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SANTA CRUZ POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATES ALLEGATIONS OF The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) is investigating accusations of police racism by a woman who says she was attacked by security guards at the Catalyst nightclub, then mistreated by police officers who responded. The incident occurred on Dec. 21, 2019, at a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony concert. GILDA’S CARRIES UNIQUE AMBIENCE AND DINING DELIGHTS ACROSS The ambience is priceless. The romance of the longboard and slow sunsets invite lingering. Stroll down the wharf and treat yourself to a taste of history. Gilda’s, 37 Municipal Wharf, Santa Cruz. 831-423-2010, gildas-restaurant.com. HOME | GOOD TIMES SANTA CRUZTHIS WEEK’S ISSUECALENDARCOVER STORIESNEWSA & EFOOD & DRINK 1. Food & Drink. Oyunaa’s Specializes in Mongolian Cuisine and Inviting Ambiance. Chef and owner Oyunaa Sophie moved to Santa Cruz from Mongolia in 2005. 812. Dining Reviews. Returning to Downtown’s Most Charming Dining Room: Gabriella Cafe. Gabriella Cafe makes lunches that are gorgeous and abundant. 1.0K. HUNDREDS OF ADVOCATES URGE GOV. NEWSOM TO EXPAND SB91 A total of 675 leaders from across California convened on Zoom June 3 in an effort to urge California Gov. Gavin Newsom to extend and expand Senate Bill 91. SB91, which went into effect in January, was the follow-up to Assembly Bill 3088’s eviction moratorium. It also outlined a state rental SCOTTS VALLEY DELAYS TOURISM DISTRICT DEAL 30 minutes ago · What appeared to be a smooth path through the picturesque Scotts Valley hills for Visit Santa Cruz County turned out to be a rocky road. A proposed seven-year extension of the Tourism Marketing District (TMD) hit a pothole when Scotts Valley City Councilman Randy Johnson raised questions about a 25% fee hike, and asked why hotel owners tried to get a local nonprofit wellness

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GUILD

By Todd Guild. Posted on April 20, 2021. In early March, the city of Santa Cruz got word that it had scored $5 million from the competitive federal Local Housing Trust Fund (LHTF), which is administered by the State Housing and Community Development department. It was part of $57 million in competitive grants doled out statewide. THINGS TO DO IN SANTA CRUZ: MAY 26-JUNE 1 WHY ARE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY’S YOUNGER RESIDENTS AVOIDING THEAUTHOR:

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Only about 29% of the county’s youngest vaccine-eligible residents (ages 16-24) have received at least one shot, and about 13% are fully vaccinated, according to county spokesperson Jason Hoppin. The good news, Hoppin said Tuesday, is that 90% of county residents 75 and above have received at least one dose, and about 74% of that

population

SANTA CRUZ POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATES ALLEGATIONS OF The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) is investigating accusations of police racism by a woman who says she was attacked by security guards at the Catalyst nightclub, then mistreated by police officers who responded. The incident occurred on Dec. 21, 2019, at a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony concert. GILDA’S CARRIES UNIQUE AMBIENCE AND DINING DELIGHTS ACROSS The ambience is priceless. The romance of the longboard and slow sunsets invite lingering. Stroll down the wharf and treat yourself to a taste of history. Gilda’s, 37 Municipal Wharf, Santa Cruz. 831-423-2010, gildas-restaurant.com. SCOTTS VALLEY DELAYS TOURISM DISTRICT DEAL 30 minutes ago · What appeared to be a smooth path through the picturesque Scotts Valley hills for Visit Santa Cruz County turned out to be a rocky road. A proposed seven-year extension of the Tourism Marketing District (TMD) hit a pothole when Scotts Valley City Councilman Randy Johnson raised questions about a 25% fee hike, and asked why hotel owners tried to get a local nonprofit wellness PAJARO VALLEY PRIDE, FRUITION BREWING TEAM UP FOR DRAG 2 hours ago · WATSONVILLE—On Sunday Pajaro Valley Pride (PVP), a local nonprofit aiming to support and advocate for South County’s LGBTQ+ community, will hold its first in-person fundraiser since the start of the pandemic. “Raise a Pint to the Qmmunity” will feature a drag show, with local and regional performers, music and presentations at Fruition Brewing, 918 East Lake Ave., in Watsonville. THE FUTURE OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY By Todd Guild. Posted on April 20, 2021. In early March, the city of Santa Cruz got word that it had scored $5 million from the competitive federal Local Housing Trust Fund (LHTF), which is administered by the State Housing and Community Development department. It was part of $57 million in competitive grants doled out statewide. COUNTY WILL PURCHASE WEST MARINE BUILDING, CONSOLIDATE 4 hours ago · WATSONVILLE—The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a plan to purchase properties on Westridge Drive in Watsonville, and to relocate several county services there.. The move, which will consolidate five separate departments into a building at 500 Westridge Drive, is expected to save the county $1.7 million annually in combined rent.

