Santa Cruz Weekly News
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981Voter Guide: Santa Cruz County Office of Education and Cabrillo Boards
A rundown of the incumbents and challengers running for education board seats
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1.0KA Look at Some of the California Propositions on the Ballot This Fall
Statewide ballot measures touch on stem cell research, property taxes, affirmative action, and more
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708Watsonville Businesses Embrace Outdoor Operations
Free city permits allow businesses to move outdoors amid the pandemic
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712Katz Cancer Resource Center Promotes Breast Cancer Awareness
Breast cancer is most common cancer diagnosed among U.S. women
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838Internet Company and Educators Work to Bridge Digital Divide
Estimated 15,745 students in Santa Cruz County don't have home internet
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820County Officials Warn of Mudslides, Debris Flows in CZU Fire Zone
Even 15 minutes of high-intensity rain could cause dangerous debris flow
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1.2K5Hunting, Fire Prevention: What’s in the Plan to Open Coast Dairies
Green space could open to the public as early as the fall of 2021
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1.2KLocal Companies Gift Second Harvest Food Bank a New Parking Lot
E&S Trucking and Granite Construction helped improve overflow parking lot
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1.2KCommunity Gathers to Thank National Guard Members
Members helped distribute food, staff evacuation centers and more for months
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924Santa Cruz County Fires: Meet the Climate Refugees
CZU Lightning Complex could have lasting impacts on housing and homelessness
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951Foundation Offers Grants to Farmers Affected by Fires
Bricmont Hardship Assistance Fund gives grants to organic business owners
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1.1KCounty Agriculture Copes with Heat, Fire, Smoke and Ash
Damages estimated at more than $1 million for county wine industry alone
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1.5K3Sean Arlt Police Shooting: Father Says Santa Cruz Should Keep Its Word
Santa Cruz police officer shot and killed Sean Arlt, who suffered from mental illness, in 2016
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932County Reopens Sexual Assault Examiner Program
Program closed in 2017 after difficulty recruiting and retaining staff
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896Watsonville Tries to Keep Clean As Masks, Gloves Add to Street Litter
Community asked to do its part by not littering
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1.1KCounty Supervisors Approve Streamlined Rebuilding for Fire Victims
Displaced residents can set up at least one temporary structure while rebuilding
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1.2KCounty Prepares For Election Day Under Extraordinary Circumstances
Voting offered by mail, in person, or over email
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979Opinion: Sept. 16, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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1.4K1Who Are the Boogaloo Bois, and What Do They Want?
Law enforcement and civil rights experts still learning about the underground group
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1.1KDo Santa Cruz County’s Fire Districts Need Big Changes?
Planning agency will evaluate regional fire services after Grand Jury report and CZU blaze
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4.3KProtests: 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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834Watsonville’s Initial Pandemic Budget Report Brings Optimism
Sales tax returns were better than anticipated
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1.1KPVUSD Trustees Advance Distance Learning Plan for Students
Trustees will consider the plan for final approval on Sept. 16
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987Remembering the Fallen: Firefighters Commemorate 9/11
Firefighters commemorate the 19th year since the 9/11 attacks
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9141Another Contract Change Issued for Coastal Rail Trail
Total price for changes reaches more than $500,000
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828Santa Cruz in Photos: Fair Food Favorites, Minus the Fair
Drive-thru fair food sale to continue for two weekends
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953Former Inmate Helped Bonny Doon Residents Save Their Homes
Ex-inmate firefighters were trained for exactly the work Cal Fire needs help with
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997County Fairgrounds Hosts Drive-Thru Fair Food Sales
Drive-thru will offer fair favorites such as corn dogs and deep-fried Oreos
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1.2KCoastal Cleanup Efforts Adapt in the Age of Covid-19
Save Our Shores encourages individual action to clean up locally
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1.1K3Water Quality: San Lorenzo Valley District Explains Do-Not-Drink Order
How safe is San Lorenzo Valley's water right now?
