They believe if 'Our Downtown Our Future' qualifies for the November 2022 ballot it would significantly delay the downtown library project.
The certification process uses a data-driven approach to assess communities’ efforts in protecting the ocean.
Gail Pellerin, who served as County Clerk from 2004 to 2020, is voting to represent the newly formed 28th Assembly District.
Contacts: The project will install 65 pole mounted decorative LED fixtures, 16 feet high and approximately 90 feet apart. Light fixture ...
Protesters met outside the Del Mar Theater Sunday to protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Revenue from parking meters collected from Dec. 18-25 was donated to Hope Services, which helps adults with developmental disabilities.
To date, Parking for Hope has generated a total of $218,507 in funds that support the Downtown Litter Abatement Crew at Hope Services. T ...
During weekday construction hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., traffic impacts will include the closure of Escalona Drive from Hollywood Avenue ...
Voters will decide in June whether to raise the Transient Occupancy Tax, and split revenue from the disposable cup surcharge.
RTC Commissioner and County Supervisor Bruce McPherson called for "better, more disciplined conversation" surrounding the rail service.
The City implemented a conservation grazing program in 2015.
Santa Cruz County is using a stimulus grant, matched 150% by Cruzio Internet, to improve broadband access in rural areas of the county.
A dispute over the cost of rail line maintenance could threaten the future of Roaring Camp Inc.'s popular passenger trains.
The city will use a $29 million grant to develop an affordable housing unit and redevelop the area around the bus station and Maple Alley.
Expected to break ground in 2023, Pacific Station North will provide 95 one, two and three-bedroom units. The project will include 25 un ...
Workers represented by Service Employees International Union Local 521 reached a tentative agreement with Santa Cruz County.
Santa Cruz County will consider $62.5 million in grant applications to convert three properties into affordable and homeless housing.
The Santa Cruz County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.
The Golden State may not receive another gas tax hike this summer under Gov. Newsom's budget proposal. What to know.
Contact: Janice Bisgaard, Community Relations Specialist, (831) 420-5166 The annual Caltrans Excellence in Transportation Awards are cho ...
A hearing will be held Jan. 13 via Community TV Zoom.
Apply for a Friends of Parks and Recreation scholarship for City of Santa Cruz residents! Applications can be found online and are due J ...
The nonprofit's Downtown Litter Abatement Crew employs six part-time workers including Sara who has worked for Hope Services for nine ye ...
The Library will be adjacent to five stories of affordable housing situated on top of three stories of parking. The proposed number of p ...
Refuse and recycling collection services will operate as usual, even on the holidays, for customers inside City limits whose refuse serv ...
The Santa Cruz County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
Additional enrollment options and public forums were announced for residents with large wood debris remaining after the CZU Fire cleanup.
Funds will aid site preparation and infrastructure improvements.
Mónica Morales will serve as the new Director of Health Services.
Santa Cruz residents are asked to complete a survey by Dec. 6.
Shop Santa Cruz encourages community members to shop for the holidays early and often at their favorite local Santa Cruz businesses, bot ...
The Santa Cruz County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
A California FireSafe Council grant will increase community preparedness in the face of wildfire threats.
Approximately $4.8 million is available from the County and $1 million from the City through three-year funding cycles.
The Public Health Division is the recipient of three grants totaling $448,000 from the California Office of Traffic Safety.
Awards will focus on the equitable improvements in the well-being of community members experiencing the greatest challenges and barriers ...
See which area was hit the hardest. County officials will publicly discuss the matter Tuesday.
Here's how you can take a peek at the proposed maps.
Matt Huffaker has served as Watsonville's city manager since 2018. Get details on his start date, salary, background and more.
Spanish: https://polco.us/santacruzencuesta2021 The NCS was among the first scientific surveys developed to gather resident opinion on a ...