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Tim Rudolph â Job Site Laborer
Tim Rudolph shares his insights in being a job site laborer. Photo courtesy of Yury Kim.
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From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
Outdoor Dining Changes Postponed
In its April 18 meeting, the City of Santa Cruz Planning Commission agreed to postpone a decision on rule changes to restaurant outdoor seating for 60 days.
From CalMatters...
A Plan to Change Your Utility Rates Is Dividing California Environmentalists. Hereâs Why
The California Public Utilities Commission will consider on May 9 a new proposal that would change how Californians pay for electricity.
Honk if youâre hungry.
Ben Lomond Village Alliance (BLVA) is inviting all residents and businesses to an informational meeting about its newly formed Village Alliance.
A quiet revolution is underway in Santa Cruz Mountainsâ lush valleys amidst the towering redwoods and winding creeks. Itâs a tale of resilience, community and the enduring power of connectionsâthe resurgence of networking in the San Lorenzo Valley (SLV).
The Wharf House Restaurant and the Boat and Bait Shop on the Capitola Wharf were torn down and toted away over the past few weeks as part of major repair and rebuilding of the historic landmark.
Editor's Note
The Live Oak School District Board (LOSD) approved laying off at least 16 workers Fiscal Stabilization Plan with contentious layoffs needed to save the District from insolvency on March 6.
U.S. Rep. Jimmy Panetta, in collaboration with the Monterey Bay Economic Partnership, recently convened a community roundtable on the expansion of broadband and cellular service in Boulder Creek.
Santa Cruz City Schools voted to âdeclare its oppositionâ to the opening of a cannabis dispensary near Santa Cruz High School at a meeting on Feb. 28 in part of Emilyâs Bakery.
The consumer price index shows services are mostly responsible for persistent inflation, but prices for food and other goods in California remain high.
If the California Public Utilities Commission (PUC) approves a proposal next month by AT&T to end landline service statewide, people living in rural areas where there are no other viable options will be able to keep their landlines.
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