All posts tagged "cover"
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854Cover StoriesHow to Live to 101
Local seniors on dancing, fitness and avoiding the ‘ninny’ trap
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2.0KCover StoriesSanta Cruz Lifeguards’ Long Road to Going Pro
Rescues are up along the Santa Cruz coastline, but saving lives doesn't always translate to making a living
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2.0KA&EThe Santa Cruz Roots of Pat Simmons Jr.’s Music and Activism
Son of Doobie Brothers co-founding guitarist comes to Moe’s Alley
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2.1K1A&ETerry McAuliffe Brings Charlottesville Book to Santa Cruz
Former Virginia governor takes on white nationalism
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2.8KCover StoriesThe Composers Behind Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music 2019
Voting rights, RBG and more take center stage
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4.0K3Cover StoriesThe Hidden Legacy of Santa Cruz’s Chinatown
Uncovering the fate of one of historic Chinatown’s most famous residents reveals the harsh realities faced by his community
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5.3K1Cover StoriesHow Santa Cruz’s Dr. Doom Beat Extinction Anxiety
UCSC biologist Barry Sinervo’s groundbreaking lizard extinction research could predict the wrath of climate change—and what to do about it
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6.5K6Cover StoriesSanta Cruz Expat’s Book Explains ‘Why We Left’
Janet Blaser collects the stories of 27 U.S. women who moved to Mexico
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9.2K3Cover StoriesHow Santa Cruz Swung Two Elections in El Salvador
The story of a local politico who got caught up in the highest levels of Central American politics
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3.1KA&EWhy Carlos Santana Calls Himself a ‘Real Hippie’
From Woodstock to ‘Supernatural’ and now ‘Africa Speaks,’ Carlos Santana brings the global spirit home
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8.2K4A&EHow Nina Simon Reinvented Santa Cruz Art
The outgoing director of the Museum of Art & History talks art elitism, forging new community ties and what’s next
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4.0KA&EMillennials’ New Breed of Nostalgia
Why the 9/11 generation is caught between Hanson and the hyperreal
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5.7K1Cover StoriesThe Santa Cruz Roots of the Organic Movement
As organic goes mainstream, Cathy Calfo steps down from the group that started it all
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7.9K1Cover StoriesSanta Cruz Legal Experts Talk RBG, Gender and Equal Rights
A lawyer, a judge and an activist on how Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has inspired them and changed the legal...
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9.6K3Cover StoriesThe Fight Over Santa Cruz County Beach Access
A changing coastline and another real estate boom fuel a new wave of access disputes
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6.0K1Cover StoriesCan Yoga Be a Tool for Political Change?
Beyond the self-care craze is an opportunity for activism
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3.5KCover StoriesShane Mauss Brings Psychedelic Stand-Up Act to Santa Cruz
After pushing the limits of consciousness to the edge in new documentary ‘Psychonautics,’ comedian Shane Mauss brings his science-and-psychedelics-themed shows to Santa...
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3.8KCover StoriesThe Dawn of Cannabis Tourism
New farm tour goes behind the scenes of local marijuana production
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3.5KCover StoriesSanta Cruz Native Jen Otter Bickerdike On ‘Why Vinyl Matters’
UK transplant and author cherishes hometown that shaped music taste
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5.3K1Cover StoriesLines of Duty: An Afghan Translator’s Path to Santa Cruz
Sayed Nadim Hashimi risked everything to work with U.S. special forces—but he knows many of his colleagues will be left behind
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6.5KCover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2019: Editors’ Picks
Our annual tribute to Santa Cruz County's most eclectic attractions
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8.2K3Cover StoriesWhy Locals Don’t Want to Lose the Santa Cruz Flea Market
With Friday operations set to end April 1, buyers and sellers make their case for an institution
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3.7KA&EAfter Touring With Metallica, Joe Sib Comes Home for New Comedy Venue
Santa Cruz native will headline opening of DNA’s Comedy Lab and Experimental Theatre
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8.2K11Cover StoriesDoes Santa Cruz City Hall Have a Bullying Problem?
Allegations of bullying, sexism and Trumpian tactics rattle the local political scene
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8.8K6A&EFear and Loathing in Santa Cruz
How UCSC hit the counter-culture jackpot with a new Hunter S. Thompson archive
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6.0K2Cover StoriesBurger: Impossible
Can a Silicon Valley startup change veggie burgers forever?
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6.2K4Cover StoriesA Santa Cruz Dreamer’s Life in Immigration Limbo
For local activist Gabriela Cruz, the battle over Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the Dream Act is as personal as...
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5.9K2ArtSaying Yes To The (Divorce) Dress
A local photo project encourages subjects to slip into a cursed gown and open up about their breakups
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8.6K2Cover StoriesHow Biodynamic Farming Could Change Medicine
A Santa Cruz County farm is at the forefront of a movement to go beyond organic
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3.7K2Cover StoriesMadeleine Albright on Fascism, Trump and Santa Cruz
Former Secretary of State brings her book ‘Fascism: A Warning’ to Kaiser Permanente Arena on Feb. 5
