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City budget adopted by Santa Cruz City Council - Vimarsana News

City budget adopted by Santa Cruz City Council

The city of Santa Cruz budget for fiscal year 2025 was adopted by the Santa Cruz City Council at its meeting Tuesday with some modifications made by the direction of the governing body.

City seeks feedback on Downtown Plan Expansion project - Vimarsana News

City seeks feedback on Downtown Plan Expansion project

The city of Santa Cruz recently announced the release of the public review draft of its downtown plan expansion project, which would change the zoning in the neighborhood south of Laurel Street to pave the way for a new stadium and a series of highrise buildings. Community members are urged to provide their feedback about the document by July 10.

Mayor's Message | Affordable housing goal remains elusive – Santa Cruz Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Mayor's Message | Affordable housing goal remains elusive – Santa Cruz Sentinel

Emerging from Affordable Housing Month, I am reflecting on our community's efforts to build and sustain affordable housing, as well as the challenges ahead.

NEW BOOK "HOW CALIFORNIA WORKS" UNLOCKS MYSTERIES OF GOVERNMENT, EMPOWERS READERS TO CREATE CHANGE - Vimarsana News

NEW BOOK "HOW CALIFORNIA WORKS" UNLOCKS MYSTERIES OF GOVERNMENT, EMPOWERS READERS TO CREATE CHANGE

/PRNewswire/ -- California Local, a digital outlet for trusted local news and community resources, today announced the availability of its first published...

Water, wildfire protection measure headed for November ballot in Santa Cruz County - Vimarsana News

Water, wildfire protection measure headed for November ballot in Santa Cruz County

A ballot measure aimed at raising millions in local funding each year to bolster Santa Cruz County's resilience to climate change impacts will go before voters in November.