Appeal expected after judge rules in city’s favor in soda tax lawsuit
Sacramento Superior Court judge tosses suit from beverage industry groups
Capitola affordable housing advances, construction expected by November
1098 38th Ave. slated for 52 below-market-rate homes
‘We’re going to keep escalating’: Dominican Hospital nurses decry proposed layoffs
Nurses say cuts would jeopardize patient safety
PVUSD hired a bond facilities consultant last year with prior violation for bidding fraud
Consultant paid $50,000 to settle 2016 administrative order
Why is PVUSD paying a consultant $200,000 for advising amid budget troubles?
Contract approved by board without discussion
Inside Renaissance High: students photograph their school amid threat of closure
Students share why the continuation school is critical to their success
Local volunteers patrol schools for ICE agents. They need more help.
Your Allied Rapid Response seeks volunteers
Palomar Inn tenants to receive a three-month reprieve from rent hikes
Rent hike notices to be reissued as required by state law
‘Everything’s getting taken away’: PVUSD could close two schools this summer
Renaissance High could move to Duncan Holbert campus, displacing students
‘Nowhere to go’: Palomar tenants decry rent hikes, cockroaches
Tenants Association says landlord failed to give required notice
Santa Cruz residents make bid to purchase Catalyst building as community-owned venue
More than $500,000 pledged in first 48 hours
Tenants set to be displaced by new affordable housing in Downtown Santa Cruz
102-unit building approved by planning commission