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REI UNION CHICAGO WORKERS WALK OUT ON ULP STRIKE & RALLY WITH LABOR GROUPS & CO-OP MEMBERS OUTSIDE LINCOLN PARK STORE DEMANDING THAT REI REACH A UNION CONTRACT BY END OF 2024 AMID COMPANY’...
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From The Pajaronian...
Dozens of people gathered in downtown Watsonville Friday afternoon to celebrate the completion of a new large outdoor mural at Community Bridges at the corner of Main Street and West Lake Avenue.
From Santa Cruz Local...
As thousands of Santa Cruz County homeowners are losing home insurance, a state official and insurance professionals this week offered advice for finding, keeping and affording policies.
Work continues on the installation of large tile panels in the eighth phase of the ongoing mosaic mural project, titled Watsonville Brilliante, which has covered much of the parking structure at the corner of Second and Rodriguez streets.
From Press Banner...
Scotts Valley City Council held a special joint study session with the Parks and Recreation Commission on May 1 to envision the full scope of recreation options for the city.
From San Joaquin Valley Sun...
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
From Lookout Local...
Local governments across Santa Cruz County are crafting their budgets for the coming fiscal year, with some due at the end of June.
Last month the fledgling Ben Lomond Village Alliance was introduced to the community and businesses of Ben Lomond.
A proposed cannabis dispensary at the former Emily’s Bakery on Mission Street was approved by the Santa Cruz City Council on Tuesday despite school administrators’ arguments that it was too close to a high school and a middle school.
From Hilltromper Santa Cruz...
Remnant of an ancient ecosystem in the middle of town.
From Good Times...
On the asphalt levee of the San Lorenzo River, a half mile from where the river mouth spills into the ocean, a huddle of mustard yellow shirts awaits instructions.
Country and western classic tunes rocked the theater on opening night of Always … Patsy Cline.
The great roller coaster arose amid screams above the golden strand of the Santa Cruz Boardwalk—a tooth-loosener, eyeball-popper, and one long shriek.
A local group is calling on the nation’s largest berry grower to cease the use of pesticides on farm fields located near schools.
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