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August 30, 2022
Surf Legend Duke Kahanamoku’s Santa Cruz Connection
How the Hawaiian icon left his mark on this area in historic visits
.Art
May 18, 2022
Inaugural San Lorenzo Valley Art Tour Showcases Hidden Talent
The work of 32 SLV artists will be on display at the two-day event
March 29, 2022
When Santa Cruz Was the ‘Murder Capital of the World’
A new book dives deep into the serial killings of the early 1970s.
.A&E
October 20, 2021
New Doc ‘Foodie for the People’ Showcases Local Culinary Innovator Jozseph Schultz
Filmmaker Jon Silver’s feature-length documentary will have its world premiere at the Del Mar
June 15, 2021
London Nelson’s Enduring Legacy
Black history matters. Getting it right matters, too.
April 28, 2020
What Life Was Like in Santa Cruz During the Flu Pandemic of 1918
What lessons can we learn from our pandemic past?
July 9, 2019
The Hidden Legacy of Santa Cruz’s Chinatown
Uncovering the fate of one of historic Chinatown’s most famous residents reveals the harsh realities faced by his community
.A&E
June 4, 2019
How Nina Simon Reinvented Santa Cruz Art
The outgoing director of the Museum of Art & History talks art elitism, forging new community ties and what’s next