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KAZU’s Elena Neale-Sacks spoke with the filmmakers about their short documentary, which premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
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In today's newscast: several Monterey County hospitals are speaking out about their commitment to treating all patients regardless of immigration status. The third TEDx event at CSUMB presents stories about waves. And a conversation with the makers of The Long Valley, a short documentary that recently premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
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In today's newscast, Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Calif., urges Republican colleagues to block a Trump appointee, Santa Cruz County conducts its Point-in-Time count and Vistra puts money in a relief fund for evacuees.
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In today's newscast, details on Monterey County's plan to address homeless encampments and Monterey County officials hope to make soil and water testing from the Vistra battery fire available by the end of the week.
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Researchers have found unusually high concentrations of toxic heavy metals in surface soils at Elkhorn Slough Reserve in Moss Landing.
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In today's newscast, researchers have found unusually high concentrations of toxic heavy metals in surface soils at Elkhorn Slough in Moss Landing, prompting responses from Santa Cruz and Monterey counties. Plus, a feature from Dylan Music about New York City jazz trio Pickle Mafia's Santa Cruz connection.
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Jazz fusion trio The Pickle Mafia Plays the Kuumbwa Jazz Center in February
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Monterey County holds its required TRUTH Act hearing and the San Lorenzo Water District wants public input on its local hazard mitigation plan.
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In today's newscast: as environmental testing continues in the area surrounding the recent battery fire in Moss Landing, the Elkhorn Slough Foundation says there may be fraudulent fundraising efforts underway. And the Santa Cruz Sheriff's office becomes the first in the state to implement the CAREAlert program, which gives officers a heads-up about mental health challenges that may affect a person's interactions with law enforcement.
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In today's newscast: Local officials aim to tighten controls on battery plants after the Moss Landing fire, plus a wildfire mitigation program is moving forward.
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In today's newscast: Santa Cruz County is looking for more volunteers to help with its annual homelessness point in time count, and a local organization is partnering with coffee shops to reduce the number of disposable cups entering landfills. Plus, the California Department of Food and Agriculture issues a recall of raw milk from the Schoch Family Farmstead in Monterey County.
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In today's newscast, residents remain concerned about potential health impacts from the battery fire that broke out in Moss Landing last week. And in Santa Cruz, police are investigating a Monday incident outside the downtown branch of the public library.