‘The carpet’s been pulled out’: 250 Santa Cruz County households brace for loss of housing subsidy
Emergency vouchers to end as Section 8 waitlist could be put on ice
Overcoming years of financial setbacks, a veterans housing project secures new funding
“I just want it to be done”, Veterans Village inches closer to finishing
Affordable housing applications open on Pacific Ave.
Apply through March 21
Santa Cruz County Supervisors reluctantly approve Live Oak housing project
Neighbors poised to sue over application timeline
PVUSD school relocations are postponed, but still on the table.
Five ways to use your voice and get involved
‘Everything’s getting taken away’: PVUSD could close two schools this summer
Renaissance High could move to Duncan Holbert campus, displacing students
Four housing ideas from Santa Cruz mayor, council candidates
Build triplexes, fight the state, register rentals, consider taxes
Santa Cruz Local’s June election guide is here
You told us what to ask candidates in Santa Cruz, South County and Pajaro. Here’s what they said.
After 50 years at Santa Cruz Planned Parenthood clinic, nurse was laid off with 1 hour notice
Nurse speaks out after non-disclosure agreement expires
Months after closure, leaders of Santa Cruz homeless services nonprofit unanimously quit
Future of MHCAN building, program is unclear
10 meals under $10: The best cheap eats in Santa Cruz County
Sushi, tacos, chow mein, beef stroganoff all on the menu
Free food in Santa Cruz County: The definitive guide
Meals, groceries, pantries and more
Watsonville’s walking and biking deaths far outpace the county average. Here’s why.
Experts blame wide roads and high speeds
Share biking and walking wants with City of Santa Cruz staff
Open house set for Thursday
Santa Cruz harbor rail bridge could open for biking, walking
Also: final rail planning report expected in December
Passenger rail could require sales tax hike to 12% in Santa Cruz County
Transportation commission to discuss report Thursday
Laid off NOAA employee in Santa Cruz was improving agency’s efficiency
Three Santa Cruz federal science workers dismissed as agencies brace for more layoffs
Trump funding changes could delay Santa Cruz County passenger rail planning for years
Design and cost estimate report pushed to fall
Scotts Valley, Santa Cruz water projects aim for better reliability
Climate change, aging facilities prompt millions in upgrades
Major water project to finish in Soquel, Aptos, Capitola
Recycled wastewater to replenish groundwater basin
