Coronavirus
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822Assessing the Risks of Covid-19 as Santa Cruz County Reopens
Public health officials weigh in on the risks of returning to outdoor activities
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1.1KSanta Cruz County Summer Preview: Outdoor Recreation
Good weather and lockdowns spark enthusiasm for mountain biking, hiking and hitting the surf
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915State Education Officials Release Guidelines for Reopening Schools
State agency leaves policymaking and enforcement to local school districts
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6851Watsonville Group Rallies to Address Covid-19 Concerns
How do you celebrate in the time of Covid-19?
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828Santa Cruz Musicians Create Video Tribute to Essential Workers
Local musicians cover Grateful Dead classic ’Ripple'
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857Community-Based Social Service Providers Brace for Budget Cuts
State, local budgets propose cutting or eliminating funds for community services
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802County Ramps Up Testing, Contact Tracing As Businesses Reopen
Some 55 people trained and ready for contact tracing program
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621Santa Cruz County to Resume Jury Trials with Social Distancing Measures
Many criminal hearings had been temporarily moved to the courthouse steps
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8432County Elections Clerk on Why Weddings Are ‘Essential’
Gail Pellerin on ‘essential’ weddings, workplace safety and November elections
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572Santa Cruz in Photos: Downtown Farmers’ Market Thrives
Market has been reconfigured to meet Covid-19 safety measures
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4.7K2Santa Cruz Musicians Cover ‘Peace Train’ to Spark Solidarity
Video created to offer encouragement in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic
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7171Pajaro Valley Arts Forms Online Community Art Gallery
Exhibit 'Campesinos: Workers Of the Land' goes virtual
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762Watsonville Will Allow Eviction Moratorium to Expire at Month’s End
Watsonville will instead defer to tenant protections set by California’s Judicial Council
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659Digital NEST Aids Community During Covid-19 Shutdowns
Digital NEST nonprofit quickly transitions online to help the community
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695Cabrillo 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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800Have Stuff to Donate? Don’t Just Dump It, Goodwill Says
Items left at Goodwill sites during the pandemic may have to be trashed
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7111County Health Officer Questions Pace of Newsom’s Reopenings
Dr. Gail Newel could but won’t issue stricter versions of state health orders
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754Santa Cruz Comedy Venue Gets Shoutout from Patton Oswalt
Oswalt “did not know” he controlled fate of DNA’s Comedy Lab
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681How to Stay Safe and Social Distance as Santa Cruz Retail Reopens
Time, space, people, and place are the key elements to assessing safety
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977Front Porch Project Documents Life in Santa Cruz During Covid-19
Santa Cruz-based photographer Amy Isacson captures life on people's front porches
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842Retail, Places of Worship Allowed to Open at Reduced Capacity
Revised county shelter-in-place order mostly aligns with state order
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1.1KUpdated: Memorial Day Weekend Presents Covid Test Case for Santa Cruz
When the county will open up and how hospitals are coping
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936Santa Cruz County Jail System Still Free of Covid-19
Protocol includes early release for some, increased cleaning
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1.1KHow Safe Are Santa Cruz County Grocery Stores from Covid-19?
New Leaf extending its hours, as grocery shopping is relatively low-risk
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8021Watsonville Faces Grueling Economic Recovery from Covid-19 Shutdown
‘Service-driven’ approach in first round of budget cuts
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655Saturday Car Cruise Down Main Street to Raise Money for Farmworkers
Watsonville Riders will host the Farmworker Relief Cruise in downtown Watsonville
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1.1KSchool Districts Brace for Looming Budget Cuts
The state budget calls for a 10% cut to school districts
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840Santa Cruz in Photos: Fighter Jets Salute Health Care Workers
Four F-15C Eagle fighter jets offer a flyover tribute
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987Santa Cruz in Photos: La Bahia Demolition Put on Hold
Plans call for a new 165-room, four-star hotel
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902Coronavirus Brings Changes, Boosted Enrollment to Cabrillo College
Cabrillo College is seeing a significant increase in enrollment for the summer semester
