All posts tagged "lead"
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6571NewsUCSC, 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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808A&EQ&A: Santa Cruz’s James Durbin on Moving to Nashville, New Album
James Durbin finds a country groove on new album ‘Homeland’
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1.5KNewsSanta Cruz County Elections 2018: Meet The Candidates
A look at supervisorial races and city council candidates in Santa Cruz, Scotts Valley, Capitola and Watsonville.
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427A&EPreview: Alkaline Trio to Play Catalyst
Alkaline Trio tackles dark thoughts of depression on unexpected new album
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723A&EGlow: Festival of Fire and Light returns to the MAH
Fire Skee-Ball among the latest additions to this year’s festival
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405A&EFilm Review: ‘Colette’
Ghostwriter evolves into celebrated author in entertaining ‘Colette’
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527Dining ReviewsPumpkin Decorating Bonanza at Felton Farmers Market
Plus seasonal dishes at La Posta and a Paint Night at Sotola
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1.2K1NewsPaychecks Shrinking At 90% of Silicon Valley Jobs, UCSC Finds
Professor Chris Benner studies inequality amid a tech boom
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7.2K6NewsMap Shows Creep of Gentrification in Santa Cruz
Live Oak and the lower Westside have become too expensive for working class families, new research shows.
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731NewsManaging Editor Leaves the ‘Sentinel’
After 10 months of leading the paper, Kara Meyberg Guzman moves on
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4.1K3NewsWhat’s Really Driving Santa Cruz’s Affordable Housing Crunch
The county is behind on its goals—but so is most of the state
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7941NewsDoes the Unified Corridor Study Change the Rail Trail Debate?
It’s open season for more arguments as both sides scrutinize the long-awaited document
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938A&EUCSC’s ‘Strange Window’ Gives New Life to Classic Ghost Story
Henry James’ ‘Turn of the Screw’ as a multimedia performance piece
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905Dining ReviewsLulu’s Micro-Sizes New Westside Coffee Outpost
A local fixture reimagines a vintage Fotomat
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467A&EPreview: Screaming Females at the Crepe Place
Alt-rockers expand their musical vision on ‘All at Once’
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553NewsSecond Story: Mental Health Home Gets a Second Chance
Generous donation keeps peer-run facility open
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375A&EFilm Review: Monsters and Men
It's choices vs. consequences in compelling contemporary drama
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2.2K1A&E60 Comics, 11 Venues: A Guide to the Santa Cruz Comedy Festival
Comedian and promoter DNA on the fifth-annual fest, plans for a comedy club
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972A&E5 Top Picks for the Santa Cruz Film Festival
Don’t miss these SCFF highlights, starting Wednesday, Oct. 3
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759NewsSurvivors Seek Support After Kavanaugh, Ford Assault Hearing
Advocates at Monarch Services noticed a spike survivors in sharing stories after testimony
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931NewsDive Bar Softball Team Celebrates Birth, Awaits Five More
The Callahan’s intramural crew sees a baby boom
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687A&EMotion Pacific Sets Dance Show to Marty O’Reilly’s New Album
Old Soul Orchestra’s ‘Stereoscope’ is dark and emotional departure
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1.3KDining ReviewsChef Tom McNary of Carried Away Takes the Helm at Soif
Plus local beer and wine highlights of the week
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376A&EFilm Review: ‘Lizzie’
Feminist view of Borden murders in artful, uneven ‘Lizzie’
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3.2K2NewsA Santa Cruz Addict Talks Heroin, Meth and Homelessness
On Santa Cruz’s streets, the drugs are known as “night” and “day”
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771NewsDominican Nurses Question Impact of $28 Billion Hospital Merger
A proposed change in ownership raises anxiety about jobs and medical access
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572A&EPreview: The Essex Green at Crepe Place
After breaking up at the height of their success, indie-poppers return
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676A&ENew Book Examines Browns’ Political Legacy in California
‘The Browns of California’ author Mary Pawel to speak at Bookshop Santa Cruz
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528A&EReview: ‘Fahrenheit 11/9’
Michael Moore finds hope amid Trump outrage
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1.3KA&EHow to Get the Most Out of Open Studios 2018
A guide to Santa Cruz County’s premiere art tour
