PK Hattis is a Reporter at the Santa Cruz Sentinel. He covers health, transportation, and local government, particularly the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors, bringing a personal touch to his reporting as a lifelong resident of the area. PK’s work has been featured in prominent publications such as the East Bay Times, The Fresno Bee, and The Mercury News, among others.
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PK Hattis' coverage is heavily focused on local politics, government announcements, and infrastructure in Santa Cruz County. Pitches should provide insights into local political developments, public transportation issues, or infrastructure projects within Santa Cruz County.
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SANTA CRUZ — California State Sen. John Laird revealed that he recently completed a series radiation treatments after two cancerous skin growths were removed from the top of his head. Laird noted that his work on behalf of the California public continued uninterrupted during his treatment cycle, but the diagnosis did require some noticeable sartorial choic
DAVENPORT — One patient was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and five others were rescued after they attempted to scale a cliff in Davenport over the weekend.
The county's fire safety efforts recently received recognition from the California Board of Forestry and Fire Pro
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“Given improved countywide cellular coverage, ongoing maintenance challenges, and limited benefit to motorists relative to program cost, continued operation of the system is no longer practical,” the agency announced.
Capitola investigators believe the suspect, 65-year-old Frank Medina, entered West Coast Community Bank and demanded money while wearing a white and gray bob-style wig before he fled the area with an undisclosed amount of currency. No…
CAPITOLA — The Capitola Police Department announced the arrest of 65-year-old Frank Medina in connection with a June bank robbery at West Coast Community Bank.
The 3.5-acre site is to be sold to Community HousingWorks for $3.28 million
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... BEN LOMOND — Even though county finances are tight, the encouraging numbers coming out of a
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Santa Cruz Metro leaders refused a proposal to place a half-cent sales tax on the November ballot in order to sustain a robust network of services for the foreseeable future and, instead, signaled a stronger interest in putting a similar…
