All posts tagged "Covid-19"
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181A&ECabrillo Gallery Launches Virtual Fundraising Exhibit
“12×12” is the gallery’s biggest fundraiser and one of their most popular exhibits
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141NewsDigital 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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235CoronavirusFamily of Covid-19 Victim Sues Watsonville Nursing Home
Sixteen of the center's residents died of Covid-19
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724CoronavirusAs 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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781CoronavirusOregon 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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671NewsCompany to Streamline Rebuilding Process for CZU Fire Victims
Engineering company 4Leaf is performing similar services following fires in Sonoma County and Paradise
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572CoronavirusO’Neill Sea Odyssey Offers Free Virtual Event for Students
Virtual event will explore science and beauty of bioluminescent waves
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657CoronavirusCovid-19 Restrictions Increased Again for Santa Cruz County
Move means restaurants can only serve outdoors; retail must limit number of customers inside
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786CoronavirusSecond Harvest’s Annual Holiday Food Drive Goes Virtual
Food Drive to accept monetary donations amid Covid-19 pandemic
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803NewsCounty Supervisors Make Public Defender Office a Public Body
Supervisors will appoint a chief public defender to oversee public defender attorneys
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720NewsSanta Cruz County Clerk Gail Pellerin to Retire at End of Year
Pellerin says she will consider returning to public service after a year off
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765NewsOpinion: The Importance of Taking Care of Independent Local Businesses
Plus letters to the editor
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820CoronavirusState Increases Covid-19 Restrictions in Santa Cruz County as Cases Rise
County on Sunday reported 109 new cases of Covid-19
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7491CoronavirusCovid-19, Fires Throw Renters and Landlords Into Deeper Bind
The sunset of eviction moratoriums could prove devastating
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773CoronavirusLocal Toys for Tots Cancels Public Donation Sites Amid Pandemic
Toys for Tots sets up online gift registries and direct giving options
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804CoronavirusSanta Cruz Beach Boardwalk to Reopen on Limited Basis
Reopening comes after state health officials loosened Covid-19 restrictions
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992NewsProp and Hot Race Calls: Californians Waive Labor Law for Uber and Lyft
A rundown of how Californians voted on state ballot measures, Congressional seats, and more
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971CoronavirusCounty Distributes More Than $600K in Health Equity Grants
Health equity grants aimed at addressing disparities of Covid-19
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1.0KCover StoriesAnnual Pivot Fashion Show Shapeshifts for Movie Event
Pivot has for years built a Santa Cruz-based fashion industry around a live runway show
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1.0KCoronavirusRosie McCann’s Irish Pub Closes Downtown Santa Cruz Location
Mainstay is now closed “until further notice"
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929A&EMAH Reimagines Día de los Muertos Celebrations
Celebrations include outdoor chalk painting exhibits, virtual face painting tutorials, and more
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1.1K2Cover StoriesSanta Cruz City Council Race: Seven Possible Housing Crisis Solutions
Political consensus on importance of affordable housing is a start
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778A&EWatsonville Film Festival Hosts Virtual Day of the Dead Celebration
Five days of online activities will include screenings of locally produced shorts
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733CoronavirusSanta Cruz METRO Boosts Safety Measures Amid Pandemic
METRO installed hand sanitizer dispensers, sneeze barriers and more
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1.1KCover StoriesSanta Cruz Restaurant Week: Menu Favorites and Navigating Tough Times
Santa Cruz Restaurant Week participants dish on what menu items they are most excited about
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1.1KCoronavirusWhy Some Santa Cruz Candidates Aren’t Door-Knocking in 2020 Election
Pandemic creates a split in strategy among candidates
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901CoronavirusHow the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Is Surviving Tough Times
Boardwalk offers drive-in movie nights and more
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718CoronavirusSanta Cruz Warriors Donate Masks to Loaves and Fishes
More than 7,000 masks provided
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971Food & DrinkThe Generous Idea Behind SCMSTRONG 2017 Syrah
Wine was made to support local restaurants during the Covid-19 crisis
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826CoronavirusWatsonville Businesses Embrace Outdoor Operations
Free city permits allow businesses to move outdoors amid the pandemic
