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Sally Grey – Apples
Sally Grey waxes philosophical about apples.
Ecology Action
Listed under: Environment Transportation Water Sustainability
From Lookout Local...
May 3rd Small Business Summit Approaches
The Santa Cruz County Small Business Development Center will be hosting the all day Small Business Summit on the Cabrillo College Campus
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
Santa Cruz Assistant City Manager to Resign
Laura Schmidt is resigning from her position as assistant city manager for the City of Santa Cruz, effective August, to consult in the private sector.
From City on a Hill...
UCSC Camper Park Update
An update of meetings held between UCSC staff and Camper Park residents.
Dune Resilience Project Begins
California State Parks and partner Friends of California State Parks are working together on a project to rehabilitate a number of dunes at Rio Del Mar State Beach to reduce erosion, increase resilience and restore wildlife habitat.
Police Chief Finds No Violation in Cyclist Arrest
An initial review of body cam footage indicated no violations of department policy or the law in the arrest by multiple officers of a lone Black cyclist on the Santa Cruz Westside, according to the police chief.
From The Mercury News...
Applications Open for Cupertino Teen Commission
Local teens are invited to apply for vacant seats on the City of Cupertino Teen Commission.
From SF Gate...
Officials Search for Gray Whale Seen Trapped in Fishing Net Off Bay Area Coast
Obstacles are mounting for officials who are attempting to rescue a young gray whale that was discovered entangled in a gillnet off Laguna Beach was recently sighted off the coast of Thornton State Beach in Daly City .
From Los Angeles Times...
PG&E Hit With $225-Million Lawsuit for 2021 Dixie Fire Damages
A coalition of timber businesses filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the embattled Pacific Gas & Electric Co., alleging $225 million in damages caused by the 2021 Dixie Fire.
Ride Free on Earth Day
All fixed-route rides on Santa Cruz METRO are free on Earth Day, April 22.
Groundbreaking Celebrated for Aptos Highway 1 Project
The next phase of the $94.2M project to add lanes and bike/pedestrian overpasses on the three mile span of Highway 1 between the three mile Bay Avenue/Porter Street has commenced.
Downtown Streets Program Expands to Boulder Creek
The Downtown Streets Program is growing to 8 teams in the County with the start of a new 6 month pilot program in Boulder Creek on the Highway 9 commercial corridor.
From CalMatters...
California Requires New Homes to Have Solar Panels. Should Wildfire Victims Get a Break?
A California Republican’s bill would exempt low and middle income wildfire victims from solar panels requirements on rebuilt homes that didn’t have them when they burned down.
California's Largest Reservoir Is Close to Full
California's reservoirs are brimming with water, and even Shasta Lake could fill up.
Comic Con at Capitola Mall on 4/20
The Capitola Mall will host the Surf City Comic Con at the former Sears location on Saturday, April 20.
Ban on New Cannabis Businesses Removed From Agenda
An item to discuss an emergency moratorium on new commercial cannabis businesses was removed from the Santa Cruz City Council April 9 meeting agenda.
Excessive Force Complaint Filed Against Santa Cruz Police to Review Excessive Force Complaint After Multiple Officers Arrest Westside Cyclist
Witnesses allege Santa Cruz police used excessive force arresting a Black man for a bike infraction on April 10 at the intersection of Bay Street and West Cliff.
Bocci’s Cellar For Sale
Open since 1933, Bocci's Cellar is for sale for $1.1M.
TSA Found More Than 1,500 Firearms on Airline Passengers in First 3 Months of 2024
A majority of the guns found were loaded, according to the TSA.
Youth Bus Ridership up 536%
Initiated in March 2023, the Santa Cruz METRO Youth Cruz Free program providing free rides to K-12 youth has resulted in a 536% increase of youth riding the bus.
E-Bike Ordinance Delayed After Community Feedback
A proposed ordinance limiting use of e-bikes on sidewalks and walkways in unincorporated parts of the county was delayed by the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors until its May 14 meeting following feedback from residents.
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