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A new Santa Cruz City law will make it illegal for other communities to drop off homeless people without prior coordination with the city
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Judy Collins Performs at the Rio Theater on September 10th.
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The $38.5 million Edward “Ted” Taylor Science and Engineering Building is expected to open in June 2027.
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The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) has honored KAZU News with a 2024 National Edward R. Murrow Award
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In the past decade, the number of juvenile great white sharks in Monterey Bay has soared as ocean temperatures rise due to climate change. And with new predators come changes to the ecosystem.
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Gov. Newsom wants California cities to clear all homeless encampments immediately. Keeley isn’t sure that’s the best move.
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The homeless population in the city of Santa Cruz dropped by 36% in one year. It rose in every other city in the county.
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The policy that was adopted is less restrictive than previous versions, following student and faculty concerns.
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The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary began a two-year project, funded by a state grant, that will sample rivers, nearby beaches, ocean water and marine life for microplastics.
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Later this summer, Santa Cruz native Natalia Grossman will climb in Paris at the 2024 Olympic Games.
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With extreme heat warnings issued for much of Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties, here’s what you can do to stay cool through the holiday weekend.
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After a Supreme Court ruling, Santa Cruz can now choose to ban homeless people from sleeping outsideThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled on June 28 that an Oregon city’s laws banning homeless people from sleeping in public do not violate the Constitution. The ruling clears the way for cities across the country to institute similar bans.