Jaku Kinst and Shinshu Roberts leading workshops on discussing touchy subjects
Michael Zwerling, the station’s owner, cites free speech in defending the host
Transit district responds to questions about compensation and a grand jury report
We’d like to let the owner of Chinese restaurant O'Mei off the hook for not calling us back
Terry Taylor hopes to grow memorabilia sales to strengthen Shakespeare Society of America
‘Nobody Speak’ director disagrees with ideas that controversial site had suit coming
A sign on the Mission Street restaurant’s front door does not say when—or if—it will reopen
Mary Howe, wife of former Mayor Don Lane, says she helped start Village Santa Cruz to fill void
Despite extraordinary measures from Public Works, there is no quick fix
The Broadway Hyatt is suppposed to finally open Labor Day weekend, six years after its construction.
Mark Stone and Bill Monning in rare policy disagreement over contentious cap-and-trade bill
Would ranked choice voting in Santa Cruz make elections more fair—or just more confusing?
Local activists and politicians respond to violence and racism with call to action
New Santa Cruz Police Chief Andrew Mills talks homeless, drugs and protests
Some projects are difficult to explain, confidential or still in prototype mode
Leaders discuss what’s next amid celebration and a discussion of housing and health
Santa Cruz company hopes first run of ambitious project will go online in 2018
Santa Cruz hasn’t yet implemented some of the expert’s biggest recommendations from last time
Chip, executive director of the Downtown Association of Santa Cruz County, says Santa Cruz needs construction
Volunteers help ease the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter’s burden as young cats pour in
The coworking outfit went from fledgling startup to a major force to an asset up for sale
Downtown business owner has quietly impacted the look and feel of the city
Emotional Museum of Art and History show open through the end of the year
Amid high stakes, activists square off on Airbnb and other short-term rental sites
Former 75-acre Christian college in Scotts Valley gets makeover and a new life
After trying to sell for a year, Logos owner John Livingston prepares for retirement
With the multi-billion dollar profits, Mexican company dodges paying for water repairs, this week in briefs
Jim Hart, long seen as an ally, says tha—when it comes to the jail—he can't cut out ICE entirely
At least 3,000 surfers, kayakers and paddle boarders remember wetsuit innovator Jack O’Neill
The confusion, disagreements and misinformation around the water quality near Cowell