Posts By Todd Guild
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CoronavirusCabrillo College Holds First Virtual Graduation for Students
Class of 2020 boasts record 165 students graduating with a 4.0 grade point average
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CoronavirusSanta Cruz County Jail System Still Free of Covid-19
Protocol includes early release for some, increased cleaning
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CoronavirusSchool Districts Brace for Looming Budget Cuts
The state budget calls for a 10% cut to school districts
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NewsFour Suspects From Two States Arrested in Pleasure Point Murder Case
Officials say evidence gathered in the case is compelling
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CoronavirusCoronavirus Brings Changes, Boosted Enrollment to Cabrillo College
Cabrillo College is seeing a significant increase in enrollment for the summer semester
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CoronavirusSanta Cruz County Faces Estimated $20M Deficit and Enters ‘Cut Mode’
Financial picture over the next two years likely to be worse than the 2008 recession
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CoronavirusMajor Changes Coming for Local Summer Programs
Activities will be limited to groups of 12 for children of essential workers
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CoronavirusGov. Newsom: All California Voters Can Vote by Mail This Fall
Santa Cruz County officials say they are already set up to handle vote by mail
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CoronavirusStudents and Parents Grapple with Online Learning
Counselors say families shouldn’t be afraid to ask for help
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CoronavirusPartial Beach Closures Aimed at Limiting Out-of-Towners
County beaches closed to many activities between the hours of 11am and 5pm
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CoronavirusDominican Hospital Receives $1M Donation for Workers
Dignity Health Dominican Hospital announced Monday that it has received a $1 million donation, which will be dispersed to hospital employees who...
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Special PublicationsCannabis Company Rides Changes Into Second Decade
Créme De Canna reinvents itself to survive whirlwind market
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CoronavirusAptos New Leaf Reopens After Cluster of COVID-19 Cases
Seven employees at the grocery store tested positive for the coronavirus
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CoronavirusDomestic Violence Calls Rise During Shelter-in-Place
Monarch Services’ emergency shelter for domestic violence victims is at capacity
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CoronavirusSanta Cruz County Sheriff’s Office Will Enforce Shelter-in-Place Order
Surfing, golfing, state parks, and beaches temporarily off limits
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NewsHow Strikes and a COVID-19 Shutdown Affect UCSC Students
As online learning expands, combination of the virus and protests take toll on undergrads
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CoronavirusAre Santa Cruz County Students Ready for Distance Learning?
Local schools work on connecting students to classes with Chromebooks and hotspots
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NewsSanta Cruz City Council: Circle Church Is Not Historic
Decision not to grant landmark status allows highly anticipated development to proceed
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News42 Stitches Later, Rio Theatre Owner Shares Dog Bite Realities
Laurence Bedford wants to shine a light on a troubling safety hazard
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NewsMarch 3 Voter Guide: Meet the Candidates
All about the campaigns for Congress, the recall, judge and more
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NewsCapitola Wharf Reopened, More Repairs Needed
Boat hoist still not operating
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NewsAs Church’s Downtown Brewpub Fails, a Fight Over Its Old Home
Westsiders say Errett Circle building is too historic to get torn down for housing development
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NewsCounty Approves New Shelter Pick-up Near Jail
Sheriff expresses concerns about location
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NewsSanta Cruz County Approves 25-Cent To-Go Cup Fee
Starting next summer, customers must bring their own cups to avoid fee
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NewsSupervisors Approve Live Oak Housing Project
Board also bans no-fault evictions
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NewsSanta Cruz County OKs New Development, Syringe Committee
Development and public health were top of mind at a recent board of supervisors meeting
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NewsWill Cannabis Growers Who Paid Their Dues Get a Fair Shake?
Small fraction of those who signed up with the county are getting a spot in line
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NewsPot Growers Scramble as Sheriff Steps Up Enforcement
Deputies are cracking down on the black market to make legalization work
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NewsLong Road For County Street Repairs
Lingering storm damage and a jigsaw puzzle of funding delay road fixes
