News
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915Glenwood Preserve Construction Finishes; Fall Creek Partially Reopens
Trail construction done on both sides of the Preserve
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860No Inmates or Additional Jail Officers Test Positive for Covid-19
Ten officers tested positive; additional seven quarantining due to possible exposure
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1.1KGov. Newsom Announces Assistance for Covid-Impacted Businesses
Plan includes three-month income tax extension and more help for some taxpayers
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877Fire Survivors Find Refuge in Henry Cowell State Park Campground
Campground has hosted at least 30 fire survivors
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1.4KJail Officer Party: Likely Cause of New Santa Cruz County Outbreak
County supervisor calls jail party “stupid and irresponsible”
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9787Opinion: Understanding What We Lost as a Community in the Fire
Plus letters to the editor
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909The Trials of Opening a Business During a Pandemic
Greater Purpose Brewing opens its doors on East Cliff
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1.2KSanta Cruz Nonprofits Fundraise for Big Outdoor Education Ideas
Local groups seek support for adapting environmental and educational programs during pandemic
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9602Family of Santa Cruz Girl Slain in 2015 Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
Maddy Middleton’s family hoping A.J. Gonzalez gets long sentence
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Covid-19 Outbreak Puts Santa Cruz Jail Officers On Leave
Outbreak highlights concerns about inmate vulnerability
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1.0KHere’s What You Need to Know About California’s Covid-19 Vaccine Plan
First batch of vaccines could arrive in early December
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1.1KChurch Christmas Tree Farms Looks Ahead to Busy Season
Family-owned tree farm has become a local destination for the holidays
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996Camp Krem Looks to Rebuild Education and Recreation Space
Nearly all of the campus was destroyed or damaged in the CZU Lightning Complex fire
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1.3KWhy Employers Find It So Hard to Test for Covid-19
New state rules would require employers to provide testing to all workers exposed to an outbreak on the job
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924Providing Youth Access to Environmental Education, Work Experience
Group creates new blend of distance learning and in-person activities to adapt amid pandemic
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813Youth N.O.W. Seeks Support to Tutor, Empower Students
Youth N.O.W. at risk of failing after losing a major funding stream due to the pandemic
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1.0KDigital NEST Expands to Gilroy and Plans East Bay Presence
New NEST presence in Gilroy expected to open in the coming year
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886How California Reached Historic Voter Turnout Despite Pandemic, Distrust
County registrars say mail voting saw few glitches
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1.3KOpinion: Things to Be Thankful for in Santa Cruz This Season
Plus letters to the editor
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1.2KHow These Five Groups Are Working to End Homelessness in Santa Cruz
Five Santa Cruz Gives nonprofits making a difference for people who are homeless
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1.1KCommunity Pitches in to Support Oswald Restaurant
Oswald owner and chef Damani Thomas receives outpouring in time of need
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8521Well Water Throughout California Contaminated with ‘Forever Chemicals’
Many Californians don’t even know they’re drinking these chemicals
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1.0KFamily of Covid-19 Victim Sues Watsonville Nursing Home
Sixteen of the center's residents died of Covid-19
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1.0KBiden’s Election Brings DACA Recipients New Hope
Biden said DREAMers and their parents should have a path to citizenship
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1.2K‘Love You Madly’ Livestream Features Bonnie Raitt, Boz Scaggs and More
Fire relief campaign bringing out eye-opening efforts from local and national musicians
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1.0KLGBTQ Community Makes Big Strides in Local Elections
Incoming mayors Jimmy Dutra and Donna Meyers reflect on diversity
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1.1KNew Environmental Report Out on Highway 1 Widening, Bus Lanes
Comment period is now open on draft EIR for auxiliary lanes
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1.1KAs Broad Shutdowns Return, Weary Californians Ask ‘Is This the Best We Can Do?’
Backward slide on reopening represents another financial setback in a bleak year
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1.1KOregon Posts Workplace Outbreaks; California Has No Such Plan
California shields businesses so as not to shame them about Covid-19 outbreaks
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980Company to Streamline Rebuilding Process for CZU Fire Victims
Engineering company 4Leaf is performing similar services following fires in Sonoma County and Paradise
