Scott Cohn is a Reporter/Host at KAZU, NPR for Monterey, Salinas, and Santa Cruz. With over 40 years of experience, he focuses on journalism, media, and social interest topics, emphasizing accessibility, diversity, and inclusion. He has been featured in prominent outlets including NBC News, CNBC, and Yahoo News.
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By: Scott Cohn
Key Points Tight inventories and higher than average interest rates have put a damper on the housing market, but there are pockets of strength in some states.
Key Points Despite trillions of dollars thrown at U.S. infrastructure since 2021, improvements have been spotty.
Key Points Extreme storms and other natural disasters are increasingly costly, with nearly as many events last year as in all of the 1980s.
By: Erin Malsbury, Scott Cohn
In today's newscast, a collaboration between UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz will bring more medical students to the Central Coast. And, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren pushes a bill offering some undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.
By: Scott Cohn
More than seven months after a natural gas explosion destroyed an apartment building in Capitola Village, some residents and nearby business owners are still picking up the pieces amid allegations the danger is not over.
By: Scott Cohn
For nearly 40 years, Santa Cruz County has been talking about reviving daily passenger rail service–for the first time since 1938–to ease the area's traffic congestion.
By: Scott Cohn, Ngozi Cole
In today's newscast, a new report says a proposed passenger rail line between Santa Cruz and Watsonville is not getting any cheaper. And, Monterey County wants to hear from residents about how best to address sustainable transportation gaps.
By: Scott Cohn, Katie Brown, Amy Mayer
Santa Cruz voters approve Measure C and Monterey Bay counties overwhelming vote for temporary redistricting. And, a violence prevention organization co-hosts a film screening about society’s narrow expectations of masculinity.
By: Scott Cohn, Erin Malsbury
In today's newscast, the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission approves a compromise that could help settle the rail trail debate. Plus, an update on the California gubernatorial race.
By: Scott Cohn
The sudden shutdown of CBS affiliate KION's newsroom in September has left the area with only one local TV news outlet, KSBW. Some warn the change is bad for the community.
