All posts tagged "Santa Cruz County"
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834NewsOfficials Share Affordable Housing Plans for Santa Cruz County
Panel explores county, city pipelines for affordable housing
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978NewsNonprofits Renew Pitch for Small, Affordable Housing
Groups are touting the benefits of building more ADUs and backyard housing
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1.1K27NewsSanta Cruz County Revises Ordinance on Rooster Restrictions
Proposed ordinance reworded to target only gamecocks
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1.1KEnvironmentSanta Cruz County Supervisors Delay Disposable Cup Fee
A 25-cent fee for disposable cups delayed until January 2022
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1.2K2CoronavirusHard-Earned Wisdom from the Covid-19 Pandemic
More prevention, less red tape, immediate help for those in need among pandemic lessons
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8971CoronavirusLocal Officials Mull Next Steps for Millions of Federal Dollars Pouring In
Santa Cruz County is set to receive $52.9 million from the American Rescue Plan
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1.2K6NewsSeven Potential Candidates Mull Santa Cruz County Supervisor Race
Few have ruled out bid for Ryan Coonerty's 3rd District seat
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796CoronavirusWhy Are Santa Cruz County’s Younger Residents Avoiding the Vaccine?
County, local activists seek to combat false claims about the vaccine on social media
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856CoronavirusReport: Covid-19 had Bigger Impact on Black, Latinx Communities
Report notes health, education challenges and more
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1.2K1NewsExclusive: Why Santa Cruz County Supervisor Ryan Coonerty Won’t Run for Reelection
Reeling from a difficult year, 3rd District supe says county deserves more diverse representation
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1.7K40NewsBird Sanctuary Raises Concerns About Proposed Rooster Limits
Proposed ordinance targeting cockfighting ruffles feathers at sanctuary that helps abandoned roosters
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1.2K3NewsThe Future of Affordable Housing in Santa Cruz County
Affordable housing could get boost from volunteer group looking at revenue streams
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1.0KNewsValley Residents Ponder Potential Effects of Statewide Fire-Safe Rules
State agency is clarifying sometimes murky fire-safe construction standards
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1.0KCoronavirusJohnson & Johnson Pause Not Expected to Slow County’s Vaccine Efforts
Johnson & Johnson vaccine a small portion of what county receives
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1.3K2NewsWhy Experts Are Changing How They Talk About Homelessness
What’s wrong with the old ways of discussing “the homeless?”
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1.1K3NewsWatsonville Officials Disappointed by Split RTC Vote on Rail Plan
Proponent says passenger rail would have had positive economic impact
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1.6KCalifornia NewsNewsom: California Economy to Fully Reopen on June 15
Reopening will be contingent on hospitalization rates and vaccine supply
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1.1KNewsWatsonville’s Limited Funding, Space Create Hurdles to Expanding Parks
Community support for parks and recreation has soared during the pandemic
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1.1K2NewsSplit Regional Transportation Commission Vote Derails Rail Trail Plans
Commissioners also rejected moving forward on environmental review
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2.2K6NewsTen Big Ideas for What to Do About Santa Cruz’s Homeless Crisis
How to reduce suffering and end a decades-long problem, according to experts
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933NewsWatsonville’s State-Mandated Housing Goals Expected to Increase
City will need another 465 units to be completed over next three years
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2.1K7Cover StoriesCan Santa Cruz Find a Path to Solving the Homeless Crisis?
New camping ordinances and housing-first focus among current tactics
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1.1KNewsSanta Cruz County Supervisors Approve Public Defender Transition Plan
County officials say new office will help reduce costs
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1.0KCoronavirusSenior Center Helps Hundreds of Vulnerable Residents get Vaccinated
Senior Center helps more than 1,700 residents get their shot
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963NewsTight Market, Recent Disasters Strain Santa Cruz County Homebuyers
Prices skyrocketing due to increased demand
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1.2KCoronavirusHigh School Football ‘Back on Track’ for This Weekend
Teams will not be required to test for Covid-19 if case rates remain low
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1.1KNewsLawsuit Over In-Custody Killing of German Carrillo Advances
Judge rules against Santa Cruz County’s motion to stay the civil case in federal court
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1.0KCoronavirusSanta Cruz County Could Reach Herd Immunity by Late Spring
More than three-fourths of county’s older adults have received first vaccine dose
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1.1KNewsCounty Homelessness Plan Sets Goal of More Than 700 New Units
Plan will also expand county’s capacity of rapid rehousing rental assistance programs
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1.0KCoronavirusWatsonville Not Included in State’s Covid-19 Vaccine Equity Plan
Plan aimed at prioritizing disadvantaged and Latinx communities
