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Mick Routh and I rarely agree, he’s spot on when it comes to Kristen Brown being unavailable to her constituents. Kristen is endorsed by the entire political system, she hawks her connections at the state level and with Jimmy Panetta as her advantage. She’s been focused on her career and solely her career since she […]
"Our choice is Capitola Mayor Kristen Brown, an eight-year member of the City Council, who also is chair of the county Regional Transportation Commission and former president of the Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments (AMBAG)," writes the Sentinel Editorial Board. "Brown’s election would elevate a woman onto what has been an all-male board."
Ready or not, election season is upon us. For the Sentinel Editorial Board, that means extended interview sessions with candidates for local offices, along with public officials’ advocating for new taxes, or advocates for and against a Santa Cruz measure that could constrain future housing development.
The 40-year county resident and longtime Soquel Creek Water District boardmember, confident in his own skills and expertise, aims to broaden the scope of their application by running for the soon-to-be vacant 2nd District seat on the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors.
Santa Cruz County Clerk Tricia Webber told the Sentinel ballots for the March 5 presidential primary will be mailed out to voters the first week of February with voter guides sent about a week prior.