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- Sep 11, 2026
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Starving seabirds rescued from beaches, residents settle into renovated hotel (opens the original)
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Current warm ocean temperatures are causing problems for some marine life. Native Animal Rescue of Santa Cruz County recently responded to an influx of sick common murres. The black and white seabirds don’t normally come to shore. But wildlife technician Amy Redfeather says the rescue has been seeing 15 to 20 starving birds a week. "Murres are one of the species that never, ever belong on the beach," she said, "so if anyone sees one, they should call us right away." She says they’ve likely had t
New tech comes to farms, Californians will vote on billionaire tax (opens the original)
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New technology could change how produce is grown and harvested. Plus, Californians will vote on a one-time, 5% billionaire tax this November.
Nurses protest hospital unit closure, state moves to regulate data centers (opens the original)
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Nurses protest Watsonville neo-natal ICU closure Nurses gathered this week at Watsonville Community Hospital to urge hospital leadership to reopen the neo-natal intensive care unit. The NICU cares for sick babies and closed on July 10 with no estimated reopen date. Critical care charge nurse Roseann Farris has worked for Watsonville Community Hospital for 30 years. She calls the closure disheartening. “ They keep telling us that they're gonna work on stabilizing the staffing so that they can reo
Big Sur fires grow, transparency in utility bills (opens the original)
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Firefighters are facing difficult conditions as they battle the Plaskett Fire in southern Monterey County. The fire is burning in rugged terrain near the Big Sur coast, about 25 miles from the Timber Fire, which is now the state’s second largest wildfire. Lee Beyer, a public information officer with the U.S. Forest Service, is working on both incidents. He says the dry air is helping the Plaskett Fire spread. " With some of the drier offshore flow and with the high pressure, it's pushing that ma
Recovery group finishes first full rebuild six years after CZU fire (opens the original)
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It’s been six years since the CZU fire burned nearly 700 homes in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Less than one-third of those have been rebuilt. Tonia Weakland-Wilhelm lost her family home in Boulder Creek and says Covid supply chain issues, and now tariffs, have made rebuilding expensive. "That's part of why I almost gave up," she said. "I put all my insurance money into the pre-clearances, the septic, and geotechnical and stuff like that, and then it came to a point where I wasn't gonna be able to
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