Posts By Todd Guild
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NewsCabrillo College Enrollment Drops Following Fires, Pandemic
Enrollment in current semester down 18% from last year
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CoronavirusNewsom Proposes Plan to Resume In-Person Classes in February
Plan raises concern among some local school officials
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CoronavirusNewsom’s Budget Focuses on Covid Relief, Provides $90B to Education
State has a $15 billion budget surplus
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NewsMid-County Fire Agency Consolidation Plan Advances
Merger should be finalized in February or March
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NewsLocal Emergency Extended; Koenig Sworn in to Board of Supervisors
Declaration allows county to receive state and federal assistance for recovery
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NewsNew Year, New Laws: A Look at Legislation That Begins in 2021
Covid-19 exposure requirements, family leave for small businesses, and more new laws take effect
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CoronavirusVeterans’ Centers Struggling Under Covid-19 Restrictions
State rules classify veterans' centers as bars that must be closed during the pandemic
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CoronavirusWith Increasing Need, Food Banks Worry About Food Insecurity
Need for food assistance is rising amid pandemic and economic crisis
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CoronavirusLocal Nurses Call for Safe Patient Ratios Amid Covid-19 Pandemic
Demonstration follows state guidance allowing higher nurse-to-patient ratios
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CoronavirusLaw Enforcement Prioritizing Education With Stay-At-Home Order
How far will law enforcement officials go to enforce stay-at-home order?
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CoronavirusWatsonville Hospital Workers Among First to Receive Covid-19 Vaccine
Frontline workers receiving first doses of Covid-19 vaccine
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NewsPower Outage Hits 63,000, Quickly Restored, PG&E Says
Exact location of widespread outage unclear
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CoronavirusCovid-19 Testing Expands in Pajaro Valley, Central Coast
New sites aimed at erasing Covid-19 'testing deserts' along Central Coast
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NewsLawsuit Targets Santa Cruz Harm Reduction Coalition
Plaintiffs include City Councilmember Reneé Golder and former Police Chief Kevin Vogel
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Food & DrinkOwners of La Perla in Watsonville Living Their ‘American Dream’
Couple launched La Perla to highlight their love of their native cuisine
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NewsCounty Filing Complaint Against PG&E for Unpermitted Timber Harvesting
Residents of burned areas say PG&E cut down their trees without permission
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Coronavirus
Gov. Newsom Announces Assistance for Covid-Impacted Businesses
Plan includes three-month income tax extension and more help for some taxpayers
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CoronavirusFamily of Covid-19 Victim Sues Watsonville Nursing Home
Sixteen of the center's residents died of Covid-19
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NewsCompany to Streamline Rebuilding Process for CZU Fire Victims
Engineering company 4Leaf is performing similar services following fires in Sonoma County and Paradise
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CoronavirusCovid-19 Restrictions Increased Again for Santa Cruz County
Move means restaurants can only serve outdoors; retail must limit number of customers inside
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NewsCounty Supervisors Make Public Defender Office a Public Body
Supervisors will appoint a chief public defender to oversee public defender attorneys
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NewsSanta Cruz County Clerk Gail Pellerin to Retire at End of Year
Pellerin says she will consider returning to public service after a year off
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NewsIn Santa Cruz Race, Sonja Brunner Headlines Election Surprises
A look at some of the elections updates across the county
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CoronavirusState Increases Covid-19 Restrictions in Santa Cruz County as Cases Rise
County on Sunday reported 109 new cases of Covid-19
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CoronavirusLocal Toys for Tots Cancels Public Donation Sites Amid Pandemic
Toys for Tots sets up online gift registries and direct giving options
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CoronavirusSanta Cruz Beach Boardwalk to Reopen on Limited Basis
Reopening comes after state health officials loosened Covid-19 restrictions
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CoronavirusCounty Distributes More Than $600K in Health Equity Grants
Health equity grants aimed at addressing disparities of Covid-19
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NewsNew Regulations Could Pinch Commercial Crab Fishermen
Some commercial crab fishermen say new regulations could curtail their livelihood
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Santa Cruz County Plans to Reshape Public Defender Office
Officials consider transitioning from current private delivery system to a public one
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NewsFires: Live Updates from Across Santa Cruz County
Continuing coverage of the CZU August Lightning Complex fires
