There are 707 active and 365 recovered cases in Santa Cruz County.
The latest report brings the countywide case count to 1,030.
The partnership was formed to ensure the area’s low-income and vulnerable residents have access to rapid COVID-19 testing.
New rankings for 2020-21 from U.S. News & World Report identify the best hospitals in specialty care and the best hospitals by region.
Hair salons and barbershops, indoor fitness centers and indoor worship services could be closing soon, assuming current trends continue.
Dignity Health Dominican Hospital has received $75,000 in funding from the Women of Wellness Council (WoW), a local women’s giving society.
Additional restrictions will likely come next week as the state tracks concerning COVID-19 statistics in Santa Cruz County.
Eight asymptomatic residents and staff tested positive for the coronavirus, the county said. Shelter residents have been relocated.
Dignity Health Dominican Hospital has been designated as one of Newsweek’s Best Maternity Care Hospitals 2020.
Dr. Gail Newel believes Santa Cruz County will soon join the state's COVID-19 watch list, meaning more closures could be on the horizon.
Latinos make up 33.5 percent of the Santa Cruz County population but 50 percent of COVID-19 cases.
This marks the first time in a decade that the popular Santa Cruz County beach wasn't included in the "Beach Bummer" list.
With plenty of visitors expected to flock to Santa Cruz's beaches for Independence Day, health and safety guidelines need to be maintained.
Santa Cruz County has reported an increase in cases as businesses reopen and gatherings take place, against county recommendations.
Sensitive to pollen? Here's when you should be wary this weekend.
Testing is a critical piece in containing the virus's spread and being able to reopen more parts of the economy.
If you're sensitive to grass pollen, be wary this weekend.
Allergy suffers: take note.
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors approved the county's application to allow dining in, haircuts and more.
Here are the latest local updates on how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting Santa Cruz County.
The Board of Supervisors plans to review an application to move into Stage 2 of California's four-part plan to restart public life.
The new order will allow office workspaces, in-store retail, religious services, cultural ceremonies and a few other activities to resume.
The latest report brings the countywide total of COVID-19 cases to 200
Four distinct clusters of coronavirus cases in Santa Cruz County have been traced to family gatherings, health officials said this week.
Here are the latest local updates on how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting Santa Cruz and Santa Cruz County.
Need some quality time with Mother Nature? Twenty-seven state parks have reopened parking lots, including three in Santa Cruz County.
Allergy sufferers beware, as high rates of grass pollen are expected in Santa Cruz this weekend.
The move comes as data indicate the first peak of cases of the coronavirus is in the rearview mirror.
The Santa Cruz Great Plates Delivered program provides three free meals per day from local businesses.
The nonprofit group Leapfrog released a new round of hospital safety grades. Here's how Santa Cruz County hospitals fared.
The donation, which was made by a Santa Cruz resident, will provide bonuses to 1,350 hospital employees for their frontline efforts.
Here are the latest local updates on how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting Santa Cruz.
The site hopes to reach 200 tests per day by June 1, the Santa Cruz Sentinel reported.
No Kid Hungry’s map shows where Santa Cruz County kids sidelined from school by the coronavirus crisis can get access to free meals.
The money will be given to Dignity Health Dominican Hospital employees.
Thanks to a local fabric shop and 200 volunteers, Santa Cruz hopes to give 10,000 masks this month to critical workers.
Officials want residents to stay local and avoid trips to remote parks and beaches amid the coronavirus shelter-in-place order.
Santa Cruz County will be required to wear face coverings while working and shopping outside of their homes, starting Saturday.