New nonprofit hosts inclusive live music at the VFW

Whether Measure D passes or fails, here are all the parties who really control the railbanking decision

There’s a lot of speculation about the ballot measure, but here’s what it would really do

The 200-page document outlines dozens of projects that would increase the county’s system of bicycle and walking paths

In advance of June 19 performance, frontman Stephan Jenkins tells GT his favorite places to catch a wave in Santa Cruz

Over 50 years after SCOTUS’ landmark decision, California vows to continue to protect women’s freedom to choose

As millions in funding pour into various South County projects, the Pajaro Valley has become a critical inflection point

The Central Coast’s new pro soccer team’s home opener is Saturday, May 7

A new state law requires police departments to disclose all ‘military-grade’ weapons to the public

Restaurant owners say they are still recovering from the pandemic

The city’s interim chief to move into permanent role

County’s new top librarian, Yolande Wilburn, is thrilled about possibilities for local libraries

Group plans to ask state attorney general to investigate developer’s toxic soil remediation plans

People ask city council to demilitarize their cops, strengthen policy’s oversight and language

Teacher who thought homeownership was out of reach in Santa Cruz received the key to her new home last Saturday

New Monterey Bay studies find communication is key to the species’ survival

Grey Bears executive director Tim Brattan announces retirement; Second Harvest announces new CEO, Erica Padilla-Chavez

Owner of Michael Cheek’s proposed Bonny Doon residence sued by neighbors

Organizers say 'massive’ events are no longer realistic for the annual gathering

Incarcerated people, attorneys navigating California’s new resentencing laws

Event moves to Pinto Lake County Park for return to in-person format on May 8

Small city will have to accomodate 1,200 homes, including roughly 800 affordable units

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that it had asked the Justice Department to appeal a federal court ruling striking down its requirement for masking on planes, trains, buses and other modes of transportation

Sempervirens fund challenges people to show love for nature with a hug on social media

$400 million has been secured for a much-needed upgrade, but residents still need to approve

The mysterious outfit’s local impact is difficult to measure

Critics concerned about limiting public expression