Scott Cohn is a journalist who has worked for CNBC, NBC News, and MSNBC. He focuses on national news in the United States and writes for CNBC and 90.3 KAZU, an NPR affiliate. His articles cover a range of topics including infrastructure, housing markets, financial scams, extreme weather preparedness, and local community projects.
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By: Scott Zamost, Scott Cohn, Jake Callahan
Victims filed arbitration claims against Morgan Stanley, alleging that it failed to reasonably supervise its employee.
Extreme weather is increasing, and these states are the worst in the U.S. at being prepared to protect residents and businesses.
By: Scott Cohn
The aging Pajaro levee is undergoing repairs ahead of winter, but will remain vulnerable to floods. Despite hopes for an expedited upgrade, a safer levee is still likely a decade away.
By: Scott Cohn
A grassroots organization called Housing for People says it has gathered enough signatures to add a measure to the ballot that, if passed, would limit the height of tall buildings in Santa Cruz. What would that mean for the housing crunch?
By: Scott Cohn
An animation of satellite images of the Central Coast from Tuesday afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service predicts periods of light to moderate rain in the region from Tuesday night until Saturday morning, though total rainfall amounts have decreased in recent reports.
By: Scott Cohn
Santa Cruz County Supervisor Zach Friend, Chairman of the Pajaro Regional Flood Management Agency, and Major Shantel Glass, San Francisco District Deputy Commander for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, sign a Project Partnership Agreement for the Pajaro River levee reconstruction project. Looking on are (l-r) Assembly Speaker Rob Rivas, D-Salinas; California Sen. John Laird, D-Santa Cruz; U.S. Representative Zoe Lofgren, California Water Resources Director Karla Nemeth, and U.S. Representative Jimmy Panetta.
CNBC's Scott Cohn reports on pushback against the California Forever project, a plan to erect a new city on open farmland in eastern Solano County.
By: Scott Cohn, Fred Keeley
Following a raucous public comment session that stretched from Tuesday evening into the wee hours of Wednesday morning, the Santa Cruz City Council voted down a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire “by all parties” in Gaza, and calling for the release of all hostages. Instead, the council approved a more generic resolution calling for “collaborative efforts supporting peaceful dialogue among all parties involved.”
CNBC's Scott Cohn joins ‘Squawk Box' with a look back at the $7 billion Ponzi scheme run by Texas billionaire R. Allen Stanford.
By: Scott Cohn
High water along the Pajaro river following winter storms in 2023. A levee reconstruction project set to begin this year would strengthen the levee system to 100-year flood protection.
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