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128-unit affordable housing project opens in downtown Santa Cruz (opens the original)
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SANTA CRUZ — Pacific Station North, a 128-unit affordable housing community in downtown Santa Cruz, celebrated its grand opening Tuesday with a gathering of over 100 city and county officials, residents and project partners. Pacific Station is a large, transit-oriented redevelopment project between Pacific Avenue and Front Street. The project has been in the works since 2001, and includes Pacific Station North at 900 Pacific Ave. and its neighbor, Pacific Station South, at 818 Pacific Avenue. Th
Deputy Chief Jose Garcia to step in as interim Santa Cruz police chief (opens the original)
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SANTA CRUZ — Santa Cruz Police Department Deputy Chief Jose Garcia will step in as interim chief of police Oct. 31, the city of Santa Cruz announced Wednesday. The police department’s current chief, Bernie Escalante, announced his retirement earlier this month. Following the announcement, Santa Cruz City Manager Matt Huffaker appointed Garcia to fill the position while the city determines next steps. In the meantime, community meet-and-greets and listening sessions will be held in the coming mon
Monterey Bay domoic acid rescues slow, but fishery warnings remain (opens the original)
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MONTEREY BAY — A month after a wave of California sea lions with symptoms of domoic acid toxicity were reported on the coast of the Monterey Bay, the number of reports is dropping, according to the Marine Mammal Center. Though fewer sick sea lions have been found in recent weeks, take restrictions and consumption warnings for northern anchovies remain in place. Domoic acid is a neurotoxin produced by an algae called Pseudo-nitzschia. High levels of the algae were seen in Santa Cruz earlier this
Capitola Village parking rates to increase, initial phase of housing assistance program OK’d (opens the original)
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CAPITOLA — Following a decision by the Capitola City Council Thursday evening, parking rates in the Capitola Village are set to increase by 50 cents starting Jan. 1, 2027. The council also approved first steps toward a housing down payment assistance program and opted not to take a stance on a state proposition. As Capitola grapples with a city budget expected to become structurally unstable over the next few years, staff and the City Council are looking for ways to close the funding gap. When t
5 candidates in the running for Capitola City Council (opens the original)
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CAPITOLA — Five candidates are in the running for three Capitola City Council vacancies this November. The next City Council will need to make plans for the Stockton Avenue Bridge and Capitola Trestle, address a budget that is currently set to become structurally imbalanced and work with a new city manager after Jamie Goldstein retires in December. Many candidates agreed that the budget, city transparency and the thoughtful development of housing are top priorities. Each highlighted how their ba
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