All posts tagged "cover"
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1.5K2Cover StoriesThe Secret History of Santa Cruz Hip-Hop
How an underground scene has flourished locally for almost four decades
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699Cover StoriesSanta Cruz Gives Kicks Off Its Biggest Campaign Ever
After upsurge in donations in 2020, the number of participating groups doubles to 80
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779California NewsSanta Cruz County Rolls Out Vaccines for Kids—Can It Save the School Year?
Relentless challenges for teachers, staff and students mar return to in-person learning
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1.3K1Cover StoriesHow the Gibbs Report Sparked a Battle Over the Future of Pacific Avenue
After crafting an influential report for Santa Cruz, retail expert Bob Gibbs is consulting for Scotts Valley
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2.4K2A&EWhy Alfred Hitchcock Chose Scotts Valley
After exploring this area for 1940’s ‘Rebecca,’ the legendary director made a lasting connection
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1.1K1Cover StoriesA Complete Guide to the 13th Annual Santa Cruz Restaurant Week, Oct. 20-27
Annual dining event brings together the local dining scene
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1.5KCover StoriesSanta Cruz’s Unique Fashion Show Pivot Returns to the Runway
After last year’s drive-in event, fashion designers and artists go live
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1.7KCover StoriesWhy Capitola’s Women on Waves is More Than Just a Surf Contest
Local event goes international with a focus on inclusion, conservation and community
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2.7K1Cover StoriesSanta Cruz’s Lara Love Hardin Used Writing and Comedy to get from the Depths of Addiction to Literary Fame
In just under a decade, Lara Love Hardin—the COO and editorial director of small Santa Cruz publishing house Idea Architects—went from the...
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2.4KCover StoriesWhy Nerdville, Watsonville’s First Comic-Con Event, Matters
Debut of mini-comic-con on Sept. 26 comes amid wave of violence in South County
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2.1K1Cover StoriesAs Drought Worsens, Local Agencies Seek Ambitious Water Solutions
Impact of dry conditions already reshaping Santa Cruz ecosystem
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2.1K2Cover StoriesFolk Icon, Storyteller, Cowboy Ramblin’ Jack Elliott to Perform Moe’s Alley Sept. 23
90-year-old Renaissance Man Ramblin’ Jack has many more chapters of his life yet to be written
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2.2KCover StoriesThe Santa Cruz Symphony Returns With Its Most Ambitious Season Ever
Music Director Daniel Stewart signs a long-term extension
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2.2K2Cover StoriesWill Watsonville Preserve Its Ag Land With Measure U Renewal?
A group led by environmentalists express the importance of continuing a measure that protects green space
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3.5KCover StoriesCell Phone Inventor Martin Cooper on How His Technology Changed the World
His memoir ‘Cutting the Cord’ sets the record straight on the little-known history of a tech revolution
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2.2KCover StoriesThe Rapidly Shifting World of Pandemic Fitness
Could healthier habits be Covid’s strangest side effect?
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2.7K5Cover StoriesHow Does Santa Cruz View Police Chief Andy Mills?
On the four-year anniversary of his hiring, a look at what has and hasn’t changed under the charismatic SCPD leader
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2.9KCover StoriesWhy Poetry Has Seen a Resurgence in the Pandemic
Poets from Santa Cruz and around the Bay Area discuss the art form’s newfound popularity
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2.9K2Cover StoriesLocal Rise Together Coalition is a Step Toward Equity That Became a Movement
Community leaders tackling tough issues of racial justice and representation
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3.1KCover StoriesHow Santa Cruz Shakespeare Pulled Together an Unlikely New Season
Company has found a path forward with intimate plays and a willingness to evolve
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3.1K1Cover StoriesHow the Hush of Pandemic Lockdown Changed Wildlife Behavior
Researchers find big shifts in mountain lions and songbirds
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2.4KCover StoriesNew Book Lays Out the Legacy of Baseball’s Pedro Gomez
Bay Area sportswriter and ESPN personality had a huge impact on the people in the game
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2.8K2Cover StoriesLive Music Makes a Comeback in Santa Cruz County
Venues reopen, but there are still plenty of unanswered questions
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2.8KCover StoriesLondon Nelson’s Enduring Legacy
Black history matters. Getting it right matters, too.
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3.0K3A&ESanta Cruz Comic DNA: Why So Many Comedians Are Going Vegan
Santa Cruz’s Vegan Comedy Show seemed niche—now it seems prescient
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2.7K3Cover StoriesKickboxing Guru Billy Prusinowski Works to Revive a Lost Legacy
Billy Prusinowski pays homage to 1930s World Middleweight Champion Babe Risko
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3.0K1Cover StoriesScientists Race to Rescue Endangered Black Abalone
Debris flows along Big Sur coast add to threats for black abalone
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2.6KA&EBig Audio Dynamite’s Don Letts on Race, Culture and Belonging
In memoir 'There and Black Again,' Letts confronts his own issues around identity
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2.4K2CoronavirusHard-Earned Wisdom from the Covid-19 Pandemic
More prevention, less red tape, immediate help for those in need among pandemic lessons
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3.4KA&ENew Book Looks at the Rise and Fall of Ska Bands
Revisiting the glory days of ska bands like Santa Cruz’s Slow Gherkin
