All posts tagged "Donna Meyers"
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1.5KNewsSanta Cruz Councilmember First to Jump Into Supe Race
Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson will run to replace County Supervisor Ryan Coonerty
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1.2KNewsOfficials Share Affordable Housing Plans for Santa Cruz County
Panel explores county, city pipelines for affordable housing
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2.0K8NewsSanta Cruz City Council Approves Ordinance on Homeless Camping
Rules can take effect when city establishes at least 150 “safe sleeping sites”
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1.4K6NewsSeven Potential Candidates Mull Santa Cruz County Supervisor Race
Few have ruled out bid for Ryan Coonerty's 3rd District seat
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1.6KEnvironmentNew Bill Seeks to Incentivize Microgrids for Backup Power
Microgrids could help communities avoid blackouts during disasters like wildfires
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1.6K3NewsThe Future of Affordable Housing in Santa Cruz County
Affordable housing could get boost from volunteer group looking at revenue streams
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1.3KNational NewsEx-Officer Found Guilty of Murdering George Floyd
Local mayors ask community to move toward justice and healing
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1.5K2NewsWhy Experts Are Changing How They Talk About Homelessness
What’s wrong with the old ways of discussing “the homeless?”
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1.2KA&E418 Project Purchases Riverfront Theater in Downtown Santa Cruz
Move will allow dance group to expand its programming
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2.9K7Cover StoriesCan Santa Cruz Find a Path to Solving the Homeless Crisis?
New camping ordinances and housing-first focus among current tactics
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1.6KNewsSanta Cruz City Council Amends Homeless Ordinance; Will Return in April
Council will revisit amendments on April 13 for sweeping set of rules
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3.6K2Cover 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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Do Changes to Santa Cruz’s Order of Mayors Really Matter?
Donna Meyers, Sonja Brunner ready to assume leadership roles
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1.7KNewsLGBTQ Community Makes Big Strides in Local Elections
Incoming mayors Jimmy Dutra and Donna Meyers reflect on diversity
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3.2K2NewsIf Kicking Out the Homeless Doesn’t Work, What’s Next?
The city and county’s managed camp is working—but its impact is limited, and its time may be ending