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SANTA CRUZ POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATES ALLEGATIONS OF The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) is investigating accusations of police racism by a woman who says she was attacked by security guards at the Catalyst nightclub, then mistreated by police officers who responded. The incident occurred on Dec. 21, 2019, at a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony concert. SANTA CRUZ COMIC DNA: WHY SO MANY COMEDIANS ARE GOING VEGAN 1 day ago · A&E Santa Cruz Comic DNA: Why So Many Comedians Are Going Vegan. Santa Cruz’s Vegan Comedy Show seemed niche—now it seems prescient. Dhaya Lakshminarayanan wanted to rebel as a teen; her parents’ meat-free cooking was too delicious. SANTA CRUZ SINGER-SONGWRITER MAIA ROWAN RELEASES DEBUT ALBUM 1 day ago · You might not notice it, but Santa Cruz’s Maia Rowan had a cold when she recorded her new album Fantasy. It’s not that she planned to sing with a cold—she didn’t plan the recording at all. It was a surprise Christmas present from her parents. Rowan’s voice coach Charlee Graham found an HOME | GOOD TIMES SANTA CRUZTHIS WEEK’S ISSUECALENDARCOVER STORIESNEWSA & EFOOD & DRINK 1. Food & Drink. Oyunaa’s Specializes in Mongolian Cuisine and Inviting Ambiance. Chef and owner Oyunaa Sophie moved to Santa Cruz from Mongolia in 2005. 812. Dining Reviews. Returning to Downtown’s Most Charming Dining Room: Gabriella Cafe. Gabriella Cafe makes lunches that are gorgeous and abundant. 1.0K. FAMILY, FRIENDS REMEMBER SAN JOSE SHOOTING VICTIM ALEX FRITCH Fritch, a 49-year-old father of three, was one of nine people killed in the mass shooting at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail yard in San Jose on May 26. Terra says the days since the shooting have been a blur of interactions with

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By Todd Guild. Posted on April 20, 2021. In early March, the city of Santa Cruz got word that it had scored $5 million from the competitive federal Local Housing Trust Fund (LHTF), which is administered by the State Housing and Community Development department. It was part of $57 million in competitive grants doled out statewide.

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TONY NUÑEZ

Only about 29% of the county’s youngest vaccine-eligible residents (ages 16-24) have received at least one shot, and about 13% are fully vaccinated, according to county spokesperson Jason Hoppin. The good news, Hoppin said Tuesday, is that 90% of county residents 75 and above have received at least one dose, and about 74% of that

population

THE NINE TESTS OF SCORPIO The Tests are as follows. Physical tests: sexuality, physical comfort over service to others; and the right use of money. Emotional tests: fear (inhibiting activities); hate (which destroys relationships); and excessive and obsessive ambition and desire for power, (which can destroy entire nations. Hitler is an example). CAPITOL MUM ON EVICTION MORATORIUM EXTENSION AS RENTERS Capitol Mum on Eviction Moratorium Extension as Renters Seek More Time. Helen Duffy, back right, a West Oakland landlord holds up a sign decrying SB 91, a rent relief plan signed into law earlier that day by Gov. Gavin Newsom, during a vigil at the Elihu M. Harris, State of California office building in Oakland on Jan. 29, 2021. KPIG RADIO LEGEND LAURIE ROBERTS, A MUSIC HISTORY BUFF, DIES By Jacob Piece and Todd Guild. Laurie Roberts had a voice that reverberated over the airwaves, no matter the quality of the speakers on your radio. Roberts, who died this past week at age 67, worked for KOME, KSJO, KFOX and the Americana station KPIG during a career legendary enough to earn her an induction into the Bay Area Radio Hall

of Fame.

