All posts tagged "politics"
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7.0K1NewsSanta Cruz’s Connection to ‘The Post’
As Oscars approach, attorney Daniel Sheehan reflects on Nixon and Trump
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5.1KNewsQ&A: Gavin Newsom on California’s Biggest Issues
Candidate for governor talks inequality, cannabis and clean energy
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3.5K1NewsSchnur to Santa Cruz: “Angry American Voter” Is Scared
At annual member breakfast, chamber welcomes political expert and introduces new chair
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3.6KNewsSacramento Takes on Sexual Harassment
At the Capitol, legislators wrestle with how to take on toxic elements and protect victims
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5.3K1NewsQ&A: Phil Trounstine of CalBuzz
Longtime political junkie and semi-retired reporter on election season, policy and journalism
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6.9KNewsAntonio Villaraigosa: Bring Back Redevelopment, Build More Housing
Gubernatorial candidate comes to Santa Cruz for meet-and-greet
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6.0K1NewsCalifornia’s 2018 Elections Come into Focus
Keeley announces endorsement of former L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa for governor
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3.8KNewsBuddhist Priests Teach Communication in Polarized Age
Jaku Kinst and Shinshu Roberts leading workshops on discussing touchy subjects
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24.4K20NewsKSCO’s Georgia Peach Sounding Off on “White Genocide”
Michael Zwerling, the station’s owner, cites free speech in defending the host
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4.5K1NewsTwisty Politics of Eco-Bill Splits Local Progressives
Mark Stone and Bill Monning in rare policy disagreement over contentious cap-and-trade bill
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4.3KCover StoriesNathan Hill’s ‘The Nix’ and the New Age of Novels
In an era of fake news and ‘alternative truth,’ fiction is striking a chord
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4.3KNewsLawsuit Calls Cisco Responsible for Oppression Abroad
When are companies to blame for how products get used?
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5.6KNewsUndocumented Parents Prepare for the Worst
Immigrant worried about deportation seek legal help to protect their children
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9.2K5Cover StoriesOrwell in the Time of Trump
Why Bookshop Santa Cruz is hosting a marathon reading of ‘1984’ and what Orwell can teach us about Trump’s America
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5.6K2News#DeleteUber Marks Dawn of Apptivism
Movement may be a tipping point for social media boycotts, but Santa Cruz drivers feel fallout
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16.2KNewsDennis Banks Leads Walk to Standing Rock, D.C.
Supporters march alongside the Native American activist, who has ties to Santa Cruz
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6.3K1NewsWILPF Honors Raging Granny Jan Harwood’s Activism
How Jan Harwood, a nuclear activist, found her voice as political songwriter
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11.5K4Cover StoriesInauguration Sparks Women’s Marches and Strikes Across the Country
Santa Cruz is one of hundreds of cities across the globe organizing solidarity marches—in what could be a new era of activism
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6.5K2NewsThe Uncertain Future of Health Care in California
What Republican plans to repeal Obamacare without a replacement would mean for California
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10.1K2NewsQ&A: Cynthia Chase
New Santa Cruz Mayor Cynthia Chase talks about breaking the glass ballot and her top issues
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3.3KNewsSanta Cruz Activists Plan for the Worst
Locals weigh options for community action in the Trump presidency
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7.8KNewsJudge Finds Conflict in San Lorenzo Valley Water Scandal
Former San Lorenzo Valley Water District board member ordered to pay back profits
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5.3KNewsDoubling Down on Climate Change
After the election, some experts say it’s time to make global warming a local issue
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3.3KNewsElection Worries Immigrants and People of Color
As locals reel from election, South County leaders extend supportive hand and answer questions
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6.8KNewsAs He Retires, Bill Tysseling Looks Ahead
Chamber director will step down as in the spring, as Santa Cruz’s economy faces new challenges
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4.7K2NewsEnvironmentalists and Activists Square off on Measure D
Supporters say it will improve sustainable transportation while opponents question its approach
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8.0KNewsVoter’s Guide: County Ballot Measures Explained
Breaking down more than a dozen of the measures headed for county ballots
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13.2KCover StoriesSanta Cruz County Elections 2016: The Candidates
A guide to the candidates in the ballot races that will impact Santa Cruz County
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3.0KNewsObama’s Stand for the Environment in Tahoe
The president has been doubling down on green energy and conservation
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2.5KNewsDTA Turns Candidate Forum Upside Down
Giving up on a more traditional debate, the downtown leaders look instead for vision
