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{March 11, 2010}
The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) and UC Santa Cruz Police Department (UCSCPD) document all reported crimes in the city and on campus. All information is provided by the SCPD and UCSCPD. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty.
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Man paints police car and downtown buildings
March 6, 12:05 a.m. — A SCPD officer was investigating an [...]
Tags: Crime, Police Blotter, Volume 44 Issue 20
On International Women’s Day, women gather globally to show they can build bridges to peace.
Tags: Advocacy, International Women's Day, Peace, Volume 44 Issue 20, Water Street Bridge, Women for Women International, Women's Rights
{March 4, 2010}
Faced with cuts to domestic abuse programs statewide, the Walnut Avenue Women’s Center works to remain steady on its own two feet. Agave Agape, a tequila-tasting fundraiser, provides an opportunity for the Santa Cruz community to give back to an organization that has helped countless women and families.
Tags: Food, Fundraisers, Volume 44 Issue 19, Volunteerism & Charity, Walnut Avenue Women's Center
Local and state government officials prepare for the census and want to be sure that no one is left out.
Tags: 2010 Census, Complete Count Committee, Culture & Community, Santa Cruz City Council, Volume 44 Issue 19
Homeless advocate and controversial figure imagines a different downtown.
Tags: Downtown Santa Cruz, Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom, Q&A, Robert Norse, Santa Cruz City Council, Volume 44 Issue 19
The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) and UC Santa Cruz Police Department (UCSCPD) document all reported crimes in the city and on campus. All information is provided by the SCPD and UCSCPD. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty.
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Man Flips Truck on Empire Grade
Feb. 25, 3:18 a.m. — California Highway Patrol responded to a [...]
Tags: Crime, Police Blotter, Volume 44 Issue 19
{February 25, 2010}
A brawl outside a Santa Cruz bar last week left four wounded and two arrested. The implications may go deeper to alcohol ordinances and out-of-city criminals.
Tags: Alcohol, Crime, Mike Rotkin, Santa Cruz Police, Volume 44 Issue 18
The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) and UC Santa Cruz Police Department (UCSCPD) document all reported crimes in the city and on campus. All information is provided by the SCPD and UCSCPD. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty.
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Armed robber leads police on three-county high-speed chase
Feb. 19, 9:54 p.m. — Officers responded to a report [...]
Tags: Police Blotter, Volume 44 Issue 18
{February 24, 2010}
Mountain Bike Festival Wheels into Town
Next Friday, the Santa Cruz Mountain Bike Festival will set its wheels in motion. The festival will focus on the growing prominence of women in mountain biking and all of the proceeds will go to help Soquel Demonstration Forest, a favorite haunt of the county’s mountain bikers.
Tags: Film & Video, Film Festivals, Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz, Mountain Biking, Outdoor Sports, Soquel Demonstration Forest, Volume 44 Issue 18
{February 18, 2010}
California State Assemblyman Bill Monning, along with Sen. Mark Leno, introduced a resolution last week urging the California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal/EPA) to require pesticide manufacturers to disclose inert ingredients in their products.
Tags: Bill Monning, Health & Wellness, Pesticides, Volume 44 Issue 17