HOME | GOOD TIMES SANTA CRUZTHIS WEEK’S ISSUECALENDARCOVER STORIESNEWSA & EFOOD & DRINK 1. Food & Drink. Oyunaa’s Specializes in Mongolian Cuisine and Inviting Ambiance. Chef and owner Oyunaa Sophie moved to Santa Cruz from Mongolia in 2005. 812. Dining Reviews. Returning to Downtown’s Most Charming Dining Room: Gabriella Cafe. Gabriella Cafe makes lunches that are gorgeous and abundant. 1.0K. FAMILY, FRIENDS REMEMBER SAN JOSE SHOOTING VICTIM ALEX FRITCH Fritch, a 49-year-old father of three, was one of nine people killed in the mass shooting at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail yard in San Jose on May 26. Terra says the days since the shooting have been a blur of interactions with

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By Todd Guild. Posted on April 20, 2021. In early March, the city of Santa Cruz got word that it had scored $5 million from the competitive federal Local Housing Trust Fund (LHTF), which is administered by the State Housing and Community Development department. It was part of $57 million in competitive grants doled out statewide.

STAN SOROKEN

If you’ve visited Severino’s Bar and Grill on a Thursday evening in the last decade, you know that no one pours smooth jazz from the bell of a trumpet quite like Stan Soroken. This month, Soroken joins the long list of esteemed musicians—including Velzoe Brown and Don McCaslin—to receive a Brownie Award by the Santa THINGS TO DO IN SANTA CRUZ: MAY 26-JUNE 1 WHY ARE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY’S YOUNGER RESIDENTS AVOIDING THEAUTHOR:

TONY NUÑEZ

Only about 29% of the county’s youngest vaccine-eligible residents (ages 16-24) have received at least one shot, and about 13% are fully vaccinated, according to county spokesperson Jason Hoppin. The good news, Hoppin said Tuesday, is that 90% of county residents 75 and above have received at least one dose, and about 74% of that

population

THE NINE TESTS OF SCORPIO The Tests are as follows. Physical tests: sexuality, physical comfort over service to others; and the right use of money. Emotional tests: fear (inhibiting activities); hate (which destroys relationships); and excessive and obsessive ambition and desire for power, (which can destroy entire nations. Hitler is an example). CAPITOL MUM ON EVICTION MORATORIUM EXTENSION AS RENTERS Capitol Mum on Eviction Moratorium Extension as Renters Seek More Time. Helen Duffy, back right, a West Oakland landlord holds up a sign decrying SB 91, a rent relief plan signed into law earlier that day by Gov. Gavin Newsom, during a vigil at the Elihu M. Harris, State of California office building in Oakland on Jan. 29, 2021. KPIG RADIO LEGEND LAURIE ROBERTS, A MUSIC HISTORY BUFF, DIES By Jacob Piece and Todd Guild. Laurie Roberts had a voice that reverberated over the airwaves, no matter the quality of the speakers on your radio. Roberts, who died this past week at age 67, worked for KOME, KSJO, KFOX and the Americana station KPIG during a career legendary enough to earn her an induction into the Bay Area Radio Hall

of Fame.

SANTA CRUZ SINGER-SONGWRITER MAIA ROWAN RELEASES DEBUT ALBUM 22 hours ago · You might not notice it, but Santa Cruz’s Maia Rowan had a cold when she recorded her new album Fantasy. It’s not that she planned to sing with a cold—she didn’t plan the recording at all. It was a surprise Christmas present from her parents. Rowan’s voice coach Charlee Graham found an THINGS TO DO IN SANTA CRUZ: MAY 26-JUNE 1 Things To Do in Santa Cruz: May 26-June 1. Magic shows, Memorial Day gatherings, and more things to do in the week ahead. Magician, clown and all-around energetic circus entertainer Calvin Kai Ku headlines the “Keep on Truckin’” show from Tandy Beal and Company on

Saturday, May 29.

