next Pipeline Fight be on the West Coast?
Tribes and activists, fresh off Standing Rock struggle, brace for a new battlefield
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455Opinion June 14, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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1.4K3Animal Shelter Steps Up Off-Leash Patrols
Officers give out more warnings on beaches and tickets as dog parks thrive
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9351Growers Apprehensive About Pending Pot Rules
The future’s still hazy for the cannabis, especially here in Santa Cruz County
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647Opinion June 7, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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574Trapped by Landslides, Henry Miller Library Opens New Spot
After a tumultuous year of natural disasters, Big Sur’s iconic hippie hangout has a Carmel location
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1.5KRedwood Mountain Faire Is All Grown Up
The Felton festival, which Cracker headlined on Saturday, has grown organically. Where is it headed next?
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703Lawsuit Calls Cisco Responsible for Oppression Abroad
When are companies to blame for how products get used?
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660Opinion May 31, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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5.8KUCSC Forensic Anthropologist Reveals What Crime Shows Leave Out
Alison Galloway comes to the Rio June 6 for museum speaker series
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551Studying the San Lorenzo River and Keeping Pollutants Out
Visitors to San Lorenzo are down, but recreational use of the river path is on the upswing
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2.7K7Is YIMBY Movement Headed to Santa Cruz?
Planning commission avoids decisive action in heated meeting
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1.0KOpinion May 24, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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7041Planning Commission Prepares to Weigh in on Corridor Rezoning
As Santa Cruz looks for ways to build more housing, corridor option gets pushback
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778‘GT’ Tries to Escape from Exit Santa Cruz
Two new downtown businesses, including Santa Cruz’s first escape room, this week in briefs
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2.5K1A Brief History of the Cooper House
The Cooper House is the spiritual and geographical predecessor of Abbott Square
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1.0K1Surfers Plan to Honor Hawaiian Princes With New Plaque
The story behind a possible new park in the works at San Lorenzo Point
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817Opinion May 17, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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923Who’s to Blame When Protesters Won’t Talk?
The Kerr Hall Occupation sparks a heated debate about the First Amendment and race
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862Consensus on Homelessness?
New homeless coalition’s ideas overlap with a nascent city report
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1.1KSanta Cruz Tries Curbing Bird Poop Near Cowell Beach
How a little chicken wire will hopefully get us of the “Beach Bummers” list, which comes out soon
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9531Opinion May 10, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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643The End of the Kerr Hall Occupation
This week in briefs, a protest ends successfully, and an East Coast civil rights group tries to stir things up
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577Monterey Bay Youth Outdoor Day’s Thrilling Growth
After hiatus, event at county fairgrounds adds an extra day
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2.2KSanta Cruz City Council Tries to Hack Homelessness
Comprehensive homeless report takes a countywide look at reducing suffering
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806Opinion May 3, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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17.2K2This Man Bikes the Railroad Tracks. Can he do that?
With a welder, he built two ‘rail bikes’ designed to ride the coastal line
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933New Doc ‘What the Health’ Looks at Healthy Diet, Health Orgs’ Silence
‘What the Health,’ took a surprising turn in filming process, says local associate producer