Aric Sleeper is a journalist based in Santa Cruz, California, focusing on local news and community issues. With a background in reporting for various publications, including the Santa Cruz Sentinel, East Bay Times, and The Mercury News, Aric covers a wide range of topics, from cultural events and environmental initiatives to local politics and social justice issues.
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SANTA CRUZ — Updates to the layouts of the California Coastal Commission's permit and appeal jurisdiction maps will be considered for approval at
Award made through Harbor Freight Tools for Schools program
By: Aric Sleeper
SANTA CRUZ — With the completion of some construction projects along West Cliff Drive in sight and others still far off on the horizon, Santa Cruz
By: Aric Sleeper
SANTA CRUZ — With seven candidates in the race for three open seats on the Scotts Valley City Council, and incumbent Mayor Randy Johnson and
MOSS LANDING — Regional leaders and members of local environmental organizations gathered at Moss Landing Marine Labs on a foggy Friday afternoon
By: Aric Sleeper
SANTA CRUZ — At its meeting Thursday evening, the city of Santa Cruz's Planning Commission will consider amendments to the city code that would require residents to apply energy efficiency measures when making substantial home renovations.
By: Aric Sleeper
SANTA CRUZ — Beginning with its initial planning in the 2010s and entering its first phase of construction during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Kresge College Renewal Project at UC Santa Cruz is now in the midst of its second and final phase, which is slated for completion later next year.
By: Aric Sleeper
City of Santa Cruz Emergency Operations Manager Meredith Albert discusses the steps to take to prepare for an earthquake and what to do if one similar in scale to the Loma Prieta Earthquake of 1989 were to strike again.
By: Aric Sleeper
Project contains 105 single-room occupancy units SANTA CRUZ — The city of Santa Cruz will host an online community meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
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