Posts By GT Staff
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121CoronavirusPfizer Says Vaccine Is Highly Effective in Children Ages 5 to 11
The Biden administration has been eagerly promoting the prospect of protection for the 28 million children aged 5 to 11
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57National NewsBiden Crafts a Climate Plan B: Tax Credits, Regulation and State Action
The United States has a new plan that will still meet its ambitions to sharply cut greenhouse gases that are warming the...
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226NewsEscalante Named Santa Cruz Interim Chief of Police
Santa Cruz Police Deputy Chief Bernie Escalante has been appointed to serve as the Interim Chief, effective Oct. 30. A Santa Cruz...
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155California NewsPressure Mounts on UC System to Reach Agreement with Lecturer Workforce, Strikes Loom
The threat of multiple strikes this fall could cancel instruction for a third of undergraduate students attending University of California institutions
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155CoronavirusDo Americans Really Need Boosters? CDC Panel Is Wrestling With the Data
Scientific advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention home in on vaccine efficacy, advantages of mixing different vaccine types and...
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257CalendarThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 20-26
Live Oak Glass Pumpkin Patch, Santa Cruz County Artist of the Year Yermo Aranda Performs, Tour a Historic Dairy Ranch and more
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313NewsOpinion: A Quick Primer on Restaurant Week
How to get the most out of the annual Santa Cruz dining event
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255National NewsBiden’s Plans Raise Questions About What U.S. Can or Cannot Afford to Do
Can a country already running huge deficits afford the scope of spending that the president envisions?
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382National NewsWhy are ‘Ghost Guns’ Becoming More Common?
By Matt Weir In the beginning of September, San Francisco became the first city in the state to ban the buying or...
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382EnvironmentAs Droughts Worsen, What will Become of UCSC’s Slimy Icon?
While wet weather will entice buried slugs back to the surface, persistent drought still poses a threat to slug populations.
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467CoronavirusFDA Panel Recommends a Moderna Booster for Many Americans
The Food and Drug Administration voted unanimously to recommend a booster shot of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine
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413California NewsCounty Closes on Purchase of West Marine Building
The 121,000-square-foot building will allow the consolidation of existing and additional South County services into one location
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337California NewsAll California Public High School Students Will Soon Have to Take Ethnic Studies
California high schoolers will be taught about the struggles and contributions of African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans and other ethnic groups
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514Calendar
Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 13-19
Community drumming, outdoor meditation, She Adventures Film Tour and more
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480NewsOpinion: The Runway Returns
The live comeback of Pivot is a reason to celebrate
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522NewsChief Mills Leaving SCPD for Top Spot With Palm Springs Police
Santa Cruz Chief of Police Andrew Mills is leaving the department a little more than four years after being named the city’s...
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530California NewsState Health Department Blasted Over Nursing Home Oversight
Lawmakers and critics subjected the Newsom administration to questions about the state’s oversight of nursing homes
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887CoronavirusA Year After a Jobs Bust, College Students Find a Boom
For many college students, the pandemic closed off the usual paths that lead from the classroom to jobs after graduation
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554California NewsSanta Cruz Warriors to Host Home Game at Chase Center
The Santa Cruz Warriors will get to play Chase Center in San Francisco for the first time since the arena opened two...
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465CoronavirusPfizer Asks FDA to Authorize Vaccine for Children 5 to 11
Pfizer and BioNTech have asked federal regulators to authorize emergency use of their coronavirus vaccine for children ages 5 to 11
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603Calendar
Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 6-12
Bestselling author Gary Paulsen at Bookshop Santa Cruz, downtown Santa Cruz Antique Faire, Evergreen Cemetery history tours and more
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564NewsOpinion: A Very Santa Cruz Export
Capturing the spirit of Women on Waves
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1.1KCover StoriesWhy Capitola’s Women on Waves is More Than Just a Surf Contest
Local event goes international with a focus on inclusion, conservation and community
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498National NewsProgressives Stand Firm on Priorities as Infrastructure Debate Continues
Divisions in the Democratic Party delay progress on part of President Joe Biden’s economic agenda
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594EnvironmentSeymour Center Reopens, Staff and Volunteers Rejoice
The Seymour Marine Discovery Center readies to reopen to the public
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559National NewsPelosi Hunts for Infrastructure Votes as Democrats Feud Over Agenda
House and Senate pass legislation to fund the government until Dec. 3
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600CoronavirusU.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Nears 700,000 Despite Wide Availability of Vaccines
The U.S. has had one of the highest recent death rates of any country with an ample supply of coronavirus vaccines
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517California NewsMandates Boost Vaccination Rates Among Health Care Workers in California
Tens of thousands of unvaccinated employees in California have gotten shots in recent weeks
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860California NewsCounty Lifts Indoor Mask Mandate as Covid-19 Cases Fall
Unvaccinated individuals must continue to wear masks indoors.
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673Calendar
Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
The Art of the Grateful Dead Community, explore biodiversity at the UCSC Arboretum, coastal walks and more.
