Santa Cruz Weekly News
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4.6K1Q&A: Phil Trounstine of CalBuzz
Longtime political junkie and semi-retired reporter on election season, policy and journalism
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4.3K1More Writers Gone From Santa Cruz Sentinel
Changes to columns, sports writing and lifestyle coverage at the local daily
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2.8KSix Educational Nonprofits Partner with Santa Cruz Gives
Live Like Coco, and other local nonprofits, help kids learn about their world and themselves
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4.3KStorage Locker Plan for Homeless Shelved by City
Warming Center volunteers and city staffers were working out the final details for a storage locker, until the plan was shelved
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4.7KWings Homeless Advocacy Aims to Secure Basic Needs to Newly Housed
Wings Homeless Advocacy is one of eight Santa Cruz Gives nonprofits fighting homelessness
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10.7KThe Social Impacts of Legalized Cannabis
What cultural changes could Santa Cruz see as cannabis goes mainstream?
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6.5KAntonio Villaraigosa: Bring Back Redevelopment, Build More Housing
Gubernatorial candidate comes to Santa Cruz for meet-and-greet
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3.3KVolunteers Voice Concerns Over New Liability Waiver at Jail
Some advocates worry a new liability waiver, developed by the county, has major flaws
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2.2KLending a Hand to Local Disabled Community
Shared Adventures and Building for Generations help Santa Cruzans grow through new experiences
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4.9KNew Incubator Startup Sandbox Targets Emerging Biotech Scene
Spending UCSC cash, Startup Sandbox tests waters of a possible local revolution
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3.1KSanta Cruz Nonprofits Struggle Searching for Offices
Community Foundation CEO and Bike Santa Cruz County Executive Director say their organizations have a hard time finding an affordable fit.
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5.5K1California’s 2018 Elections Come into Focus
Keeley announces endorsement of former L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa for governor
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6.0KThe Nonprofits Working to Heal Santa Cruz
Five Santa Cruz Gives groups unveil big ideas for a healthier community
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More Changes at Sentinel As Editor Don Miller Retires
Kara Guzman will lead local daily as hedge fund owners squeeze out profits
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12.6K1Dyane Harwood on Recovering from Postpartum Bipolar
New author will speak in Ben Lomond about depression, and how it affects young mothers
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7.1KSenderos Offers Youth a Promising Path Forward
After-school program gives dance lessons, scholarships and fresh opportunity
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6.8K8Can Santa Cruz Build Its Way Out Of a Housing Crisis?
We examine affordability requirements as mayor’s year of housing wraps up
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4.3KWith Retail in Trouble, Experts Ponder What’s Best for Business
Small Business Saturday launches on Nov. 25, and a new retail outreach effort targets struggling shops
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3.6KSanta Cruz Nonprofits Save and Transform Animals’ Lives
UnChained and Heading Home raise awareness as part of annual Santa Cruz Gives campaign
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5.3K2Santa Cruz Cuts Women’s Self-Defense Classes
With sexual assault grabbing headlines, women’s rights supporters question commission’s vote
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3.9K1After San Lorenzo Park Clean-up, Questions Over What’s Next
The city and county agree on the framework helping the homeless, but the details get tricky
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4.2K1Wallace Baine Leaving Sentinel After 26 Years
Arts editor feels overwhelmed by support, adding that “The writing was on the wall”
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5.5KGo Green Cab’s Uncertain Future
As a biodiesel station closes, an environmental taxi company faces yet another challenge
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11.6K10As Eucalyptus Monarch Grove Ages, Butterflies Face Risks
A parasite is ravaging west coast monarch butterflies, and some gardeners aren’t helping
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4.9KHolistic Veterans Event Promotes Breathing to Heal
Michael Brian Baker will lead a breathwork session at the 2017 Community Healing Project
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5.4KChris Sharma on his Ascent to Climbing’s Top Athlete
The Santa Cruz native stars in film at the Rio, about his deep water soloing adventures
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4.8KHousing Authority’s New Tools For Struggling Renters
New Landlord Incentive Program will co-sign for Section 8 voucher holders
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4.3K2Black Market Cannabis: How Hard Should Officers Crack Down?
Some counties seeking DEA help, as California prepares for a legalized marketplace
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10.2K3Longtime Booker Tom Miller Leaves Don Quixote’s
Amid shakeups on the local music venue scene, Miller has started booking shows at Michael's on Main
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6.1KPossible Redesigns for Live Oak, Aptos, Soquel, with Denser Housing
As Santa Cruz debates rezoning, county leaders have big development plans of their own
