All posts tagged "CZU August Lightning Complex"
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598California NewsSLVWD Plans $10 per Month Increase to Fund CZU Rebuild
District working on winning support for a proposed surcharge.
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623California NewsQuilt Donation Program for Fire Victims Wrapping Up
Firefighters from Boulder Creek, Felton, Zayante and Ben Lomond received quilts donated through the Pajaro Valley Quilt Association and local quilters.
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834A&EMountain Community Theater Director Developing CZU Play
After watching the communities of the San Lorenzo Valley suffer under the CZU Lightning Complex fire, MCT’s Peter Gelblum knew there was...
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885California NewsCal Fire: Prepare for Heavy Fire Season
Santa Cruz County’s top fire official on Tuesday warned that, because of a lackluster rainy season, the ongoing drought and low reservoirs,...
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1.1KNewsAs Mountain Residents Unite, Officials Warn: ‘Leave Firefighting to Pros’
Fire officials worry for safety of residents who tackle flames themselves
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1.7K1Cover StoriesScientists Race to Rescue Endangered Black Abalone
Debris flows along Big Sur coast add to threats for black abalone
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981A&EArt Exhibit Provides Space for Reflection Following CZU Fire
Exhibit also connected fire survivors with county resources
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1.4K2CoronavirusHard-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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1.1K1CoronavirusLocal Officials Mull Next Steps for Millions of Federal Dollars Pouring In
Santa Cruz County is set to receive $52.9 million from the American Rescue Plan
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976NewsSanta Cruz County Fire Officials Gear Up for potentially ‘Active’ Season
Cal Fire team looking for innovative ways to manage the fire season
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846CoronavirusScotts Valley Distributing Nearly $350K in Relief Funding to Businesses
Scotts Valley will provide aid to about 25 or so qualifying businesses
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1.1KEnvironmentBattered, Burned But Alive: Time Will Heal Park’s Wounds, But It Needs Big Money, Too
The state’s oldest park, Big Basin was nearly erased
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1.1KCalifornia NewsBill Bolstering Wildfire Protections for Farmworkers Advances
Bill comes on the heels of the worst wildfire season in California’s history.
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1.0KNewsValley Residents Ponder Potential Effects of Statewide Fire-Safe Rules
State agency is clarifying sometimes murky fire-safe construction standards
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1.1KNewsHow Felton’s Daybreak Camp is Helping with Fire Cleanup
Company operating the site has been instrumental in several post-fire cleanups
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1.5K2EnvironmentWatching Flames Turn to Forests
New community science project aims to improve our understanding of post-fire ecosystems
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1.8KCalifornia NewsRising Seas, Worsening Wildfires Endanger California Parks
Managing California’s nearly 300 parks will require a top-to-bottom rethink
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1.1KNewsLess Than Half of Residents Evacuated During Debris Flow Response
For many San Lorenzo Valley residents, evacuation fatigue is real
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2.6KCover StoriesDisasters, Evacuations Don’t Slow Santa Cruz Mountains Housing Market
While fires and mudslides send some residents packing, housing market still reaches new heights
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1.2KNewsCentral Fire Appoints New Chief, Finalizes Merger with Aptos/La Selva
John Walbridge named the new chief of Central Fire
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Evacuation Orders Issued for Santa Cruz Mountains Residents
County officials warn of debris flows and high winds
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1.4KCalendarThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Jan. 13-19
Catch the “Love You Madly: Artists for Santa Cruz Fire Relief” rebroadcast
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1.3KEnvironmentCZU Lightning Complex Fire Fully Controlled Four Months After Start
Many roads must still be regraded after heavy equipment use turned dirt to powder
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1.2K1NewsOpinion: Answering Lingering Questions About the CZU Fire
Skilled UCSC science writers deliver answers to fire questions in a relatable way
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3.0KCover StoriesEverything You Wanted to Know About Wildfire and Its Aftermath
UCSC Science Communication students answer reader questions about wildfires
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3.5K2Cover StoriesThe 50 Very Santa Cruz Things That Got Us Through 2020
Paying tribute to the amazing people, places and events in Santa Cruz County
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2.0KA&EBryn Loosley Releases First Album in Seven Years to Benefit Fire Victims
Self-titled album came out of a special recording session from May 2019
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1.5KEnvironmentWhack and Stack: PG&E’s Toppling of Trees Creates New Hazards
Piles of timber and woody debris left by PG&E are fire hazards
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1.5K1Environment
County Filing Complaint Against PG&E for Unpermitted Timber Harvesting
Residents of burned areas say PG&E cut down their trees without permission
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1.4KNewsFEMA-Funded Shelter and Meal Program for Fire Survivors Ending Soon
County officials expect shelter program to sunset, leaving survivors scrambling again
