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Rite Aid Closures Impacting Pharmacy Customers | News Channel 3-12
Rite Aid · United States

Rite Aid Closures Impacting Pharmacy Customers | News Channel 3-12

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Rite Aid closures impacting pharmacy customers SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Rite Aid customers are being notified by phone to get their prescriptions filled before stores close this summer. That has made the stores appears busier than usual. "They just called me and [I] come and get my prescriptions and that they might change to CVS maybe," said Alma Baroza. Rite Aid's spokesperson couldn't be reached by phone, but there have already been published rep…See the Story
It’s expensive to become a teacher in California. This bill would pay those who try
Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles

It’s expensive to become a teacher in California. This bill would pay those who try

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To earn a teaching credential, students are required to complete a one-year program combining coursework and 600 hours of classroom experience. A new bill would provide money to pay them for that work.See the Story
Santa Cruz's Woodies on the Wharf Returns on June 21
Parade · Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz's Woodies on the Wharf Returns on June 21

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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KION-TV) -- The City of Santa Cruz is welcoming its annual Woodies on the Wharf event on Saturday, June 21. The event is "Northern California’s largest Woodie show featuring 100’s of woodies," according to the Santa Cruz Woodies, a local chapter of the National Woodie Club. The event organizers suggesting that Woodie car owners should arrive early on Saturday morning to secure their favorite parking spot on the wharf. In addi…See the Story

A Deeper Look: County Recorder Seeks Partnership with Voting Advocacy Group

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County election officials have been selected to join a national, nonpartisan program aimed at strengthening local elections — though the effort has faced pushback in some areas over concerns about outside influence.Santa Cruz, California · Santa CruzSee the Story

Santa Cruz County May Cut Lab and Radiology Services, Extension for Services Voted Until September

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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KION) - Santa Cruz County supervisors voted unanimously to extend those services until September 30th. It would cost $129,000 "There's a reason why we have county workers serving the public in the capacity that we do. It's because we care about our patients. It's not just a job, it's a way of life," said Jeff Zajak, Senior lab assistant for Santa Cruz County Health Services Jeff has been with Santa Cruz Health Services for th…Santa Cruz, California · Santa CruzSee the Story

Most health agency layoffs delayed after county lawmakers eke out budget compromise

Santa Cruz County will avoid most of the proposed layoffs in its health agency, for now, as the county’s elected lawmakers worked out a deal to extend two safety net services through September.  The Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to redirect more than $500,000 from road and housing initiatives to maintain the county’s lab and radiology services for the next three months. Local doctors have called the services critical in their efforts t…Layoffs · Santa CruzRead Article

Tuesday morning traffic: Highway 1 southbound closed for excavation until Aug 29

This post is updated throughout the day to reflect the latest incidents. It was last updated at 8:02 a.m.. Here’s what’s happening on the roads this morning… ▼︎ new incidents   ▼︎ long-term incidents Road incidents as of 8 a.m. on June 10 The southbound lanes of Highway 1 in Capitola/Soquel are facing closures for road excavation. This closure will continue until August 29 at 6:30 a.m.  Long-term projects These have been going on for a while, …Capitola · CapitolaRead Article

Countywide rail plan banks on federal aid to fund $4.3 billion project

Santa Cruz County transit officials reviewed the details of planned zero-emission passenger rail in a virtual meeting Monday. The project, which envisions 45-minute train rides serving up to 6,000 passengers a day will be the subject of a Regional Transportation Commission meeting on Thursday. The post Countywide rail plan banks on federal aid to fund $4.3 billion project appeared first on Lookout Santa Cruz.Santa Cruz, California · Santa CruzRead Article

Watsonville's Redman-Hirahara House looks to be headed for demolition

Santa Cruz County supervisors are set to vote in August on a plan to strip historic status from Watsonville’s Redman-Hirahara House, a Victorian mansion that sheltered Japanese American families after World War II, and clear the way for developers to demolish it. The post Watsonville’s Redman-Hirahara House looks to be headed for demolition appeared first on Lookout Santa Cruz.World War II · WatsonvilleRead Article

Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley’s tax doesn’t put community first

Santa Cruz’s proposed “Workforce Housing Affordability Act,” led by Mayor Fred Keeley, is a top-down, consultant-driven tax plan that lacks genuine community input, writes activist Hector Marin. He argues the $96 parcel tax and tiered real estate transfer tax are regressive, with unclear enforcement and little assurance they will deliver true affordable housing. The initiative, he writes, fails to meet the real needs of working families seeking …Taxes · Santa CruzRead Article

Cal Fire to conduct prescribed burn in Soquel Demonstration State Forest

Cal Fire plans to conduct a one-acre prescribed burn on Tuesday in the Soquel Demonstration State Forest, near Sulphur Springs Road.  The burn is scheduled between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. To ensure public and firefighter safety, Sulphur Springs road will be temporarily closed. This prescribed burn is part of the California Vegetation Treatment Program and aims to reintroduce fire back into the ecosystem. Cal Fire personnel will remain onsite for sever…Soquel · SoquelRead Article

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