The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office warned parents Monday after charging a 35-year-old Watsonville resident with sex assault of minors he met on Snapchat and other social media using handles such as “Cookies_squad,” “Penjaminpookie” and “LuciousLouie.”
Lookout Local
Online Audio and Video Media
Santa Cruz, CA 701 followers
Lookout Local's fundamental mission is to serve communities with a higher standard of news and community engagement.
About us
Lookout Local, Inc. is the parent company of the individual city Lookout sites. It’s a public benefit corporation whose fundamental mission is to serve its communities with new and higher standard of news, information, and of community engagement and interaction. Lookout is a new network of digital-only, editorially-robust, locally-focused media outlets offering community-focused news and resources. Lookout network sites will serve mid-size markets, repopulating news and advertising deserts with vibrant, community-based media in cities where this has rapidly declined, if not disappeared entirely. Lookout Santa Cruz is the company’s first launch, due later this year.
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- Online Audio and Video Media
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Santa Cruz, CA
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
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725 Front Street
Suite 401
Santa Cruz, CA 95060, US
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Updates
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The banana slug, UC Santa Cruz's fearless mascot, is now California's official state slug.
Banana slug now official state slug, 1 of 3 new symbols
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A 4.2-magnitude earthquake centered near Watsonville was felt by thousands just before 4 a.m. Sunday.
4.2-magnitude earthquake hits near Watsonville
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A key pre-election campaign finance reporting deadline on Thursday revealed that the biggest players in America’s soft drink industry, including the parent companies of Coke, Pepsi, Dr Pepper and Red Bull, have donated nearly $1 million to defeat a city of Santa Cruz ballot measure this fall that would enact a special tax on sugary drinks.
Coke, Pepsi and Red Bull spend big to defeat Santa Cruz’s soda tax
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Are you on the lookout for a new career path in Santa Cruz County? Look no further! We’ve curated a list of the top 10 Santa Cruz County job opportunities recently posted to our job board, spanning various industries and roles
10 Hot Jobs in Santa Cruz County: Week of September 27
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The Water and Wildfire Protection Initiative, on the ballot in Santa Cruz County this November as Measure Q, would introduce a parcel tax of $87 to be collected annually and distributed across the county for a wide range of projects from managing public lands and reducing wildfire risks to protecting drinking water sources. The only group to register official opposition to the tax is the Santa Cruz County Fire Chiefs Association. It believes that the measure does not offer enough specifics on how it will reduce wildfire risk and does not adequately fund fire districts.
Measure Q: Water and wildfire protection tax has one surprising opponent — county fire chiefs
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Coke, Pepsi, Dr. Pepper and Red Bull have spent nearly $1 million so far to defeat a City of Santa Cruz ballot measure proposing a new tax on sugary drinks this fall.
Coke, Pepsi and Red Bull spend big to defeat Santa Cruz’s soda tax
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State Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara told 140 attendees of an online event organized by the Rural Bonny Doon Association on Wednesday night that his overhaul of the state insurance market is expected to be ready for implementation by December. Other insurance experts spoke of ways homeowners could improve their chances of finding coverage in a market situation made dire by the threat of wildfires in Santa Cruz County.
In Bonny Doon meeting, state says help on home insurance is coming
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The City of Capitola is seeking to hike its sales tax from 9% to 9.25%, raising an additional estimated $2.2 million a year for the city’s general fund, with the city council ultimately deciding how the money is spent. Officials emphasized that the sales tax rate hasn’t increased since 2016 and that Capitola’s rate would still be the lowest in Santa Cruz County.
Capitola’s Measure Y would up sales tax, raising $2.2 million a year
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On the final day of the Oakland A's long run in the Bay Area, one of the team's most iconic figures, cheerleader and longtime Capitola resident Krazy George Henderson, reflects on his long career in the stands and the legacy of his creation, The Wave.
The saga of Krazy George: As the A’s leave Oakland, the team’s most prominent fan reflects on the old days