All posts tagged "cover"
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1.9K3Cover StoriesComing to Terms With a Changing Mountain Life
Why Santa Cruz’s mountain towns are suddenly booming
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1.6K1Cover StoriesLessons on Polarization from Journalist Ezra Klein
What Santa Cruz and the rest of the nation can learn from “Why We’re Polarized”
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1.4KCover StoriesThe Carolyn Sills Combo Revisits What Happened in ‘El Paso’
Santa Cruz songwriters create backgrounds for the characters in the original epic love song
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2.1K1Cover StoriesRaiderette Mackenzie Vojvoda Puts a Different Twist on Yoga
Watsonville yoga instructor combines dance experience with holistic approach
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2.5K1Cover StoriesBlossom’s Farmstore and Coffee Shop Offers Health-Conscious Hub
New cafe in Corralitos brings biodynamics to the people
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2.8K1Cover StoriesKeith Greeninger on Songwriting, Social Justice and ‘Human Citizen’
Santa Cruz singer-songwriter to release new album at Jan. 31 show
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2.5K1Cover StoriesWill Local Police Departments be the Next to Sign Ring Camera Deals?
Rising use of Amazon’s security camera company Ring raises privacy questions
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2.7KCover StoriesHow 8 Tens @ 8 Became a Theater Phenomenon
Santa Cruz’s 10-minute-play festival celebrates 25 years
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3.6KCover StoriesThe Birds and the Bees of Santa Cruz
Your burning local environmental science questions, answered
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6.5K1Cover StoriesTammi Brown and All the Things We Are
With the ‘Lost Jazz Songbook’ series, local musician Tammi Brown is changing the way we think about jazz, pop and musical tradition
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3.0K1Cover StoriesThe Year in Review: 2019
The good, the bad and the weird this year in Santa Cruz County
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5.8K2A&EJory Post’s Best Worst Year
After a devastating medical prognosis, Santa Cruz writer and artist Jory Post is hitting new artistic heights
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3.2K1Cover StoriesCalifornia’s Post-Impeachment Future
Rep. Jimmy Panetta and other insiders on political life after Trump
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6.4KCover StoriesWelcome to Deepfake Hell
The murky future of tech-addled Democracy
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19.2K6A&EThe Untold Netflix Origin Story
How the company that upended entertainment got its start in Santa Cruz
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7.9K2Cover StoriesSanta Cruz Gives 2019: A Guide to Holiday Giving
From housing to animal rights to youth education, more local nonprofits than ever are joining the giving revolution
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4.4KA&EDan Bern on Smashed Guitars and His Move to Santa Cruz
Singer-songwriter plays Moe’s Alley on the heels of new album
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6.7K4Cover StoriesThe Rebirth of Santa Cruz’s Court of Mysteries
The quirky subject of much Westside lore gets an overhaul by new owners
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5.6K6Cover StoriesTick Bait: The Secret History of Lyme Disease
Did a secret Cold War program lead to an outbreak of Lyme disease?
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7.7K1Cover StoriesA Guide to Santa Cruz Restaurant Week 2019
For the 11th-annual foodie event, 34 restaurants will offer special reduced-price menus Oct. 16-23
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6.0K1A&EHow Bookshop Santa Cruz Became a Symbol of Survival
A deeply personal downtown crisis united the community after the Loma Prieta quake
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15.1K6Cover StoriesThe Earthquake That Ended the Santa Cruz Hippie Era
A Loma Prieta-themed walking tour of downtown
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3.0KA&ESanta Cruz Film Fest 2019: Tech Before Its Time in ‘General Magic’
Documentary about the pre-iPhone visionary shows it’s possible to be too smart, too early
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4.2KA&ESanta Cruz Film Fest 2019: M.A.P.S. Stars in Psychedelic Doc ‘Dosed’
Gripping story of addiction and therapeutic psychedelics spotlights local research
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3.7K1Cover StoriesHow Life Lab Pioneered the Garden Classroom
Nonprofit with UCSC roots celebrates 40 years of outdoor education
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6.2KA&EMalcolm Gladwell on the Pitfalls of ‘Talking to Strangers’
Ahead of Sept. 21 event, the author talks taking on controversial subjects, and why his new audiobook is a podcast
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3.3K1A&EPivot’s Runway For Political Protest
From gun violence to the avant garde at ‘Pivot: The Art of Fashion’
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32.8K4A&EThe Rise of Watsonville YouTube Sensation Louie Castro
Makeup, muckbangs and going from Kmart to the red carpet with the 20 year-old followed by 1.8 million people
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6.6K2Cover StoriesCity Counseling: Can Santa Cruz Detoxify City Hall?
Calls for a change in work culture after a report confirms misconduct by two city councilmembers
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8.3K3A&EDoors’ John Densmore on the High Cost of Not Selling Out
Rock icon talks Jim Morrison’s legacy, passing on $15 million, and his new book
