An arrest has been made this week in the assault of Santa Cruz resident Bryan Stow. Stow is in critical condition after being assaulted by two people after a Giants-Dodgers game in Los Angeles on March 31. Stow is currently at San Francisco General Hospital where he was transferred from LAC-USC on May 17. Community [...]
Question: What would be the impact of the Night Owl bus service being canceled?
It’s time to relish the last days of procrastination before finals — take a break from your healthy diet and feast on this sweet treat.
This week on the show, Thomas and Danny survive the Rapture to talk about Mark DeRosa’s potentially career-ending wrist injury, Tim Lincecum the Great and Terrible, Cody Ross’s hot streak, and Ryan Vogelsong’s spot in the rotation.
As family dynamics change and communication lines are threatened, food culture serves as a way to link grandmother and granddaughter across generations.
My love affair with food began the day I grew out of being a picky eater. As a child, I tended to move my veggies to the side of my plate and preferred the label fast food over foodie. Since moving to Santa Cruz, I have learned to embrace foods of all shapes and sizes.
With the costs of food and a UC education rising, many students are having an increasingly hard time affording food, forcing them to find alternative methods of attaining meals. Some get crafty, while others utilize on- and off-campus resources.
Fueled by social media, pop-up restaurants and food trucks are becoming increasingly popular in the Bay Area and urban areas around the country.
Driving into the Santa Cruz Mountains it is often safer to focus on the winding road ahead than to look around you. But through the forest to either side of the highway is dispersed a vibrant community of viticulturalists and vintners involved in a renowned wine industry.
Arts and Entertainment writer Mitchell Bates gives a thumbs-up to the new Fleet Foxes album, “Helplessness Blues,” and critiques the lack of sizzle between the love interests in the Marvel Comics-based “Thor.”