All posts tagged "Downtown Santa Cruz"
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8143NewsRiverfront Housing Complex: How Affordable Can It Get?
Will the Planning Commission’s recommendation sink or strengthen a popular plan?
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1.2K1ArtSanta Cruz in Photos: First Friday Chalk Art Event Highlights Local Artists
Local artists helped dress up a section of Pacific Avenue in downtown Santa Cruz
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5.1K1NewsThe Price of Parking: 600-Space Downtown Project Faces New Scrutiny
A former planning consultant raises alarm as officials look to other communities for examples
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4.7KNewsShaking up Santa Cruz’s Business As Usual
As controversial retail guru Robert Gibbs returns, new group promotes employee-owned businesses
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9.6K2NewsChaos Vexes Customers at Trader Joe’s Lot
As city debates parking’s future, it’s the Wild West at Trader Joe’s, putting the store in an awkward spot
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7.8KDining ReviewsChef Katherine Stern Hits New Heights at La Posta
Seabright spot is better than ever, plus closures on the dining scene
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6.3KFood & DrinkCafé RJ Brings Brazilian Food to Pacific Avenue
New downtown kiosk spins its own twist on Brazilian food
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15.2K3NewsThe Story Behind Recent Santa Cruz Business Closures
Now that Caffe Pergolesi and others have shut their doors, locals wonder if Santa Cruz will ever be the same
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5.3K1NewsHealth Officials Analyze and Respond to Hepatitis A Outbreak
As crews scrub city streets, a health officer says the statewide spread shows something “surprising”
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5.5KDining ReviewsCelebrating a Bagelry Classic
Why the Duke is Santa Cruz’s best bagel
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9.7K3Dining ReviewsCaffe Pergolesi Prepares to Close
The beloved coffee shop shuts down Aug. 26
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3.6KNewsCity Bringing Back Retail Guru Robert Gibbs
Santa Cruz hasn’t yet implemented some of the expert’s biggest recommendations from last time
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3.4KNewsDTA to Show of ‘Citizen Jane’ for Housing Discussion
Chip, executive director of the Downtown Association of Santa Cruz County, says Santa Cruz needs construction
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5.0K1NewsNextSpace Now Under New Ownership
The coworking outfit went from fledgling startup to a major force to an asset up for sale
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42.9K9NewsLogos, Used Book and Music Store, Closing After 48 Years
After trying to sell for a year, Logos owner John Livingston prepares for retirement
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7.0K2Dining ReviewsA Day at Abbott Square Market
From breakfast to cocktails at Abbott Square Market
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5.3K2NewsWhat is the Future of the Downtown Public Library?
Downtown library committee weighs deeper questions around possible move
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4.5KNews‘GT’ Tries to Escape from Exit Santa Cruz
Two new downtown businesses, including Santa Cruz’s first escape room, this week in briefs
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3.7KNewsCruzio Promises to Protect Digital Privacy
This week in Briefs, Santa Cruz’s local internet provider takes a stand
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4.8KNewsMr. Goodie, Antique Lover, Retires from Pacific Avenue
Downtown antique shop closes, leaving a Santa Cruz antique community that’s surprisingly resilient
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5.1KNewsDowntown Businesses Skeptical of Parking Garage
Wary business owners choose to wait and see on proposed Cedar Street parking structure
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4.4K2NewsDowntown Santa Cruz Parking Structure Meets Resistance
Enviros call for alternatives to six-story library and parking structure, but will they work?
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5.6KNewsDowntown Leaders Try to Bring in Clean-Up Program
Chip, executive director of the DTA, leads effort to start Downtown Streets Team
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4.2KNewsMAH to Unveil Abbott Square In Spring
Museum considers how to use the Octagon building and is asking for suggestions
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4.1KNewsActivists, City Debate Downtown Bathroom Policy
As city adds late-night public bathrooms, activists see room for improvement
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4.1KDining ReviewsBold Flavor Experimentation at Nut Kreations
Nut entrepreneur Craig Olsen spills his secrets to success
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2.9KNewsArtists Protest Limits on Pacific Avenue
Just how restrictive are the city’s downtown ordinances, really?
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2.3KNewsPark Rangers Coming Downtown
This week in briefs: Trout Farm Inn burns down, Santa Cruz announces host change
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5.0KNewsThe End of Sidewalk Vending
New Pacific Avenue Ordinance to Regulate Street Vendors
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2.2KNewsAnother Way
Downtown Associations backs off on making Pacific Avenue one-way all the way
