Santa Cruz Weekly News
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2.0K1Santa Cruz’s Homeless Die Much Younger Than Everyone Else. Why?
Community mourns a leader as annual homeless memorial nears
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1.8KCan ‘Fire Hardening’ Solve California’s Home Insurance Crisis?
Program incentivizes homeowners to mitigate wildfire risk through insurance discounts
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1.6KUCSC Chancellor Cindy Larive on Housing, Pandemic, and Research
2020 was full of learning for new university leader
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1.8K10Bookshop Santa Cruz Employees Consider Forming Union
Owner Casey Coonerty Protti says notice comes at a tough time for local store
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1.3KBoys and Girls Club Reflects on Tough 2020 and Anticipates 2021
Nonprofit serves some 160 children of essential workers or high-risk members
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1.5KActivists Hang Banner Calling for Climate Action on River Street Sign
Saturday marks five-year anniversary of climate treaty, which U.S. could return to
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1.3KCovid-19 Testing Expands in Pajaro Valley, Central Coast
New sites aimed at erasing Covid-19 'testing deserts' along Central Coast
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1.9K5Lawsuit Targets Santa Cruz Harm Reduction Coalition
Plaintiffs include City Councilmember Reneé Golder and former Police Chief Kevin Vogel
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1.5K1County Filing Complaint Against PG&E for Unpermitted Timber Harvesting
Residents of burned areas say PG&E cut down their trees without permission
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1.2KAdaptive Surf League Crowns Local Surfer the 2020 World Champion
Santa Cruz surfer Claudio Morales rode to a clean sweep of the contest
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1.6KSanta Cruz County Officials Weigh Preemptive Stay-at-Home Order
Without earlier action, region’s projected trigger date for stay-at-home order is Dec. 14
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1.4KDo Changes to Santa Cruz’s Order of Mayors Really Matter?
Donna Meyers, Sonja Brunner ready to assume leadership roles
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2.9KNew Bookstore Two Birds Books to Open in Pleasure Point
New bookstore on 41st Avenue opens Friday
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1.4KFEMA-Funded Shelter and Meal Program for Fire Survivors Ending Soon
County officials expect shelter program to sunset, leaving survivors scrambling again
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1.4KHow the Animal Shelter Adapted to Meet Santa Cruz County’s Many Needs
The top five things the Animal Shelter did for the love of Santa Cruz County
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1.1KFire Recovery: Will Santa Cruz County Undo its Planning Staff Furlough?
“It's an all-hands-on-deck situation,” plans examiner says
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1.4KGlenwood Preserve Construction Finishes; Fall Creek Partially Reopens
Trail construction done on both sides of the Preserve
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1.1KNo Inmates or Additional Jail Officers Test Positive for Covid-19
Ten officers tested positive; additional seven quarantining due to possible exposure
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1.5KGov. Newsom Announces Assistance for Covid-Impacted Businesses
Plan includes three-month income tax extension and more help for some taxpayers
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1.7KFire Survivors Find Refuge in Henry Cowell State Park Campground
Campground has hosted at least 30 fire survivors
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1.9KJail Officer Party: Likely Cause of New Santa Cruz County Outbreak
County supervisor calls jail party “stupid and irresponsible”
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1.4KThe Trials of Opening a Business During a Pandemic
Greater Purpose Brewing opens its doors on East Cliff
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2.1KSanta Cruz Nonprofits Fundraise for Big Outdoor Education Ideas
Local groups seek support for adapting environmental and educational programs during pandemic
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1.3K2Family of Santa Cruz Girl Slain in 2015 Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
Maddy Middleton’s family hoping A.J. Gonzalez gets long sentence
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Covid-19 Outbreak Puts Santa Cruz Jail Officers On Leave
Outbreak highlights concerns about inmate vulnerability
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1.7KHere’s What You Need to Know About California’s Covid-19 Vaccine Plan
First batch of vaccines could arrive in early December
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1.4KChurch Christmas Tree Farms Looks Ahead to Busy Season
Family-owned tree farm has become a local destination for the holidays
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1.3KCamp Krem Looks to Rebuild Education and Recreation Space
Nearly all of the campus was destroyed or damaged in the CZU Lightning Complex fire
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2.1KWhy Employers Find It So Hard to Test for Covid-19
New state rules would require employers to provide testing to all workers exposed to an outbreak on the job
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1.4KProviding Youth Access to Environmental Education, Work Experience
Group creates new blend of distance learning and in-person activities to adapt amid pandemic
