About 27% of Measure D funding could be spent on neighborhood projects and 25% could go to highway corridors, according to the county.
A new county ordinance is consistent with state law and requires mobile/manufactured home park owners to justify park closures.
Officials are hoping someone has information about the long-lost treasure's story.
Both democrats, Rep. Anna G. Eshoo​ (18th District) and Rep. Jimmy Panetta (20th District) voted to adopt two Articles of Impeachment.
The rallies were held Tuesday night, a day before the U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump.
The school measures — T and U — will be on the March 3, 2020 primary election ballot.
The rallies coincide with efforts by Moveon.org, which is hosting hundreds of nationwide "Nobody Is Above The Law" events Tuesday​.
On Dec. 10, the Santa Cruz City Council passed an Urgency Ordinance to amend the city’s zoning regulations for Accessory Dwelling Units.
Justin Cummings, a biologist, became mayor during Tuesday's City Council meeting. His term expires in May 2022.
The 33-unit development is the first approved under a 2018 ordinance that allows increased density for mixed- and low-income housing.
Deadline is Friday, December 13
The City of Santa Cruz wants the state to help pay for a diesel fuel trailer, a microgrid and more in anticipation of more power shutoffs.
The state is seeking to squelch a county ban that prevents out-of-county cannabis retailers from delivering locally, The Sentinel reported.
Homeless advocates, neighborhood advocates and people who have been homeless gathered this week to share their thoughts about homelessness.
The effort is a collaboration called the Homeless Action Partnership.
Two Santa Cruz Council members will be placed on the March 2020 ballot for a recall vote.
Community input is sought on projects proposed by the county, as well as the cities of Capitola, Santa Cruz, Scotts Valley and Watsonville.
The grant will fund help fund in-custody, reentry, and aftercare services to justice-involved youth.
Businesses will be required to charge customers 25 cents more for a single-use disposable cup.
Randy Morris will take over for current Santa Cruz County Human Services Director Ellen Timberlake who is retiring.
The expansion still doesn't provide a space for every homeless individual in the county.
The threat comes amid tensions over a homeless encampment on River Street that has been "reclaimed" after a shutdown in May by officials.
California's Transparent Review of Unjust Transfers and Holds Act requires that law enforcement to hold the public meeting.
The mixed-use development near 17th Avenue and Capitola Road will include 57 units of affordable rental homes​.
The moratorium is in place until the Tenant Protection Act of 2019 goes into effect Jan. 1.
The governor made the statements at a news conference in Southern California.
A new report ranked the 50 states based on quality of infrastructure. See where California finished.
Under SB 206, athletes will be able to earn money from endorsements, sponsorship deals and other activities.
Organizers planned for a wide-spread student-led walkout and demonstration in downtown Santa Cruz.
The 2018–2019 Santa Cruz County Civil Grand Jury​ ​report was released Thursday.
Between July 1, 2018 and May 15, 2019, nearly 6,000 syringes were picked up off Santa Cruz streets, according to city documents.
Santa Cruz City Council is expected to discuss censuring councilmembers Chris Krohn and Drew Glover.
These youth know what's at stake and "have no confidence in their elders' ability to deal with it."
Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a signing message for AB 5, calling it "landmark legislation for workers and our economy."
The ordinance prohibits loitering, sleeping or camping on dry sand at Main Beach between the hours of midnight and one hour before sunrise.​
The award was given for the city's San Lorenzo River Parkway Trestle Trail Project.
If the proposed beach curfew were implemented, camping on the beach between midnight and one hour before sunrise would not be permitted.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Sen. Scott Wiener, an SF Democrat, represents SD 11. Assemblyman Mark Stone, a Santa Cruz Democrat, represents AD 29.
The county's 2019 State of the Workforce​ shows potential for labor market and economic growth in some sectors, but challenges persist.
The city will be receiving a Silver Level Beacon Award for achievements completed over the past decade.