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CABRILLO COLLEGE GRADUATES 1,240 STUDENTS IN VIRTUAL CEREMONY Cabrillo College Graduates 1,240 Students in Virtual Ceremony. Tomas Alejandrez was a homeless drug addict living on the streets of Fresno when he was 39. Now 47, he is set to graduate from Cabrillo College on Friday with three Associates degrees. He is one of 1,240 that will participate in the college’s virtual graduation. SANTA CRUZ COMIC DNA: WHY SO MANY COMEDIANS ARE GOING VEGAN 1 day ago · A&E Santa Cruz Comic DNA: Why So Many Comedians Are Going Vegan. Santa Cruz’s Vegan Comedy Show seemed niche—now it seems prescient. Dhaya Lakshminarayanan wanted to rebel as a teen; her parents’ meat-free cooking was too delicious. SANTA CRUZ POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATES ALLEGATIONS OF The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) is investigating accusations of police racism by a woman who says she was attacked by security guards at the Catalyst nightclub, then mistreated by police officers who responded. The incident occurred on Dec. 21, 2019, at a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony concert. WITH RECALL LAUNCHING, PVUSD TRUSTEE ACOSTA DEEMS EFFORT 1 day ago · The group leading the drive to recall Pajaro Valley Unified School District Trustee Georgia Acosta planned to file its petition last week, and organizers predict they will soon begin gathering the signatures needed to get the issue on the ballot. “We’re primed and ready, we’re in this for a HOME | GOOD TIMES SANTA CRUZTHIS WEEK’S ISSUECALENDARCOVER STORIESNEWSA & EFOOD & DRINK 1. Food & Drink. Oyunaa’s Specializes in Mongolian Cuisine and Inviting Ambiance. Chef and owner Oyunaa Sophie moved to Santa Cruz from Mongolia in 2005. 812. Dining Reviews. Returning to Downtown’s Most Charming Dining Room: Gabriella Cafe. Gabriella Cafe makes lunches that are gorgeous and abundant. 1.0K.

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If you’ve visited Severino’s Bar and Grill on a Thursday evening in the last decade, you know that no one pours smooth jazz from the bell of a trumpet quite like Stan Soroken. This month, Soroken joins the long list of esteemed musicians—including Velzoe Brown and Don McCaslin—to receive a Brownie Award by the Santa REMEMBERING SANTA CRUZ’S SUMMER OF LOVE Ground zero of that back-to-the-garden odyssey was the San Francisco Bay Area, with Santa Cruz and its surrounding mountains serving as the ultra-hip backyard. Everyone who could roll a joint, hitchhike, and/or fake a laid-back attitude headed West in advance of the 1967 Summer of Love. Many arrived early, already attuned to the spectacular THINGS TO DO IN SANTA CRUZ: MAY 26-JUNE 1 SANTA CRUZ IN PHOTOS: LA BAHIA DEMOLITION PUT ON HOLD Demolition has been put on hold at the historic La Bahia Hotel on Beach Street near the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. The teardown got under way weeks before the Covid-19 breakout, which has iced the massive project. Plans call for a new 165-room, four-star hotel, based

on

THE NINE TESTS OF SCORPIO The Tests are as follows. Physical tests: sexuality, physical comfort over service to others; and the right use of money. Emotional tests: fear (inhibiting activities); hate (which destroys relationships); and excessive and obsessive ambition and desire for power, (which can destroy entire nations. Hitler is an example). SANTA CRUZ SYMPHONY'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR STEPS DOWN The Santa Cruz Symphony is hanging out a “help wanted” sign as it begins a search for a new executive director. The symphony’s board announced this week that Dorothy Wise, who has held the executive director role since 2016, is leaving the position to join tech startup Mesh Communities with her daughter Jess Wise. KPIG RADIO LEGEND LAURIE ROBERTS, A MUSIC HISTORY BUFF, DIES By Jacob Piece and Todd Guild. Laurie Roberts had a voice that reverberated over the airwaves, no matter the quality of the speakers on your radio. Roberts, who died this past week at age 67, worked for KOME, KSJO, KFOX and the Americana station KPIG during a career legendary enough to earn her an induction into the Bay Area Radio Hall

of Fame.

