Posts By Jacob Pierce
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Food & DrinkWill Santa Cruz ‘Get Hooked’ on Seafood Restaurant Week?
Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust schools foodies on seafood
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NewsSanta Cruz Beekeeper Fights for Rule Changes
After $700 fine, Donna Gardner hopes to get beehives back
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NewsDowntown Forward Promotes Vision for New Library and Garage
Speaking under the shade of the Museum of Art and History’s rear wall, Martín Gómez made a plea for a new downtown...
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NewsWill Santa Cruz Get Its Fair Share of Homeless Money?
State makes homeless navigation centers exempt from the CEQA
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NewsPoints of Contention for Needle Exchange
Santa Cruz County supervisors weigh changes to Syringe Services Program
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Food & DrinkAn Olive Oil to Combat Chronic Allergies
Susan Pappas, of the True Olive Connection, breaks down what’s so special about her California Mission Oil
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Cover StoriesHow Santa Cruz Swung Two Elections in El Salvador
The story of a local politico who got caught up in the highest levels of Central American politics
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NewsEx-Santa Cruz Parks Director Resigned After Bullying Complaint
While researching harassment complaints at the city of Santa Cruz, GT uncovered the circumstances of Mauro Garcia’s abrupt 2018 resignation
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A&ERufus Wainwright Returns to His Roots
The singer-songwriter-opera-author plays the Rio on June 8
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News12 Inside Stories on Kevin Durant, Warriors From Author Marcus Thompson II
What KD’s thinking and why the Warriors lost the 2016 NBA Finals
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NewsSanta Cruz Downtown Association Director Heading to Boulder
‘It isn’t that I’m leaving Santa Cruz. I’m being pulled toward Boulder,’ Chip says.
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News5 Key Factors Shaping Homelessness in Santa Cruz
As a judge orders closure of Ross homeless camp, debate continues about safety, funding and empathy
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Food & DrinkTour Food History at Wilder Ranch
Garden Day and tours will show how Wilders ate 100 years ago
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Cover StoriesAre Cannabis-Related Hospital Visits on the Rise?
Anxiety, edibles and emergency room detox
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NewsVIDEO: Surprising Orca, Dolphin Sightings in Monterey Bay
Canadian researchers staying in Watsonville put careers on hold every year to study marine mammals
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Food & DrinkAmbrosia India Bistro Grows on Central Coast
Sam Khanal doesn’t play favorites, but you’re likely to see him in Scotts Valley
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NewsArts Council Director Gets Priced Out of Santa Cruz
Michelle Williams and her family have mixed feelings about leaving for Florida
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NewsSanta Cruz Warriors Set For Western Conference Finals
What to expect when the Sea Dubs take on Rio Grande Valley on April 2
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NewsInside Santa Cruz’s Enviro-Friendly Water Recharge
Experiments backed by activists and city officials getting first real tests
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A&ETortured Genius in Jewel Theatre’s ‘Breaking The Code’
An emotional look at World War II codebreaker and math pioneer Alan Turing
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NewsDebate Over Highway 9 Fixes Revived After Tragic Death
San Lorenzo Valley residents call on leaders to walk the walk on improvements
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Food & DrinkDollar Dose Banks on Cannabis Cough Drops
Local entrepreneurs get into the permitting weeds to sell ‘special’ confections
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Cover StoriesDoes Santa Cruz City Hall Have a Bullying Problem?
Allegations of bullying, sexism and Trumpian tactics rattle the local political scene
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NewsHomeless Debate Escalates as Ross Camp Extended
City Council declines to declare new ‘emergency’ or reverse parking ban
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NewsWhat Does the Homeless Census Really Tell Us?
As another camp closes, a trip on the bi-annual Homeless Census
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NewsSanta Cruz Activists Remember Sherry Conable
Becky Luening remembers first getting to know fellow activist Sherry Conable in early 1990, when the two were planning an Earth Day...
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Food & DrinkRoux Dat Expands Cajun Mini-Empire
Chad Glassley says running a mini-restaurant is trickier than it seems
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NewsUCSC Predicts Self-Driving Car Gridlock
Associate Professor Adam Millard-Ball's experiment blows up online
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NewsSanta Cruz County’s Big Move on Transportation, Explained
The Regional Transportation Commission places its bet on the rail trail
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NewsJohn Laird Running for California State Senate in 2020
Trail-blazing politician just wrapped up eight years in Gov. Jerry Brown's administration
