Posts By Todd Guild
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NewsSanta 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
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NewsSupervisors Create New County Office to Handle Disasters
New office will respond to fire recovery and future disasters
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NewsNeighborhood Courts Program Gives Citizens Say in Criminal Cases
Trained citizen volunteers will determine outcome for offenders of some misdemeanor crimes
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NewsHazardous Material Removal Begins in Santa Cruz Mountains Fire Zone
Federal work will help clear the way for rebuilding
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CoronavirusInternet Company and Educators Work to Bridge Digital Divide
Estimated 15,745 students in Santa Cruz County don't have home internet
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NewsCounty Officials Warn of Mudslides, Debris Flows in CZU Fire Zone
Even 15 minutes of high-intensity rain could cause dangerous debris flow
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CoronavirusStudents, Teachers and Parents Feel the Strain of Distance Learning
District officials weigh the options
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NewsCounty Reopens Sexual Assault Examiner Program
Program closed in 2017 after difficulty recruiting and retaining staff
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NewsCounty Supervisors Approve Streamlined Rebuilding for Fire Victims
Displaced residents can set up at least one temporary structure while rebuilding
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NewsCounty Prepares For Election Day Under Extraordinary Circumstances
Voting offered by mail, in person, or over email
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NewsWho Are the Boogaloo Bois, and What Do They Want?
Law enforcement and civil rights experts still learning about the underground group
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CoronavirusPVUSD Trustees Advance Distance Learning Plan for Students
Trustees will consider the plan for final approval on Sept. 16
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NewsRemembering the Fallen: Firefighters Commemorate 9/11
Firefighters commemorate the 19th year since the 9/11 attacks
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NewsCounty Supervisors Move to Streamline Rebuilding Process Following Fire
CZU Lightning Complex fire destroyed at least 900 homes
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CoronavirusDouble Whammy of Covid-19, Fires Strain Social Service Providers
Local groups adapt to rapidly meet need amid dual ongoing crises
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NewsMan Suspected of Stealing Cal Fire Commander’s Wallet Arrested
Live Oak man suspected of stealing a wallet from a firefighter’s truck
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CoronavirusSanta Cruz County Mutual Aid Supports Homeless Evacuees
Local group raises money to support homeless people displaced by the fire
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CoronavirusSupervisors Approve Eviction Moratorium Through September
Statewide rule to protect renters expires Sept. 1
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CoronavirusCounty Proposes Budget Cuts to Health Services, Law Enforcement
Budget includes potential cuts, furloughs and layoffs for every department in the county
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NewsLocal Syringe Distribution Group Receives State Authorization
Nonprofit says it plans on providing home delivery services
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NewsClash Over Food Cart Captures Community Attention
Incident prompts closure, demonstrations
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Coronavirus
Why Did Charter Schools Get Forgivable Federal Loans?
Education experts question whether it was right for charter schools to get PPP loans
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CoronavirusLocal Nonprofit Helps Community Identify Challenges and Help Itself
Nonprofit Walu tries to help keep small businesses running
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NewsPVUSD Eliminates School Resource Officer Program
Funding will be redirected to socio-emotional counselors for students
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NewsUC System Admits Record Number of Latinx Students
Record 28,662 Latinx people will attend schools in the UC system in the fall
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NewsCabrillo College Mulls Name Change, Citing Namesake’s Violent History
Cabrillo College’s governing board to continue exploring the change
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CoronavirusPVUSD Set to Start Next School Year Online, Offer Parents Training
Distance learning will come with training and resources for teachers, students and parents
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NewsCoast Connect Project Aims to Build Support for Rail Trail
Critics still skeptical of rail option as RTC mulls options
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NewsGrand Jury Blasts Homelessness Leadership, Revisits Issues
Report calls out politicians and anti-homeless NIMBYs
