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Berry ‘Greenwashing’ Suit
A federal class-action lawsuit accuses Watsonville-based Driscoll’s of misleading consumers about pesticide compounds and environmental standards for its conventional strawberries.
The Race is On
The 54th annual Wharf to Wharf Race returns Sunday, July 26, with 16,000 runners, a temporary Portola Drive starting line and a six-mile coastal course to Capitola.
Berry ‘Greenwashing’ Suit
A federal class-action lawsuit accuses Watsonville-based Driscoll’s of misleading consumers about pesticide compounds and environmental standards for its conventional strawberries.
The Race is On
The 54th annual Wharf to Wharf Race returns Sunday, July 26, with 16,000 runners, a temporary Portola Drive starting line and a six-mile coastal course to Capitola.
Things to do in Santa Cruz
Acclaimed Americana songwriter James McMurtry brings his poetic, hard-edged songs to the Rio Theatre in Santa Cruz on Thursday, July 23.
Not Dead Yet
The Monterey Bay Salmon and Trout Project marks 50 years of protecting threatened coho salmon and steelhead with an Aug. 1 anniversary fundraiser in Watsonville.
By the Sea
Dos Pescados in Aptos pairs coastal Mexican cuisine with ocean views, serving local fish tacos, grilled prawns, calamari and housemade desserts.
Not Dead Yet
The Monterey Bay Salmon and Trout Project marks 50 years of protecting threatened coho salmon and steelhead with an Aug. 1 anniversary fundraiser in Watsonville.
By the Sea
Dos Pescados in Aptos pairs coastal Mexican cuisine with ocean views, serving local fish tacos, grilled prawns, calamari and housemade desserts.
Catalyzing Effect
The Catalyst Atrium is reopening its stage to Santa Cruz musicians with a summer series of affordable weekly showcases curated by longtime local promoter Chas Crowder.
The Editor’s Desk
Editor Brad Kava celebrates the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music, Santa Cruz Shakespeare, previews this week’s coverage and makes the case for embracing Santa Cruz’s adventurous side.
The Editor’s Desk
Editor Brad Kava celebrates the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music, Santa Cruz Shakespeare, previews this week’s coverage and makes the case for embracing Santa Cruz’s adventurous side.
