Published for four years in the 1990s, the periodical provided a space for local LGBTQ+ residents to learn about safer sex practices, communicate community issues, celebrate their identity and more.By Janelle Salanga

Can a city legally punish someone for sleeping outside if there’s no shelter available? That’s the question at the heart of a U.S. Supreme Court case slated for a ruling by the end of June.By Elena Neale-Sacks

"Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill" is coming to the Sunset Center's Studio 105, with the help of some local performers.By Dylan Music

Comedian Paula Poundstone performs at the Rio Theater in Santa Cruz this SaturdayBy Dylan Music

Students who formed an encampment in support of Palestine at UC Santa Cruz escalated their protests on Tuesday. They blocked both entrances to the University, preventing traffic from moving on or off of campus.By Erin Malsbury

Walking tours are just some of the efforts illuminating the seemingly invisible presence and impact of Chinese cultural enclaves in Salinas, Pacific Grove and Santa Cruz.By Janelle Salanga

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.By Janelle Salanga, Jerimiah Oetting, Erin Malsbury

KAZU speaks with Lookout Santa Cruz reporter Hillary Ojeda about the Ruyles, a family that is leaving California due to the high cost of living in Santa Cruz County.By Jerimiah Oetting

Santa Cruz Resident Charlie Lindner of the Jazz Trio The Pickle Mafia performs and talks about making music and pickles with KAZU's Dylan Music in Studio BBy Dylan Music

Increased Narcan access is one of the latest efforts by local government to address growing opioid-related deaths in Monterey County.By Janelle Salanga

I Cantori's music director discusses the upcoming concert "Opera Under the Stars" at Carmel's Forest TheaterBy Dylan Music

The pelicans appear to be starving and are unable to fly. SPCA Monterey County's Beth Brookhouser discusses what the organization is doing to help.By Jerimiah Oetting

The center joins 13 others across the Cal State system specifically for queer and trans students.By Janelle Salanga

Dozens of tents line the UCSC Quarry Plaza in protest of the university's support of Israel.By Erin Malsbury

A Berman-authored law partly inspired the event, organized by a coalition of local journalists and educators. It aims to bolster students’ ability to detect misinformation.By Janelle Salanga

Pro-Palestinian protesters set up tents outside the UCSC Bookstore on Wednesday morningBy Erin Malsbury

Music student Keshav Batish performs alongside his father, Ashwin Batish, who plays tabla. His upcoming recital at UCSC Recital Hall is part of his DMA program at UCSC.By Dylan Music

The multimedia exhibit, at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History, has been several years in the making. It’s the product of efforts by Watsonville Filipinos to show a fuller picture of their families’ lives beyond the 1930 anti-Filipino race riots.By Janelle Salanga

Three weeks after a segment of Highway 1 fell into the ocean in Big Sur, businesses and residents are counting down the days until the expected May 27 reopening at Rocky Creek.By Elena Neale-Sacks

A Santa Cruz startup is 3D printing surfboards out of recycled plastic in hopes of making surfing more sustainable.By Erin Malsbury