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Santa Cruz Metro service expansion back on track after delays, but future funding uncertain

After a winter setback, Santa Cruz Metro’s plan to boost service and double ridership is fully underway, with some new hydrogen fuel-cell buses hitting the road. Now, the transit agency will have to find money to sustain it in future years – likely in the form of a sales tax ballot measure in 2026. The post Santa Cruz Metro service expansion back on track after delays, but future funding uncertain appeared first on Lookout Santa Cruz.Santa Cruz, California · Santa Cruz Read Article

MHCAN failed to properly invoice county for ‘significant’ amount of money before closure

Santa Cruz County officials shed new light on why the Mental Health Client Action Network abruptly closed in August. The post MHCAN failed to properly invoice county for ‘significant’ amount of money before closure appeared first on Lookout Santa Cruz.Santa Cruz, California · Santa Cruz Read Article

This week in Santa Cruz County business: National Starbucks closures hit two local stores; Joby’s next move in the Middle East

In her weekly overview of Santa Cruz County business, Jessica M. Pasko reports on the closure of Starbucks locations in Santa Cruz and Scotts Valley as part of a broader consolidation, Joby Aviation’s partnerships in the Middle East and Ashby Confections coming to Pacific Avenue. The post This week in Santa Cruz County business: National Starbucks closures hit two local stores; Joby’s next move in the Middle East appeared first on Lookout Santa …Santa Cruz, California · Santa Cruz Read Article

The Maestro: How conductor Daniel Stewart left New York’s Metropolitan Opera to reshape the Santa Cruz Symphony

The Santa Cruz Symphony opens its 68th season this weekend, one shaped by the vision of former Metropolitan Opera conductor Daniel Stewart, who has leveraged his international connections and artistic vision to turn the regional symphony into a world-class orchestra. The post The Maestro: How conductor Daniel Stewart left New York’s Metropolitan Opera to reshape the Santa Cruz Symphony appeared first on Lookout Santa Cruz.Santa Cruz, California · Santa Cruz Read Article

Thai to Keep Up

Mark C Anderson has the greatest foods and the latest news in his Dining Reviews, with mushrooms and Coconut Thai restaurant in the news this week.Santa Cruz, California · Santa Cruz Read Article

Santa Cruz County Fair Deemed A Success

By Jon Chown Attendance numbers at the Santa Cruz County Fair were down about 10% from the previous year, but organizers are considering the event a big succesSanta Cruz, California · Santa Cruz Read Article

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Santa Cruz Metro service expansion back on track after delays, but future funding uncertain

MHCAN failed to properly invoice county for ‘significant’ amount of money before closure

This week in Santa Cruz County business: National Starbucks closures hit two local stores; Joby’s next move in the Middle East

The Maestro: How conductor Daniel Stewart left New York’s Metropolitan Opera to reshape the Santa Cruz Symphony

Thai to Keep Up

Santa Cruz County Fair Deemed A Success

Local News Publishers

Build Community Resilience – Before the Disaster

Verve Coffee workers vote to unionize at three cafés

How to get a 2025-26 COVID vaccine in Santa Cruz County

Wi-Fi Signals Can Measure Heart Rate — No Wearables Needed

Santa Cruz Metro service expansion back on track after delays, but future funding uncertain

MHCAN failed to properly invoice county for ‘significant’ amount of money before closure

This week in Santa Cruz County business: National Starbucks closures hit two local stores; Joby’s next move in the Middle East

The Maestro: How conductor Daniel Stewart left New York’s Metropolitan Opera to reshape the Santa Cruz Symphony

Thai to Keep Up

Santa Cruz County Fair Deemed A Success