See how well utility providers in the Santa Cruz area and across CA serve their customers.
The 22,000 square foot location will open on Commercial Way and will continue to support local not-for-profits in the Santa Cruz community.
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Ashford Hospitality Industry has notified the SEC that it may need to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the report said.
The financial institution gave $527,000 to such nonprofits as local food banks and youth groups in 2020, along with donations of PPE masks.
Starbucks will offer free coffee for all front-line workers through the end of 2020.
Good Eggs left customers scrambling on Thanksgiving after flubbing most of the 3,700 turkey deliveries and side dishes it had promised.
Think Local First membership has rolled out an all-new Local Business Directory to make it easy for area residents to "think local first."
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Santa Cruz Business of the Year.
Craving dinner with a view? Local tourism marketing agency Visit Santa Cruz County has compiled a list of some favorites.
Businesses which offer production crews services while filming in Santa Cruz County can be listed free of charge on the commission website.
More than $720,000 will be awarded through the Santa Cruz County Cares Recovery Program, which seeks to help those impacted by the pandemic.
Breweries from Santa Cruz to Watsonville collaborated to make the Santa Cruz County Strong beer, with proceeds benefiting fire recovery.
Want to hear something really spooky? That's right: Halloween shopping has already begun.
Tzu Chi’s Northwest Region is providing emergency financial aid as a direct result of the CZU, LNU, and SCU Lightning Complex Fires.
Applications will be accepted through Sept. 15 for CARES Act funds.
Businesses, nonprofits and homeowners impacted by the recent wildfires are eligible for low-interest federal disaster loans.
Santa Cruz County nonprofit Walnut Avenue Family & Women's Center continues to serve the public through its early education services.
Chuck Ryder joined the VSCC staff July 13.
See a blue check mark in the window of your favorite business? It means the county endorses its public health and safety practices.
Local business Heartsong Animal Healing is switching things up after seeingbusiness drop off amid the coronavirus pandemic.
We're publishing a local directory of Black- and brown-owned Santa Cruz County businesses. Here's how to get listed.
As prevalence of COVID-19 in the community increases, concern over workplace transmission among staff has increased.
Eileen Russell branched out on her own and started her business in January. And then the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Santa Cruz companies received more than $1 million from the government to help combat the coronavirus pandemic, ProPublica found.
More than 87,000 California companies received loans, according to new data released this week. See how Santa Cruz businesses fared.
Coca-Cola is shutting down the juice and smoothie brand Odwalla, founded by musicians in Santa Cruz more than 40 years ago.
The supplement chain filed for bankruptcy, and announced plans to close 27 California stores and up to 1,200 across the country.
Starbucks could close up to 400 stores in the next 18 months, but open another 300 focused on quick pickups, USA Today reported.
The Bay Area-based fitness club chain plans to close 130 gyms, including 13 in the Bay Area.
Santa Cruz County announced a slew of other personal care businesses have been given the all-clear to reopen Friday.
Greg Glassman has been replaced by Dave Castro, the company's former Director of the CrossFit Games and Co-Director of Training.
The program to serve older adults at greater risk for COVID-19 has been extended by another 30 days, the county announced Wednesday.
A slew of new businesses have been given the all-clear to reopen this week Santa Cruz County. Also: Beach closures are extended.
The state clarified Monday that movie theaters may reopen, with certain restrictions.
Abbott Square Market eateries will be open for patio dining, curbside pick-up and takeout, though the museum remains closed.
Santa Cruz County is the first in the Bay Area region to receive California's approval to reopen dine-in restaurants and hair salons.
The San Ramon, California-based company, could close gyms, The Wall Street Journal reported. There is a location in Santa Cruz.
More than 2.3 million Californians lost work from March to April, newly released statistics show.
Retail stores will be allowed to offer curbside pick-up for customers, beginning Friday.