Posts By Tony Nuñez
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CoronavirusCalifornia Prioritizes Vaccinations for Disadvantaged Communities
Nearly half of vaccines must go to disadvantaged communities
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NewsDifficult Conversations Around Race, Identity and History Remain
The George Washington bust is being moved, but new questions have risen
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CoronavirusSecond Dose Appointments Slow Santa Cruz County’s Vaccine Rollout
County also switches to new My Turn system for vaccination appointments
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CoronavirusCounty Debunks Vaccine Myths; Turns to Occupation-Based Eligibility
About 63% of county residents age 65 and above have received their first dose
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NewsThe Divisive Debate Over the Bust of President George Washington
Discussion on fate of the Washington statute reached a tipping point last summer
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CoronavirusCounty Health Director Urges Prioritization of Older Adults for Vaccines
Health officials warn of predicted surge in Covid-19 cases next month
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NewsWatsonville City Council Votes to Move George Washington Statue
Washington statue being moved from City Plaza to Watsonville Public Library
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CoronavirusFalling Case Rates Could Mean Return to Class for Some Students
Waiver process requires buy-in from the district’s board of trustees, parents, labor groups
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NewsEvacuation Orders Issued for Santa Cruz Mountains Residents
County officials warn of debris flows and high winds
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CoronavirusMass Covid-19 Vaccination Site Coming to Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds
Site unlikely to reach its capacity soon because of vaccine shortage
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NewsEvacuation Orders Lifted for Freedom Fire North of Watsonville
More than 100 acres burned across Santa Cruz Mountains
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CoronavirusSanta Cruz’s Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution Slowed by Limited Doses
Vaccine woes come as county sees highest case rates since start of pandemic
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CoronavirusCounty’s Equity Measures Show Watsonville’s Struggles to Quell Covid-19
More than half of county’s cases have been in Watsonville
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NewsDowntown Watsonville Mixed-Use Apartment Complex Moves Forward
Four-story, 50-unit apartment building would include about 2,000 square feet of retail space
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CoronavirusWatsonville Responds to Recent Uptick in Homicides
Recent uptick follows years of declining homicides
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CoronavirusWorkplace Covid-19 Outbreaks to be Public Information
Outbreaks defined as three or more cases at one address over a 14-day period
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NewsCity Postpones Levee Cleanup After Homeless Advocates Raise Concerns
Scheduled cleanups of the Pajaro River Levee postponed indefinitely
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CoronavirusShould Cities Like Watsonville Clamp Down on Food Trucks?
Restaurants are struggling, prompting questions about how to deal with food trucks
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Food & DrinkMiches and Ceviches Grows From Humble, Online Beginnings
Food trailer serves Mexican seafood dishes and unique michelada mix
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CoronavirusKids Did Not Spread Coronavirus in Excel In Place Program, Officials Say
Child care programs have not been found responsible for spread of Covid-19
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CoronavirusFarmworkers Worked Despite Positive Covid-19 Tests for Fear of Job Loss
Study sought to find out why so many farmworkers were testing positive for Covid-19
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CoronavirusSanta Cruz County Officials Weigh Preemptive Stay-at-Home Order
Without earlier action, region’s projected trigger date for stay-at-home order is Dec. 14
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NewsCamp Krem Looks to Rebuild Education and Recreation Space
Nearly all of the campus was destroyed or damaged in the CZU Lightning Complex fire
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NewsYouth N.O.W. Seeks Support to Tutor, Empower Students
Youth N.O.W. at risk of failing after losing a major funding stream due to the pandemic
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NewsDigital NEST Expands to Gilroy and Plans East Bay Presence
New NEST presence in Gilroy expected to open in the coming year
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NewsBiden’s Election Brings DACA Recipients New Hope
Biden said DREAMers and their parents should have a path to citizenship
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Parks Commission Recommends Removal of Washington Bust
Unclear when City Council will decide fate of George Washington bust in Watsonville City Plaza
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NewsCommunity Voices Support for Pajaro Valley Arts’ Porter Building Pitch
Pajaro Valley Arts Council seeks to rebuild historic Porter Building in Watsonville
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Fate of Washington Statue Goes Before Watsonville Parks Commission
Some 60% of respondents in a debated survey said they want the bust to stay
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NewsWatsonville City Council Approves Changes for ADU Rules
City offers discount for residents looking to legalize illegally built units
