News
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1.3K1KSCO Owner Calls BS on Talk Show Co-Host
Michael Zwerling reflects on talk station’s misinformation, its financial struggles and the ‘wingnuts’ who are tuning in
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599Dan Haifley Looks Back on Fight to Protect Monterey Bay
Save Our Shores founder will speak at a Democratic Women’s Club event, as sanctuary celebrates 25 years
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436Street Smarts Campaign Launches to Make Santa Cruz Streets Safer
Street Smarts campaign sets sights on distracted driving and unsafe habits
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452Opinion September 13, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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406Buddhist Priests Teach Communication in Polarized Age
Jaku Kinst and Shinshu Roberts leading workshops on discussing touchy subjects
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8.2K17KSCO’s Georgia Peach Sounding Off on “White Genocide”
Michael Zwerling, the station’s owner, cites free speech in defending the host
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721Opinion September 6, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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752Union Leaders Question Santa Cruz Metro CEO’s Salary Increase
Transit district responds to questions about compensation and a grand jury report
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1.2K3Thanks For Not Calling Us Back, Roger Grigsby
We’d like to let the owner of Chinese restaurant O'Mei off the hook for not calling us back
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1.0KA Moss Landing Man’s Shakespeare Sanctuary
Terry Taylor hopes to grow memorabilia sales to strengthen Shakespeare Society of America
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738Opinion August 30, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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481Netflix Doc Asks What Gawker Suit Means for Press Freedoms
‘Nobody Speak’ director disagrees with ideas that controversial site had suit coming
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13.8K19O’Mei Closed After Wrath Over Owner’s Support for David Duke
A sign on the Mission Street restaurant’s front door does not say when—or if—it will reopen
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2.1K1Creating Community and Support for Seniors, Aging Boomers
Mary Howe, wife of former Mayor Don Lane, says she helped start Village Santa Cruz to fill void
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931Opinion August 23, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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519When Will Santa Cruz County Roads Recover From Rains?
Despite extraordinary measures from Public Works, there is no quick fix
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1.1KWill the Broadway Hyatt Place Be Ready for Opening Day?
The Broadway Hyatt is suppposed to finally open Labor Day weekend, six years after its construction.
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1.3K1Twisty Politics of Eco-Bill Splits Local Progressives
Mark Stone and Bill Monning in rare policy disagreement over contentious cap-and-trade bill
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1.2KOpinion August 16, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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2.3KThe Local Supporters of Ranked Voting Say it Could Revolutionize Elections
Would ranked choice voting in Santa Cruz make elections more fair—or just more confusing?
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386Locals Rally Against Racism Following Charlottesville Terror Attack
Local activists and politicians respond to violence and racism with call to action
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2.7KQ&A: Meet The New Santa Cruz Police Chief Andrew Mills
New Santa Cruz Police Chief Andrew Mills talks homeless, drugs and protests
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964Opinion August 9, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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591At Litmus Box, Innovating How People Engage with Technology
Some projects are difficult to explain, confidential or still in prototype mode
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1.3K3180/2020 Approaches 600 Homeless Housed
Leaders discuss what’s next amid celebration and a discussion of housing and health
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1.6K1Cruzio’s Gigabit Fiber to Begin Construction
Santa Cruz company hopes first run of ambitious project will go online in 2018
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1.0KOpinion August 2, 2017
Plus Letters to the Editor
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823City Bringing Back Retail Guru Robert Gibbs
Santa Cruz hasn’t yet implemented some of the expert’s biggest recommendations from last time
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813DTA to Show of ‘Citizen Jane’ for Housing Discussion
Chip, executive director of the Downtown Association of Santa Cruz County, says Santa Cruz needs construction