92-UNIT SENIOR HOUSING PROJECT PROPOSED NEAR WEST CLIFF A developer has submitted plans for a 92-unit senior housing project, near West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz. The proposed project would be on 126 Eucalyptus Ave., close to the intersection of Eucalyptus and Pelton avenues. The development would sit on the rear portion of the Oblates of St. Joseph Catholic church campus. HOME | GOOD TIMES SANTA CRUZTHIS WEEK’S ISSUECALENDARCOVER STORIESNEWSA & EFOOD & DRINK 1. Food & Drink. Oyunaa’s Specializes in Mongolian Cuisine and Inviting Ambiance. Chef and owner Oyunaa Sophie moved to Santa Cruz from Mongolia in 2005. 812. Dining Reviews. Returning to Downtown’s Most Charming Dining Room: Gabriella Cafe. Gabriella Cafe makes lunches that are gorgeous and abundant. 1.0K.

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STAN SOROKEN

If you’ve visited Severino’s Bar and Grill on a Thursday evening in the last decade, you know that no one pours smooth jazz from the bell of a trumpet quite like Stan Soroken. This month, Soroken joins the long list of esteemed musicians—including Velzoe Brown and Don McCaslin—to receive a Brownie Award by the Santa REMEMBERING SANTA CRUZ’S SUMMER OF LOVE Ground zero of that back-to-the-garden odyssey was the San Francisco Bay Area, with Santa Cruz and its surrounding mountains serving as the ultra-hip backyard. Everyone who could roll a joint, hitchhike, and/or fake a laid-back attitude headed West in advance of the 1967 Summer of Love. Many arrived early, already attuned to the spectacular THINGS TO DO IN SANTA CRUZ: MAY 26-JUNE 1 SANTA CRUZ IN PHOTOS: LA BAHIA DEMOLITION PUT ON HOLD Demolition has been put on hold at the historic La Bahia Hotel on Beach Street near the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. The teardown got under way weeks before the Covid-19 breakout, which has iced the massive project. Plans call for a new 165-room, four-star hotel, based

on

THE NINE TESTS OF SCORPIO The Tests are as follows. Physical tests: sexuality, physical comfort over service to others; and the right use of money. Emotional tests: fear (inhibiting activities); hate (which destroys relationships); and excessive and obsessive ambition and desire for power, (which can destroy entire nations. Hitler is an example). SANTA CRUZ SYMPHONY'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR STEPS DOWN The Santa Cruz Symphony is hanging out a “help wanted” sign as it begins a search for a new executive director. The symphony’s board announced this week that Dorothy Wise, who has held the executive director role since 2016, is leaving the position to join tech startup Mesh Communities with her daughter Jess Wise. KPIG RADIO LEGEND LAURIE ROBERTS, A MUSIC HISTORY BUFF, DIES By Jacob Piece and Todd Guild. Laurie Roberts had a voice that reverberated over the airwaves, no matter the quality of the speakers on your radio. Roberts, who died this past week at age 67, worked for KOME, KSJO, KFOX and the Americana station KPIG during a career legendary enough to earn her an induction into the Bay Area Radio Hall

of Fame.

92-UNIT SENIOR HOUSING PROJECT PROPOSED NEAR WEST CLIFF A developer has submitted plans for a 92-unit senior housing project, near West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz. The proposed project would be on 126 Eucalyptus Ave., close to the intersection of Eucalyptus and Pelton avenues. The development would sit on the rear portion of the Oblates of St. Joseph Catholic church campus. SANTA CRUZ RESTAURANT SCENE RETURNS AS BARCELONETA BOUNCES 11 hours ago · What a pleasure it is to see our restaurants opening their doors again, tentatively—careful to acknowledge social distancing room at the bar—but with confidence.. In downtown Santa Cruz, the summertime attitude of Barceloneta is back, welcoming locals and visitors into its spacious tiled interior with beach blanket pillows on long banquettes. Our meal last week was distinguished by a SANTA CRUZ COUNCILMEMBER FIRST TO JUMP INTO SUPE RACE 7 hours ago · Six weeks after Santa Cruz County Supervisor Ryan Coonerty announced that he wouldn’t seek reelection in 2022, the race to replace him has its first candidate.. Santa Cruz City Councilmember Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson was as surprised as anyone to learn that Coonerty wouldn’t seek a third term.

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