Santa Cruz Weekly News
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3.7K3Protest Planned as City Shutters Homeless Camp, Fences Parks
Protest, public sleepout planned for Nov. 15.
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5.2KThis Veterans Day, Pro-Peace Vets Remember Armistice Day
March from Watsonville to Santa Cruz will highlight veteran mental health
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19.8KElection 2018 Results: Rent Control, City Council and More
Wins, losses and too-close-to-call Nov. 6 races in Santa Cruz County
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5.5K1How Charles Harder Went From UCSC Democrat to Trump’s Top Lawyer
Former rising star in Santa Cruz Democratic politics has made his name representing Trump family and shutting down Gawker
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4.6K3Gary Griggs Digs Up Perils of Monterey Bay Quakes, Floods
New book chronicles Central Coast natural disasters
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5.7KAfter Red-Tagging, Planet Fresh Plan for Reopening Unclear
The student standby is still closed 7 weeks later, even though the neighboring Red Restaurant and Red Room reopened in early October
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4.0KSanta Cruz Warriors Shoot For Rebound Season
The Golden State Warriors' farm team prepares for a Nov. 7 home opener
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4.6KElection 2018: State and Federal Central Coast Candidates
A U.S. Senate showdown between Dianne Feinstein and Kevin de León tops the ballot
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3.7KCalifornia Launches Investigation into Catholic Clergy Abuse
As San Jose Bishop names names, some fear known abusers left out
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3.2K2Q&A: New RTC Director Guy Preston on Rail, Trail and the Future
Former California High-Speed Rail Authority employee loves Santa Cruz’s passion
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7.5K3Election 2018: What Does the Santa Cruz Port Commission Do?
A race that used to go unnoticed has attracted challengers for the third straight election cycle
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8.4K4Election 2018: Santa Cruz County Local Ballot Measures
An analysis of the dozen local initiatives on November ballots
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3.6K2UCSC, Union Labor and the Rise of Santa Cruz Renters’ Rights
Rent control takes center stage at Santa Cruz Affordable Housing Week
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9.0KSanta Cruz County Elections 2018: Meet The Candidates
A look at supervisorial races and city council candidates in Santa Cruz, Scotts Valley, Capitola and Watsonville.
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4.2K1Paychecks Shrinking At 90% of Silicon Valley Jobs, UCSC Finds
Professor Chris Benner studies inequality amid a tech boom
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11.5K6Map Shows Creep of Gentrification in Santa Cruz
Live Oak and the lower Westside have become too expensive for working class families, new research shows.
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2.8K1Managing Editor Leaves the ‘Sentinel’
After 10 months of leading the paper, Kara Meyberg Guzman moves on
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8.3KA Complete Guide to Santa Cruz Restaurant Week 2018
Looking back on a decade of dining, and ahead to this year’s menus
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8.6K3What’s Really Driving Santa Cruz’s Affordable Housing Crunch
The county is behind on its goals—but so is most of the state
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3.0K1Does the Unified Corridor Study Change the Rail Trail Debate?
It’s open season for more arguments as both sides scrutinize the long-awaited document
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3.3KSecond Story: Mental Health Home Gets a Second Chance
Generous donation keeps peer-run facility open
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2.6KSurvivors Seek Support After Kavanaugh, Ford Assault Hearing
Advocates at Monarch Services noticed a spike survivors in sharing stories after testimony
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3.1KDive Bar Softball Team Celebrates Birth, Awaits Five More
The Callahan’s intramural crew sees a baby boom
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3.0KLatecomer Greg Larson Leads City Council Candidate Fundraising
Former Los Gatos city manager earns support from bigger donors
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8.0KDominican Nurses Question Impact of $28 Billion Hospital Merger
A proposed change in ownership raises anxiety about jobs and medical access
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3.0KAfter 40 Years, Save Our Shores Plots Next Chapter
Nonprofit shares vision for fewer beach clean-ups and new regulations
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7.0K1Santa Cruz Grounds Bird Electric Scooters — For Now
After a crackdown on unlicensed e-scooters, startup says it will work with city
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5.5K1Felton Rising: A Mountain Town’s Retail Makeover
A redwood enclave sees new growth downtown
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3.3K1UCSC Chancellor Blumenthal To Retire
Departure comes after 12 years and unprecedented university growth.
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4.8KUCSC Revises East Meadow Student Housing Plan
Public outcry leads to some changes, but Blumenthal to push ahead on construction
