News
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114Local Officials Mull Next Steps for Millions of Federal Dollars Pouring In
Santa Cruz County is set to receive $52.9 million from the American Rescue Plan
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191Santa Cruz City Council to Consider Camping Ordinance
Ordinance is modified version of rejected Temporary Outdoor Living Ordinance
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34.4K5Coronavirus: Live Updates from Across Santa Cruz County
Find the latest updates on the Covid-19 pandemic
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136Watsonville City Council Sets Study Session About Food Trucks
City Council will not be tasked with making any changes to ordinance
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529Survey Predicts Santa Cruz County Tourism Will Return
Survey finds tourists are feeling better about planning vacations
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594Santa Cruz County Fire Officials Gear Up for potentially ‘Active’ Season
Cal Fire team looking for innovative ways to manage the fire season
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4472KPIG Radio Legend Laurie Roberts, a Music History Buff, Dies
Roberts' career earned an induction into the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame
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6181RTC Hits ‘Timeout’ on Rail Plan in Attempt to Ease Tensions
Push to reconsider recent split vote was shelved
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434Gilroy Garlic Festival Set to Return, Announces 2021 Events
Drive-thru Gourmet Alley experience among events planned
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428Scotts Valley Distributing Nearly $350K in Relief Funding to Businesses
Scotts Valley will provide aid to about 25 or so qualifying businesses
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5171Eight Homeless Houses in Need of New Santa Cruz County Home
Homes stand in way of new housing complex, as shelter landscape remains in flux
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540Birchbark Foundation Aims to Support Human-Animal Bond
Birchbark offers financial help for pet owners
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731Plans for Scotts Valley Target Head to Planning Commission
Locals express excitement, apprehension about proposed Target store
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675Dientes Community Dental Care Restarts Outreach
Dientes will soon be able to expand their services
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7611Letter to the Editor: Just Build Anywhere?
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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632Opinion: Revisiting the Strange Story of Slow Gherkin
Why ska deserves to be defended
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637Covid ‘Doesn’t Discriminate by Age’: Serious Cases on the Rise in Younger Adults
Young and middle-aged adults make up a growing share of Covid-19 patients
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598Historic SeaBreeze Tavern Being Demolished Following Fire
Fire officials have not determined a cause for the June 2020 fire
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489Watsonville Downtown Plan Lists Five Sites as Potential Catalysts
Plans include mixed-use developments with high-density housing
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652UCSC Researcher Receives Grant for Studying Biological Clocks
Research seeks to understand the basic mechanism of circadian rhythms
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650Watsonville City Council Supports Acceptance of Rail Line Business Plan
Unclear what, if anything, resolutions mean for May 6 RTC meeting
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1.2K4Rachel Kippen Resigns as Executive Director of O’Neill Sea Odyssey
Kippen cites concerns about 'racism, misogyny and privilege'
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8986Seven Potential Candidates Mull Santa Cruz County Supervisor Race
Few have ruled out bid for Ryan Coonerty's 3rd District seat
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569Why Are Santa Cruz County’s Younger Residents Avoiding the Vaccine?
County, local activists seek to combat false claims about the vaccine on social media
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616Capitol Mum on Eviction Moratorium Extension as Renters Seek More Time
Lawmakers expressed uncertainty that there would be another extension
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733Battered, Burned But Alive: Time Will Heal Park’s Wounds, But It Needs Big Money, Too
The state’s oldest park, Big Basin was nearly erased
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632The Vulnerable Homebound Are Left Behind on Vaccination
Estimated 4 million Americans are homebound by age, disability or frailty
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668Report: Covid-19 had Bigger Impact on Black, Latinx Communities
Report notes health, education challenges and more
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760UCSC Luminary, Institute of Marine Sciences Founder William Doyle Dies
Doyle was a founding faculty member when UCSC opened in 1965
