Coronavirus
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1.4KLocal Companies Gift Second Harvest Food Bank a New Parking Lot
E&S Trucking and Granite Construction helped improve overflow parking lot
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1.7KStudents, Teachers and Parents Feel the Strain of Distance Learning
District officials weigh the options
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1.1KWatsonville Tries to Keep Clean As Masks, Gloves Add to Street Litter
Community asked to do its part by not littering
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1.2KLocal Arts Groups Look Ahead to Going Virtual for Fall Exhibits
There's no shortage of exhibits to look forward to
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1.4KPVUSD Trustees Advance Distance Learning Plan for Students
Trustees will consider the plan for final approval on Sept. 16
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1.2KSanta Cruz in Photos: Fair Food Favorites, Minus the Fair
Drive-thru fair food sale to continue for two weekends
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1.1KPajaro Valley Arts Calls for Moveable Murals Artists
Mural exhibit theme centers on wearing masks as an act of love
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1.4KCounty Fairgrounds Hosts Drive-Thru Fair Food Sales
Drive-thru will offer fair favorites such as corn dogs and deep-fried Oreos
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1.4KCoastal Cleanup Efforts Adapt in the Age of Covid-19
Save Our Shores encourages individual action to clean up locally
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1.2KHow Local Museums, Galleries Are Staying Afloat During the Pandemic
Diverse funding sources help local art groups weather the economic downturn
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1.3KDouble Whammy of Covid-19, Fires Strain Social Service Providers
Local groups adapt to rapidly meet need amid dual ongoing crises
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1.4KSanta Cruz County Mutual Aid Supports Homeless Evacuees
Local group raises money to support homeless people displaced by the fire
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1.1KCovid-19 Economic Restrictions Expected to Remain in Place
State may release new reopening guidance Friday
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1.1K1Watsonville Approves Moratorium on Covid-19 Evictions
Moratorium will protect Watsonville tenants affected by the virus until Jan. 15, 2021
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1.4KSupervisors Approve Eviction Moratorium Through September
Statewide rule to protect renters expires Sept. 1
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1.9KLocal Gyms Get Creative to Keep Members Safe and Fit
Gyms turn to outdoor setups, virtual classes, and loaning out equipment to keep members
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1.9KHow the Health Crisis Could Empower a Healing Shift
Facing one’s own mortality is its own motivating factor for a shift to healthy habits
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1.2KFood Justice Nonprofit Raises $80,000 for Young People and Families
Nonprofit raised funds to give directly to 80 low-income local youth and their families
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1.3KCounty 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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1.4K1Santa Cruz in Photos: First Friday Chalk Art Event Highlights Local Artists
Local artists helped dress up a section of Pacific Avenue in downtown Santa Cruz
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1.4KProgram Provides Donated Bicycles for Essential Workers
Bike Santa Cruz County aims to provide transportation alternatives for essential workers
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1.3KSanta Cruz in Photos: Downtown Coming Back to Life
Outdoor dining helps bring back visitors
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1.1KSanta Cruz Symphony Changes Tune to Support Artists During Pandemic
Symphony launches relief fund and digital series
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1.6KTwo More Residents Die of Covid-19; County Reports Case Undercount
County officials say technical error led to undercount of Covid-19 cases
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1.5K4Activists: Don’t Blow Another Opportunity on Homelessness
A pandemic, a shift in homeless services and two new reports
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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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1.3KLocal Nonprofit Helps Community Identify Challenges and Help Itself
Nonprofit Walu tries to help keep small businesses running
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1.4KSanta Cruz County Loan Recipients See Errors in Federal Data
Michael’s on Main did not receive a $5 million to $10 million loan
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1.6KParking-Lot Comedy Offers Laughs in the Time of Covid-19
Local comedians take their acts to a parking structure in downtown Santa Cruz
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2.0KSanta Cruz in Photos: Outdoor Dining With a View at Crow’s Nest
Tent on the sand offers diners views of the harbor and ocean
