Santa Cruz Weekly News
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16.6K5Coronavirus: Live Updates from Across Santa Cruz County
Live updates on the spread of the coronavirus and how the Santa Cruz County community is responding to it
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163Local Nonprofit Helps Community Identify Challenges and Help Itself
Nonprofit Walu tries to help keep small businesses running
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202Santa 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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4972Nine Women Candidates Now Running for Santa Cruz City Council
An activist, a consultant and a YIMBY jump in the race
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693Local Groups Join Together to Host Virtual Pride Celebration
Online celebration planned for Aug. 1
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487Santa Cruz Harm Reduction Group Awarded $400,000
Coalition awaits final approval from state public health department
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2.3KProtests: Live Updates from Across Santa Cruz County
Live updates on the protests across Santa Cruz County in response to police brutality
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681Santa Cruz in Photos: Food Trucks at Lighthouse Point
Food truck events will return in August and September
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763Santa 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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606Driver Charged with Felony Vehicular Manslaughter for Striking Pedestrian
Driver hit and killed 66-year-old Timothy Starkey in Los Gatos in December
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748California Ranches, Farms Take a Hit from Pandemic
Disruptions left farmers with hundreds of pounds of unclaimed crops
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759Why the 30th Anniversary of the Disabilities Act Matters
Pandemic poses new challenges, as activists reflect on ADA
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874PVUSD Eliminates School Resource Officer Program
Funding will be redirected to socio-emotional counselors for students
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871Covid-19 Surge: Santa Cruz County Business Closures Coming
Santa Cruz County sees fourth death related to Covid-19
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671UC System Admits Record Number of Latinx Students
Record 28,662 Latinx people will attend schools in the UC system in the fall
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728Cabrillo College Mulls Name Change, Citing Namesake’s Violent History
Cabrillo College’s governing board to continue exploring the change
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833Disease, Dirty Needles: Santa Cruz County’s Other Health Crisis
Amid the pandemic, changes to the county’s needle exchange programs are on hold
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7152Community Food Distributions Offered at Boardwalk and Fairgrounds
Drive-thru food distributions offered every Friday
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718PVUSD 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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863Wetlands Watch Marches Forward Through Covid-19 Restrictions
Watsonville Wetlands Watch put all of its programs and field trips online
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664New Eateries Navigate Settling Into Aptos Village Amid A Pandemic
Penny Ice Creamery, Betty Burgers, and others join Aptos Village
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1.8KHealth 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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7584Coast Connect Project Aims to Build Support for Rail Trail
Critics still skeptical of rail option as RTC mulls options
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727Santa Cruz in Photos: Requiem for the Capitola Begonia Festival
Plants to be hung around Capitola Village to remember longtime tradition
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890Six Women Candidates Line Up for Santa Cruz City Council
Brown and Watkins both seek re-election this November
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1.2KBlack Lives Matter Movement Inspires New Generation of Black Activists
Meet the local organizers working to create change
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7611Report: Santa Cruz County Unprepared for Alarming Fire Risk
Grand Jury cites organizational problems across multiple agencies
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8142Are Governments Protecting Renters During the Pandemic?
Watsonville lets evictions resume, while Santa Cruz stands pat
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8941Santa Cruz in Photos: Highway 1 Improvement Work Continues
Highway 1 project scheduled to be done by fall
