253 below-market-rate homes on tap in Soquel
Construction expected to begin January 2026
Pajaro River levee sweep leaves dozens without shelter
More than 100 displaced ahead of annual levee work
Will streamlined environmental rules hasten development in Santa Cruz County?
New state laws exempt some projects from CEQA
162 below-market-rate homes on tap in Scotts Valley
Residency expected by 2028
Rep. Jimmy Panetta condemns tactics by ICE and DHS
Community leaders stand against ICE
Santa Cruz County supervisors meeting yields progress for veterans, immigrant resident protection
Committee formed to prepare for federal immigration enforcement
Scotts Valley calls on residents to join the Citizens Academy
Learn about local governance and city operations
‘ICE Out for Good’ protest planned Friday in Scotts Valley
Plus: Capitola paddle out against ICE on Sunday
‘A game changer’: More Santa Cruz County residents call 24-hour mobile crisis team
Law enforcement shootings spur years of activism
‘Forever chemicals’ prompt water upgrades at Santa Cruz County lockup
County says water is safe amid evolving standards
Bird flu risks described by Santa Cruz County health officials
Washing hands, avoiding raw milk among tips
Update: Residents told to monitor hazardous smoke from Moss Landing fire
‘Moderate’ air quality expected Friday, Saturday in Santa Cruz County
Capitola council delays decision on Park Avenue rail trail options
Residents pack meeting, threaten lawsuit
Rail trail, traffic calming projects on tap for Watsonville City Council
New law makes parking within 20 feet of crosswalk illegal
New mayor, Green Valley Road upgrades on tap in Watsonville
Dec. 10 city council meeting
Soquel Drive bike lane project continues in Aptos, Soquel, Live Oak
County hopes to finish project in spring
Rental e-bikes expected in Live Oak, Pleasure Point, Capitola in March
Watsonville BCycle rollout delayed to August
Passenger rail construction expected to start in 2032 in Santa Cruz County
Survey seeks input on transit problems, solutions
West Cliff survey favors fewer cars, more recreation
Priorities outlined for crumbling Santa Cruz asset
Recent storms top $2.8 million in damage on Santa Cruz County coast
Frequent destruction prompts talk of ‘managed retreat,’ climate change
