All posts tagged "news"
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911NewsOutdoor Educators Work to Be More Inclusive on Queer Issues
O’Neill Sea Odyssey partners with Diversity Center on new training
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5441NewsOcean Street Extension Lawsuit Enters Next Phase
A judge issued a split ruling in the ongoing legal battle over a proposed 32-unit housing development at the site
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1.2KNewsThe Ongoing Grade Standoff Between UCSC and Striking Grad Students
Administrators say they can make an offer once instructors and TAs submit grades
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1.0KNewsCapitola Wharf Reopened, More Repairs Needed
Boat hoist still not operating
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610NewsSanta Cruz Gives Sees Record Donations
Donors shatter goal, contributing $410,048 for holiday giving campaign
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2.1KNewsRetiree struck in traffic collision, as such fatalities climb nationwide
Santa Cruz’s Timothy Starkey killed in Los Gatos traffic collision
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4.3K9NewsAs 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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1.9K1NewsPreview: Diet Guru Michael Greger Tells Santa Cruz “How Not to Die”
Diet Guru Michael Greger, who’s coming to the Rio, says Americans should eat more “red-colored” foods
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1.9KNewsHomeless Garden Project’s New Home
29-year-old nonprofit is eager to move into new Pogonip site after clearing environmental hurtles
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1.3KNewsTeaching Students Mother Nature’s Healing Ways
Santa Cruz County nonprofits like Mountains 2 Sea and the Bird School Project use the natural world and team-building to teach students...
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8.1KA&EDoes Supervisor Zach Friend Talk Too Much Trash?
Politician returns to the Planet Cruz stage at DNA’s Comedy Lab
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1.3KNewsNUZ: We Found A Guy Who’s Actually Helping the Homeless
The Ross Camp is over, but a vital storage program avoided catastrophe
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2.9K7NewsA $27 Million Vision For Downtown Santa Cruz
An architect models how much the city can do with its library and parking plan
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3.4KNewsReady to Party, Monterey Bay Community Power is Enrolling
Community Power Festival will showcase expanding clean energy options
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3.2KNewsOpinion June 20, 2018
Plus letters to the editor.
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2.0K2NewsFelton and Capitola Library Projects Move Forward
The status of improvements from 2014’s $67 million bond measure
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4.3K3NewsDo Electric Rental Scooters Go Too Far?
While Santa Cruz’s bike share program thrives, other cities take the sharing economy to next level
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3.9KNewsQ&A: Conn Hallinan on Fake News
Journalism guru returns to UCSC’s Kresge College for a discussion on what ails the media
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2.9KNewsMonterey Bay Youth Outdoor Day’s Thrilling Growth
After hiatus, event at county fairgrounds adds an extra day
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6.0K1NewsSanta Cruz City Council Tries to Hack Homelessness
Comprehensive homeless report takes a countywide look at reducing suffering
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5.4K8NewsTake Back Gets Flak
On Facebook, Take Back Santa Cruz activists at criticize one of their own
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3.1KNewsKUSP’s Last Stand
Public radio station works to save itself and prepare for a sale at the same time
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5.3KNewsNew Brain Therapy Treats Depression
Revolutionary magnetic helmet shows promise, but science is not all in yet
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2.4KNewsWorking Together on County’s Water Shortage
Mid-County groups assemble for state-mandated solution on depleted groundwater.
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4.0K1NewsSanta Cruz Runners Outpace Competition
Sure, it’s a great place to run a race. But how is Santa Cruz producing so many top runners?
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2.7KNewsDeke’s Market Wins Small Business Makeover
News briefs for the week of May 11, 2016
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7.5KNewsEcstasy Helps Trauma Victims Heal, Study Shows
Psychedelic dinners fund MAPS’ treatment of trauma patients with MDMA
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4.1K1NewsLibrary Supporters Push for Tax Measure
Measure S campaign says new bond would bring libraries into the 21st century
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3.6KNewsWhy Parents are Giving Medical Cannabis to Their Kids
Pediatric cannabis is gaining acceptance, even for mental conditions, but parents may risk losing their kids if they use it.
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3.8K1NewsClean Energy to the Rescue?
Santa Cruz leads the way on push for local green energy grid
