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tpgonlinedaily.com > scotts-valley-moves-forward-with-hotel-tax-increase-measure-for-november-ballot

Scotts Valley Moves Forward With Hotel Tax Increase Measure for November Ballot – TPG Online Daily

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (642+ words) Scotts Valley voters will be asked in November whether to increase the city’s hotel tax from 11% to 13% under a measure approved by the City Council on June 3. The proposal would raise the city’s Transient Occupancy Tax, commonly known as the…...

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tpgonlinedaily.com > housing-matters-to-cut-capacity-at-rebele-family-shelter-recuperative-care-center-amid-funding-shortfalls > amp

Housing Matters to Cut Capacity at Rebele Family Shelter, Recuperative Care Center Amid Funding Shortfalls

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (364+ words) Housing Matters, one of Santa Cruz County’s largest providers of homelessness services, announced plans to reduce capacity at two of its key programs as it seeks to address persistent budget deficits and preserve operations for the long term. The nonprofit…...

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tpgonlinedaily.com > lawsuit-challenges-santa-cruz-county-approval-of-57-unit-housing-project

Lawsuit Challenges Santa Cruz County Approval of 57-Unit Housing Project

3+ mon, 2+ day ago   (984+ words) SANTA CRUZ — A neighborhood group has filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn Santa Cruz County’s approval of a 57-unit apartment project at 841 Capitola Road, arguing the county misapplied state housing law, bypassed required environmental review and approved a development far…...

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tpgonlinedaily.com > pvusd-takes-first-step-to-close-schools

PVUSD Takes First Step to Close Schools

3+ mon, 4+ week ago   (825+ words) WATSONVILLE — With enrollment in sharp decline, the Pajaro Valley Unified School District is making the first move to close schools by forming a community advisory committee to help make the difficult decisions. The plan was unveiled at the March 18 PVUSD…...