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Santa Cruz County Office of Education raises Pride flag

Students and Santa Cruz County Office of Education staff gathered outside the county education office Thursday to raise the Pride flag and fly it along the state and national flags.

After years of failures to address sexual misconduct, Carmel Unified School District tries to reset amid leadership turnover.

AMY ALLEN HAS SEEN THE EDUCATIONAL FILMS THAT ARE MEANT TO HELP GIVE YOUNG PEOPLE A SCRIPT TO FOLLOW IN DIFFICULT SITUATIONS. Even so, real life is more complicated. It

Former Carmel High vice principal charged with failure to report child abuse

Former Carmel High School Vice Principal Debra Puente recently pleaded not guilty to criminal charges of failing to report child abuse.

Nonprofit leader Gabriela Trigueiro vies for the city's 1st District – Santa Cruz Sentinel

Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Santa Cruz County Gabriela Trigueiro is competing for the Santa Cruz City Council’s District 1 seat against Dave Tannaci of the Santa Cruz Water Department.

Coast Line | Senderos group presents winter dance performance on Saturday

Senderos presents the December in Mexico winter performance from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Branciforte Middle School multipurpose room, 315 Poplar Ave., Santa Cruz.

Local nonprofit wins award for international efforts

Corre La Voz Program Faces Downsizing - City on a Hill Press

The bell rings through the corridors of Branciforte Middle School as flocks of students pour out of classrooms, lugging their backpacks. Most are exhausted and eager to get home.But some stick a

Queer youth leaders honored at awards ceremony Saturday

Step by Step, Embracing a Future With Each Other

Doug Lockwood and Linda Murphy met in 2019 as members of a support group for people who had lost longtime spouses. A year later came a series of walks that eventually led them to the altar.

New COVID-19 protocol goes into effect at some Santa Cruz County schools

Some schools in Santa Cruz County have implemented the practice called substantial exposure, which treats an entire student body as if they were all exposed to COVID-19.