Measure D, on Santa Cruz County's November ballot, would extend 1986's voter-approval requirement for onshore oil and gas facilities to cover seabed mining too — locking in local control before federal leasing opens central coast waters to drilling and mineral extraction as soon as next year.

This article is was written by Mark Conley of Lookout Santa Cruz about the middle road Guy Preston must take on Measure D.

Fake news and loss of civility is polarizing our community. How will it impact the value of truth and democracy.

Ryan Coonerty dreams of getting hit by a meteor rather than face another debate on Measure D.

Dr. Bruce Sawhill voices his opinions about railbanking, Measure D, and talk about town.

Miles Reiter, CEO of Driscoll’s is a strong supporter of YES on Measure D. He asks voters to think about the facts, not the deception.

William Ow of the Ow Family voices his opinion for why Santa Cruz must not miss this opportunity with Measure D

Lots of new information on the trail options for the rail corridor has emerged in the last month from RTC meetings.

People on both sides of the Measure D are mesmerized by existentialist visions of a happy rail future that is unlikely to materialize.

This guest commentary is from Peggy Dolgenos of Cruzio. Each week in May, we will post opinions from both sides of this issue.

Last week we launched a survey to our subscribers to learn about their position on Measure D in the upcoming midterm elections. The number of responses we received were wonderful!

For those who need to commute between north and south Santa Cruz County, the proposed Rail Trail already has a valid competitor, other than a car.

In this excerpt, Lloyd Tabb weighs in on Measure D. We will showcase the opinions of other technologist on this vital issue.

In this survey, Santa Cruz Works subscribers are asked how they will vote in the upcoming June mid-terms.

AI is tackling everything from health to global warming. Could it help with misinformation spread on social media? Maybe even Measure D?