Catch the “Love You Madly: Artists for Santa Cruz Fire Relief” rebroadcast
Many roads must still be regraded after heavy equipment use turned dirt to powder
Skilled UCSC science writers deliver answers to fire questions in a relatable way
UCSC Science Communication students answer reader questions about wildfires
Paying tribute to the amazing people, places and events in Santa Cruz County
Self-titled album came out of a special recording session from May 2019
Piles of timber and woody debris left by PG&E are fire hazards
Residents of burned areas say PG&E cut down their trees without permission
County officials expect shelter program to sunset, leaving survivors scrambling again
The top five things the Animal Shelter did for the love of Santa Cruz County
“It's an all-hands-on-deck situation,” plans examiner says
Campground has hosted at least 30 fire survivors
Plus letters to the editor
Nearly all of the campus was destroyed or damaged in the CZU Lightning Complex fire
Livestream features more than two dozen music performances, along with artwork, photos and more
Five Santa Cruz Gives nonprofits making a difference for people who are homeless
Fire relief campaign bringing out eye-opening efforts from local and national musicians
Engineering company 4Leaf is performing similar services following fires in Sonoma County and Paradise
The sunset of eviction moratoriums could prove devastating
Scorching temperatures and fire threatened the apple crop
Continuing coverage of the CZU August Lightning Complex fires
New office will respond to fire recovery and future disasters
Fire and pandemic combine to create strangest harvest in memory
Federal work will help clear the way for rebuilding
Even 15 minutes of high-intensity rain could cause dangerous debris flow
Members helped distribute food, staff evacuation centers and more for months
CZU Lightning Complex could have lasting impacts on housing and homelessness
Song titles evoke strong emotions of the fire and displacement
Bricmont Hardship Assistance Fund gives grants to organic business owners
Damages estimated at more than $1 million for county wine industry alone