Santa Cruz Weekly News
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9.8K6The Rise of Pickleball in Santa Cruz County
How the sport that no one had heard is taking off in Santa Cruz
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5.9KWomen’s March and Pro-Choice Brunch Planned for Jan. 20
Reproductive Rights Network schedules annual morning event on day of action
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8.6K3Bitcoin Takes Off in Santa Cruz
As digital money explodes, so does the Santa Cruz Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Meetup
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6.1KBlumenthal Says UCSC Should Study Growing to 28,000 Students
Coonerty asks what impacts 10,000 new students would have on housing
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3.6KFree Yoga, as Divinitree Celebrates Anniversary
The seven-year-old studio wants to give away more classes as it prepares for nonprofit status
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3.6K2County Sheriff Eases Off on Immigration Policy
Jim Hart says that going forward he and his deputies won’t cooperate with ICE at all
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4.5KLiteracy Program Teaches Lessons in and out of County Jail
Inmates say that learning better English will help them lead more fulfilling lives after their release
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2.8KCalifornia Discusses Early Warning System for Fires
As the smoke clears from devastating a year of fires, have we learned our lessons?
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4.4K1Mystery DJ from Our KZSC Cover Speaks Out
The story behind the ’70s disk jockey from our Dec. 6 cover
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6.3K4The Men of Tech Disgraced by Sexual Harassment Scandals
#MeToo movement forces a moral reckoning in Silicon Valley
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3.5KSacramento Takes on Sexual Harassment
At the Capitol, legislators wrestle with how to take on toxic elements and protect victims
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5.0K1Q&A: Phil Trounstine of CalBuzz
Longtime political junkie and semi-retired reporter on election season, policy and journalism
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4.5K1More Writers Gone From Santa Cruz Sentinel
Changes to columns, sports writing and lifestyle coverage at the local daily
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2.9KSix 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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4.6KStorage 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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5.1KWings 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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11.3KThe Social Impacts of Legalized Cannabis
What cultural changes could Santa Cruz see as cannabis goes mainstream?
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6.8KAntonio Villaraigosa: Bring Back Redevelopment, Build More Housing
Gubernatorial candidate comes to Santa Cruz for meet-and-greet
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3.6KVolunteers 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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2.4KLending a Hand to Local Disabled Community
Shared Adventures and Building for Generations help Santa Cruzans grow through new experiences
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5.2KNew Incubator Startup Sandbox Targets Emerging Biotech Scene
Spending UCSC cash, Startup Sandbox tests waters of a possible local revolution
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3.4KSanta 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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5.8K1California’s 2018 Elections Come into Focus
Keeley announces endorsement of former L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa for governor
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6.3KThe 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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13.0K1Dyane 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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8.3KSenderos Offers Youth a Promising Path Forward
After-school program gives dance lessons, scholarships and fresh opportunity
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7.2K8Can 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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4.6KWith 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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3.8KSanta Cruz Nonprofits Save and Transform Animals’ Lives
UnChained and Heading Home raise awareness as part of annual Santa Cruz Gives campaign
