Man pointing at agricultural fields covered with tarps near school in Pajaro Valley

Pesticide Reality Tour

A pesticide reality tour in Pajaro Valley raises concerns about toxic agricultural chemicals near schools as Santa Cruz County reports higher-than-average pediatric cancer rates.

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Framing the Band

Famed rock photographer Jay Blakesberg brings decades of iconic music imagery to Santa Cruz, with a special appearance at Nicely Gallery on April 3 from 4pm.

From JS Bach to Caroline Shaw

An Exceptional Weekend by Christina Waters Jörg Reddin's final concert with this season's SC Baroque Festivals was a sensory tour through the vocal glories of the...

Iranian Students React

At a Nowruz celebration in Santa Cruz, Iranian students shared food, tradition, and quiet fears—caught between war abroad and uncertainty at home.

Motel for Treatment

A former Watsonville motel is being transformed into a major recovery campus, marking a significant expansion of treatment services in Santa Cruz County.

Name Changes After Allegations

Long-celebrated tributes to Cesar Chavez are being reconsidered after disturbing allegations surface, forcing communities to confront a complex legacy.

Fresh and Inviting

Great wine doesn’t have to break the bank—this week’s picks highlight affordable bottles and flavorful discoveries worth savoring.

Spicy Trip

Santa Cruz culinary legend Jozseph Schultz is trading the kitchen for Bali, guiding a food-focused journey through markets, temples and the deeper meaning of shared meals.

Is Our Water Safe?

A recent notice about chromium-6 in local water has residents uneasy. But experts say the situation is more nuanced—and far less alarming—than it first appears.

Advocates Warn of Immigration Scam

Legal advocates are warning the public about a multi-state scam targeting the immigrant community, with some victims losing as much as $30,000. According to Claudia...

RTC Seeks $15 Million

The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission voted to seek $15 million in state and federal funding to advance environmental review of a proposed 22-mile passenger rail line.

Housing Too Close to Runway

A court ruling says Watsonville broke state law by approving housing near the municipal airport without first adopting mandatory airport safety standards into its General Plan.

Indie Film Pioneer Dies

Bill Raney, who founded Santa Cruz’s Nickelodeon Theater and helped shape the city’s independent film culture for decades, has died at 90.
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