People from all over California and beyond gathered at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk on Saturday morning to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the iconic Giant Dipper roller coaster.
In the April 26 Sentinel, reporter Aric Sleeper reports how once again the Santa Cruz City Council is wasting taxpayer dollars by paying a firm to “rebrand” the city. The City Council has made it clear that they are pushing for more development at the expense of all else. The city approved a large apartment […]
Dramatically bucking a national trend reflecting a 12% increase in homelessness, Santa Cruz County counted its smallest estimated unhoused population to date during its annual point-in-time count early this year.
After a devastating swell pounded West Cliff Drive with a powerful barrage of storm-fueled waves, taking portions of the pedestrian path and roadway into the sea last January, the city of Santa Cruz facilitated an all-hands-on-deck response to redirect traffic and swiftly repair the extensive damage, an endeavor that it is still underway.
From the formulation of its initial draft in the first few months of the year to its submittal to the California Department of Housing and Community Development in December, the creation of the city's latest housing element has been a laborius, endeavor for the city of Santa Cruz.