News
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8792Santa Cruz County Wants to Take Bike-Share Beyond Jump
After past controversy with electric bikes, is there a better solution?
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1.7K3Friends Say Murder Victim Wasn’t Notified of Abusive Ex-Partner’s Release
Confessed killer of Rachel “Elias” Maisenheimer had multiple restraining order violations
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872Physician Weighs in on Sun Exposure, Skin Protection this Summer
Too much exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause everything from premature wrinkles to life-threatening skin cancer.
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780Monthly Payments to Families With Children to Begin
Experts estimate the payments will cut child poverty by nearly half, an achievement with no precedent.
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898More Power Lines or Rooftop Solar Panels: The Fight Over Energy’s Future
The choices that lawmakers, energy businesses and individuals make in the next few years could lock in an energy system that lasts...
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739World’s Reported Covid Death Toll Passes 4 Million
The loss is roughly equivalent to the population of Los Angeles, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns...
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8491Couple Opening Ballroom Studio as Dance Community Emerges from Lockdown
Owners of the new Arthur Murray location are thrilled to teach local residents new steps during the post-pandemic thaw.
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693CDC Issues New School Guidance, with Emphasis on Full Reopening
Schools urged to fully reopen in the fall, even if they cannot take all of the recommended steps to curb the spread...
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933Faultline Brewing Joins Scotts Valley Hangar Development
The Sunnyvale-based microbrewery joins a Home by Zinnia’s boutique, and a parlor from The Penny Ice Creamery.
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816Boys Pump Track Clinic Planned for Sunday at Ramsay Park
Bike Santa Cruz County is teaming up with the City of Watsonville and other local organizations for a youth pump track clinic...
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669Quilt Donation Program for Fire Victims Wrapping Up
Firefighters from Boulder Creek, Felton, Zayante and Ben Lomond received quilts donated through the Pajaro Valley Quilt Association and local quilters.
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570City Council Moves Ohlone Parkway Housing Project Forward
Hillcrest Estates will have slightly fewer homes than when it first received City Council approval in 2018.
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665Santa Cruz County Fair Plans Full Return
Organizers are preparing for a complete in-person return of the annual event.
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690Letter to the Editor: Spoiler Alert
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Council’s Tax is Regressive
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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759
Letter to the Editor: How Green is that Concrete?
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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663Opinion: Is Nature Really Healing?
A closer look at the real effects of the pandemic on our natural world
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780Civil Grand Jury Grills County, Cal Fire on Wildfires
Investigations also lead to calls for increased jail oversight, improved pesticide notifications
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826Coalition Calls for Rule Changes on Pesticides
Agricultural fields are currently fumigated without having to notify nearby residents
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971California Finally Has Date For Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Recall Election: Sept. 14
The state is overwhelmingly Democratic and Newsom is widely expected to prevail.
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796House, Setting a Marker for Talks, Passes $715 Billion Infrastructure Bill
The House on Thursday approved a five-year, $715 billion transportation and drinking water bill.
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622Elkhorn Slough Foundation Acquires 34-acre Wetlands
The 34-acre tract expands the foundation’s holdings in that area to 450 acres.
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627Approved County Budget Includes ‘Climate Resilience’ Office
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved this fiscal year’s budget, a behemoth $932 million spending plan.
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691Watsonville Nature Center Reopens to the Public, Readies for Expansion
Open house included workshop on emergency wildfire preparedness.
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714Eshoo Calls on Sutter to Continue Urgent Care Services in Scotts Valley
Congresswoman Anna G. Eshoo demanded Sutter reverse course on its decision to shift Scotts Valley location from urgent care to primary and...
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1.3KJudge lifts injunction on Benchlands homeless camp
A federal judge on Tuesday lifted a preliminary injunction preventing the city of Santa Cruz from removing hundreds of homeless people from...
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696Alleged Sheriff’s Sergeant Killer Waives Preliminary Hearing
The man who allegedly fatally shot Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller in Ben Lomond last year during a violent crime...
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780
Letter to the Editor: A Much-Needed Police Reform
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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789Opinion: Bringing the Human Factor Back to Baseball
New book on Pedro Gomez shows why he should be a model for reform in the sport
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1.6KNew Report Shows Santa Cruz County’s Demographic Division
State of the Workforce highlights a number of disparities between north and south
