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Santa Cruz ACLU panel examines privacy rights - Vimarsana News

Santa Cruz ACLU panel examines privacy rights

With the technologies that now exist, how could anyone reasonably expect that anything that they do is private?

Lighthouse Field: Peace village to battle lines | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History - Vimarsana News

Lighthouse Field: Peace village to battle lines | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History

"My mother Dana Potter, moved to Santa Cruz in 1948 to run a florist and nursery business on Ocean Street," writes columnist Ross Eric Gibson. "Her parents, Poppy and Hopie Potter, decided to join her, driving from Maryland to Santa Cruz in a 1949 Chevy, calling themselves the new '49ers. They bought a home on West Cliff Drive, a neighborhood with a small population and a large number of vacant summer cottages."

Country Music Fans Reveal Why They Will Never Listen To Beyoncé - Vimarsana News

Country Music Fans Reveal Why They Will Never Listen To Beyoncé

With some country radio stations initially reluctant to play the pop star’s latest releases “Texas Hold ’Em” and “16 Carriages,” The Onion asked country music fans why they would never listen to Beyoncé, and this is what they said.

Employee Profile: Honoring Veteran and CACI Leader Maj. Gen. Gary Patton, ... - Vimarsana News

Employee Profile: Honoring Veteran and CACI Leader Maj. Gen. Gary Patton, ...

Employee Profile: Honoring Veteran and CACI Leader Maj. Gen. Gary Patton, ...

Santa Cruz plans high-rise living as a fix for sky-high housing costs — and meets opposition - Vimarsana News

Santa Cruz plans high-rise living as a fix for sky-high housing costs — and meets opposition

You can sense it in the ubiquitous “Help Wanted” posters in artsy shops and restaurants, in the ranks of university students living out of their cars and in the outsize