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UC Santa Cruz student workers, researchers strike over police crackdown at pro-Palestine protests - Vimarsana News

UC Santa Cruz student workers, researchers strike over police crackdown at pro-Palestine protests

It's the third strike at UC Santa Cruz in five years. Their union, UAW 4811, argues that the university has violated free speech. The action is distinct from the encampment on campus in solidarity with Palestine, but shares similar demands.

Source: kazu.org
A CalMatters reporter discusses California's $95 million plan to help undocumented flooding victims - Vimarsana News

A CalMatters reporter discusses California's $95 million plan to help undocumented flooding victims

The announcement comes months after Gov. Gavin Newsom promised money from the state's rapid response fund to help undocumented workers who can't access FEMA assistance.

Source: kazu.org
So Many Flowers, You Can See Them From Space - Vimarsana News

So Many Flowers, You Can See Them From Space

The wet winter has led to countless flowers decorating our local landscapes. Science illustrator Erin Hunter guided KAZU's Doug McKnight on a walk through a coastal superbloom, describing the species and colors along the way.

Source: kazu.org
KAZU wins four regional Edward R. Murrow awards - Vimarsana News

KAZU wins four regional Edward R. Murrow awards

The awards were for reporting in 2022 in the categories of Breaking News, DEI, Excellence in Sound and Excellence in Writing.

Source: kazu.org
FEMA relief has arrived, but not everyone in Pajaro will qualify - Vimarsana News

FEMA relief has arrived, but not everyone in Pajaro will qualify

Some Pajaro flood victims will not qualify for the long-awaited federal reimbursement programs through FEMA. But local charities are filling the gap.

Source: kazu.org