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New Inside and Out, Wait Till You Taste De La Hacienda
De La Hacienda just completed a facade improvement project with the City of Santa Cruz, and they are looking good.
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De La Hacienda just completed a facade improvement project with the City of Santa Cruz, and they are looking good.
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June's Santa Cruz New Tech Meetup will be held at and hosted by Amazon.
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The Business Roadmap simplifies starting a business in Santa Cruz with four straightforward steps: Plan, Permit, Launch, and Grow.
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This article is a special feature from our intern, Nick Kazden, to share his findings from a research project he has worked on to uncover patterns in the Business License Database and provide analysis of what our current business climate looks like compar
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Siklu Inc., Cruzio and the City of Santa Cruz announced a project to bring gigabit internet speeds to local residential, business and community sites.
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We have a tool that can meet the needs of any entrepreneur in their hunt for the prime spot, called ZoomProspector.
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If you have driven on Ocean Street lately, on the stretch of road between Water and Soquel, a little yellow building may have caught your eye and you may have wondered to yourself...What the heck is Coffeeville?”
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Are you and your business prepared for potential flooding and severe weather?
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Truth be told admission is ALWAYS free, but there is no better time to visit the Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center's newly installed interactive exhibits.
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Economic development just promoted one of our brightest to help us tackle one of our most pressing needs: housing.
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It has been a busy year for Economic Development, with some big wins marking our ongoing efforts throughout the year.
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On Tuesday, December 8, the Santa Cruz City Council unanimously approved the first Fiber-to-the-Home gigabit network in Silicon Valley.