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Three weeks after a segment of Highway 1 fell into the ocean in Big Sur, businesses and residents are counting down the days until the expected May 27 reopening at Rocky Creek.
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A Santa Cruz startup is 3D printing surfboards out of recycled plastic in hopes of making surfing more sustainable.
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With Big Sur state parks closed and tourists unable to visit the area, local businesses are bracing for an uncertain summer.
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Weather permitting, authorities will close Highway 1 between the Park Ave. and Bay/Porter exits near Capitola from 7:00 p.m. Saturday until 7:00 p.m. Sunday. The construction is a milestone in a years-long, $270 million reconstruction of the freeway in Santa Cruz County.
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The convoys will now be at 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. The change was made due to consultations with community members and local agencies.
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With Trans Day of Visibility on March 31, KAZU explored some of the places where trans people can find space for community, joy and grief.
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California has passed several laws in the last few decades that make college more accessible for undocumented residents. But once these students graduate, they’re on their own.
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Through new Monterey County programs, residents can receive money to compensate for food spoilage, property losses and damages and housing assistance. Both store-front and home-based businesses are eligible for recovery grants.
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The elementary-aged students from Tara Redwood School in Santa Cruz discovered a fossilized bone while exploring a creek last spring. The bone was from the arm of a Jefferson ground sloth — the first fossil to show the Ice Age creature lived in the Santa Cruz area.
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Amid pushback from faculty over academic freedom concerns, the Board of Regents decided Wednesday to delay voting on a proposed policy until their next meeting in May.
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The memorial will break ground this summer and construction is set to finish in winter. It’s among several efforts locally and nationally to acknowledge the ongoing devastation from the pandemic.
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Helen Barrington shares her first impressions of KAZU, the future of journalism, and her thoughts on how the station can better serve our community.