Coronavirus
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1.5KSanta 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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2.0KParking-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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2.5KSanta Cruz in Photos: Outdoor Dining With a View at Crow’s Nest
Tent on the sand offers diners views of the harbor and ocean
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1.5KCalifornia Ranches, Farms Take a Hit from Pandemic
Disruptions left farmers with hundreds of pounds of unclaimed crops
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1.8KLocal High School Sports Pushed to December Due to Covid-19 Surge
Most fall sports teams will start official practice in December or January
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2.2KCovid-19 Surge: Santa Cruz County Business Closures Coming
Santa Cruz County sees fourth death related to Covid-19
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2.7KRestaurant Servers Share What It’s Like Working Amid the Pandemic
Pandemic puts servers on front lines of volatile face mask culture wars
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3.9K625 of the Best Things About Outdoor Dining and Takeout in Santa Cruz
From delicious apps to beachfront views, these things are worth savoring
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1.5KCabrillo Music Festival Connects Artists Virtually in Bold Experimentation
Season to include 60 musicians recorded from their homes all over the world
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1.5KTeen Kitchen Project Whips Up Meals for Those in Need
Plus, saying goodbye to the Poet and Patriot Irish Pub
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1.9K2Community Food Distributions Offered at Boardwalk and Fairgrounds
Drive-thru food distributions offered every Friday
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1.6KPVUSD Set to Start Next School Year Online, Offer Parents Training
Distance learning will come with training and resources for teachers, students and parents
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1.6KWetlands Watch Marches Forward Through Covid-19 Restrictions
Watsonville Wetlands Watch put all of its programs and field trips online
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1.2KNew Eateries Navigate Settling Into Aptos Village Amid A Pandemic
Penny Ice Creamery, Betty Burgers, and others join Aptos Village
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3.1KHealth Officer: Covid-19 Cases Surging in Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz County’s Covid-19 case count surged this week, and the number of active cases now significantly exceeds the number of recoveries...
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1.7K3Are Governments Protecting Renters During the Pandemic?
Watsonville lets evictions resume, while Santa Cruz stands pat
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1.6KPVUSD Delays Decision on School Reopening Plan
Trustees question distance-learning decision by Santa Cruz County Health Officer
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2.3KSanta Cruz County Companies Bring in Millions in Recovery Loans
Four local businesses brought in at least $5 million each
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3.0KFailed Messaging, False Sense of Security Drive Up Covid-19 Cases
How health experts advise staying safe during reopening
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2.6K2Coronavirus Pandemic Brings New Environmental Problems
Pandemic starts a new trash trend locally
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1.9KEquity Issues Complicate Santa Cruz County’s Pandemic Response
Covid-19 crisis has hit vulnerable communities and people of color hard
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2.0KSanta Cruz in Photos: Chardonnay Sailing Tours Return
Chardonnay Sailing Charters offers sailing adventures around the bay
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1.7KFaith, Community Leaders Praise Tax Break for Undocumented Workers
State budget expands California Earned Income Tax Credit to some undocumented workers with young children
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1.5KExtended Learning Program Provides Thousands of Bags to Students
Lessons, activities and supplies are aimed at keeping students focused on education
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2.2K1Newsom Clamps Down on Bars and Restaurants, But Not in Santa Cruz
Bars and restaurants in 19 counties to close indoor operations
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1.5KSanta Cruz in Photos: The Creative Side of Social Distance
Local artists draw 6-foot “social distance" circles
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1.7KNew Online Program Offers Classes, Connections for Older Adults
Classes are aimed at offering mental, physical and social stimulation
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1.9K2Watsonville, Latinx Community Hit Hard by Covid-19
County’s residents of color have taken the brunt of the pandemic
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1.6KSanta Cruz in Photos: People Flock to Hang Out At the Beach
County health officials lifted beach closures on Friday
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1.5KWatsonville Council Passes Budget as Community Calls for Cuts to Police
Members of the community urged leaders to reimagine how they allocate public funds
