All posts tagged "housing"
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1.6KNewsHomeless-Oriented Housing Aimed at Saving Lives and Money
Inside Housing Matters’ plan for permanent supportive housing in Harvey West
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1.4KNewsSanta Cruz City Council: Circle Church Is Not Historic
Decision not to grant landmark status allows highly anticipated development to proceed
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5.6K9NewsAs Church’s Downtown Brewpub Fails, a Fight Over Its Old Home
Westsiders say Errett Circle building is too historic to get torn down for housing development
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8.1KNewsSex, Booze and Downtown Streets Team’s Toxic Culture
Ex-staffers say San Jose leadership fueled 'frat house' nonprofit culture
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6.5K2NewsShowers, Shelters and A New Divide Over Santa Cruz Homelessness
Tensions flare over daily struggles, a city camping ban and a $7 million bet on unconventional shelters
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4.8K4NewsFormer Mayor Cynthia Chase Is Moving to Oakland
Chase, who’s left the sheriff’s office, sounds off on the city’s approach to housing
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2.2KNewsSupervisors Approve Live Oak Housing Project
Board also bans no-fault evictions
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4.7K2NewsA New Kind of Commune
Cooperative ownership is on the rise
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3.7K1NewsCalifornia’s Homeless College Student Problem
Students are pushing for safe parking areas and services
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7.1K20NewsNUZ: Santa Cruz Leaders Don’t Care About Your Silly Housing Crisis
Council may leave Santa Cruz in violation of the Housing Crisis Act of 2019
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4.2KNewsDiapers: The Latest Casualty of the Housing Crisis?
Earth Diaper offers free compostable diapers to struggling local families
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NUZ: Disturbing News for Central Coast Single Moms
The Santa Cruz-Watsonville metro area tops a list of the toughest cities for single mothers
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NUZ: The Great Housing Data Gag, and the Sentinel’s Missing Piece
Who needs solutions when you have the “bureaucracy of nothingness?”
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4.6KNewsIs Santa Cruz #Vanlife-Friendly?
Levity Vans launches as Outwesty hits the road
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12.7K7Cover StoriesSanta Cruz Expat’s Book Explains ‘Why We Left’
Janet Blaser collects the stories of 27 U.S. women who moved to Mexico
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7.2KNews5 Key Factors Shaping Homelessness in Santa Cruz
As a judge orders closure of Ross homeless camp, debate continues about safety, funding and empathy
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NUZ: UCSC’s Latest Pulitzer News, Plus a Benefit of Ross Camp?
One big encampment may be reducing effects of homelessness in neighborhoods
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NUZ: Will UCSC Ever Build More Housing On Campus?
East Meadow nonsense, plus an election committee disappearing act
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10.4K12NewsArts Council Director Gets Priced Out of Santa Cruz
Michelle Williams and her family have mixed feelings about leaving for Florida
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NUZ: Homelessness Tests Tempers at Park Meeting
Plus, another look at controversial ‘Seattle Is Dying’ doc
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NUZ: How Seattle’s Anti-Homeless Frenzy Spread to Santa Cruz
When it comes to tough choices, stretching the truth doesn’t do any good
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4.6KNewsHomeless Debate Escalates as Ross Camp Extended
City Council declines to declare new ‘emergency’ or reverse parking ban
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4.1K1NewsWhat Does the Homeless Census Really Tell Us?
As another camp closes, a trip on the bi-annual Homeless Census
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8.3K1NewsCob Enthusiasts Push to Permit Mud Homes
Could mud-walled buildings be an antidote to high building and housing costs?
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8.0K6NewsWill 2019 Turn the Tide on Homelessness in Santa Cruz?
After a housing-centric campaign season, the county expects $10 million in new funding
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9.0KCover StoriesBus Life, Bikinis and Martha Hudson’s Mission to Empower
Inside the ‘Luv Martha’ bikini maker's one-woman journey on a converted school bus
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4.4KCover StoriesSanta Cruz Gives 2018: A Holiday Guide to Nonprofit Giving
The giving revolution grows with a fundraising drive for 33 community groups
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3.6K2NewsDid Santa Cruz Housing Measures Hurt Each Other?
Rent control, housing bond both poised to fall well short of passing
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3.7K2NewsUCSC, Union Labor and the Rise of Santa Cruz Renters’ Rights
Rent control takes center stage at Santa Cruz Affordable Housing Week
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8.8K3NewsWhat’s Really Driving Santa Cruz’s Affordable Housing Crunch
The county is behind on its goals—but so is most of the state
