All posts tagged "lead"
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46California NewsUnion Leaders Say County Employees Ready to Strike
More than 100 Santa Cruz workers filled the County Supervisors chambers, where many demanded pay increases and other requests
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58CoronavirusPfizer Says Vaccine Is Highly Effective in Children Ages 5 to 11
The Biden administration has been eagerly promoting the prospect of protection for the 28 million children aged 5 to 11
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31National NewsBiden Crafts a Climate Plan B: Tax Credits, Regulation and State Action
The United States has a new plan that will still meet its ambitions to sharply cut greenhouse gases that are warming the...
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54California NewsWatsonville Pilots Association Sues City Over Housing Project
Lawsuit claims the City undercut California Environmental Quality Act guidelines, the State Aeronautics Act and a court order involving zoning changes
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54California NewsMobile Home Park Prevails: Residents Won’t See Rent Increase, for Now
A Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge sided with residents who had been battling a large rent increase since 2017
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140California NewsPressure Mounts on UC System to Reach Agreement with Lecturer Workforce, Strikes Loom
The threat of multiple strikes this fall could cancel instruction for a third of undergraduate students attending University of California institutions
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123California NewsCounty Selects Aranda as Artist of the Year
Guillermo “Yermo” Aranda co-founded a number of organizations and projects, including the murals of Chicano Park in 1973, now a National Historic...
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358California NewsLocal Agencies’ Conservation Efforts Hope to Help Coho Salmon Populations Rebound
Coho babies hadn’t been spotted in the Laguna Creek lagoon since 2005, but biologists have recorded 2-year-old coho there, this year
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132CoronavirusDo Americans Really Need Boosters? CDC Panel Is Wrestling With the Data
Scientific advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention home in on vaccine efficacy, advantages of mixing different vaccine types and...
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99California NewsCounty Moves to Oppose All Sexual Predator Placements
Convicted violent sexual predator Michael Cheek’s placement hearing inspires Santa Cruz County to seek changes to California law
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235CalendarThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 20-26
Live Oak Glass Pumpkin Patch, Santa Cruz County Artist of the Year Yermo Aranda Performs, Tour a Historic Dairy Ranch and more
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589A&ENew Doc ‘Foodie for the People’ Showcases Local Culinary Innovator Jozseph Schultz
Filmmaker Jon Silver’s feature-length documentary will have its world premiere at the Del Mar
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271A&EBookshop Santa Cruz Presents Laura Davis’ ‘The Burning Light of Two Stars’ Virtually
The Santa Cruz author’s new memoir focuses on reconciling with her mother
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208A&ECommunity Rallies Behind KPIG DJ Ralph Anybody After a Fallen Tree Destroys his Home
The Kuumbwa benefit will feature Michael Gaither, Carolyn Sills Combo and many more
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2931Letters to the EditorLetter to the Editor: Article Asks the Wrong Question
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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229Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Why We Can Surf
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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283NewsOpinion: A Quick Primer on Restaurant Week
How to get the most out of the annual Santa Cruz dining event
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347Art‘Artivism’ Spreads Across Santa Cruz Walls and Streets
The ‘Sea Walls’ murals features art that teaches children about ocean issues specific to the area
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334California NewsDungeness Crab Season Could be Delayed Again this Year
Dungeness crabbing has been proven to be directly related to many whale entanglements
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245AstrologyRob Brezsny’s Astrology: Oct. 20-26
Free will astrology for the week of Oct. 20
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464California NewsSanta Cruz Body Surfing Association’s 37th Annual Championships Happen Oct. 23 at Laguna Creek Beach
The Santa Cruz Body Surfing Association (SCBSA) is one of the world’s oldest cold water bodysurfing organizations
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234Food & DrinkStorrs Winery’s 2017 Pinot Noir is a ‘Killer’ Halloween Choice
Plus, Bargetto Winery’s Regan Vineyards is an up-and-comer from the Santa Cruz Mountains
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304Food & DrinkJohnny’s Harborside Rocks Fresh Seafood Enhanced by Worldly Flavor Profiles
Executive chef Nichole Robbins worked as a therapist before turning her attention to food
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215Dining ReviewsBarceloneta Celebrates Two Years as a Santa Cruz Tapestry of Tapas
Jon Silver’s documentary ‘Foodie for the People’ premieres at the Del Mar Theatre
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234California NewsAs Cal Fire Makes Progress on Estrada Fire, Questions Linger About Burn
Why go through with the burn at the sprawling Estrada Ranch despite Friday’s 87-degree heat and dry conditions?
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237National NewsBiden’s Plans Raise Questions About What U.S. Can or Cannot Afford to Do
Can a country already running huge deficits afford the scope of spending that the president envisions?
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355National NewsWhy are ‘Ghost Guns’ Becoming More Common?
By Matt Weir In the beginning of September, San Francisco became the first city in the state to ban the buying or...
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370EnvironmentAs Droughts Worsen, What will Become of UCSC’s Slimy Icon?
While wet weather will entice buried slugs back to the surface, persistent drought still poses a threat to slug populations.
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2281California NewsLGBTQ Resolution Stirs Controversy in PVUSD Meeting
Pajaro Valley Unified School District unanimously approves resolution proclaiming October as LGBTQ+ History Month
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361California NewsCapitola Drivers will Soon Ride ‘Green Wave’ Down 41st Avenue
Caltans teaming up with Capitola to bring drivers synchronized lights all the way down 41st Avenue to the northbound and southbound highway...
