Eliassen Group, LLC ("Eliassen Group"), a strategic consulting and talent solutions firm, today announced that it has acquired The Armada Group, Inc. ("The Armada Group"), a talent solutions firm based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Riding with friends is the best. That’s why we’re beyond excited to share the new Group Ride feature on the Onewheel App. Simply create a ride, share it with friends, and get out there!

Silicon Valley has emerged as a major new source of philanthropic activity. As the economy flourishes, tech entrepreneurs are pouring more and more money into the social impact space. But it’s not just about the money.

Another amazing Santa Cruz Works New Tech event is in the Books. Thanks to our diverse range of presenters, partners, and sponsors. Check out the photos and one video presentation you don't want to miss!

Last year, electric motorcycle maker Zero introduced the SR/F, a naked-style streetbike. It was a joy to ride, fun and fast. The SR/F made a strong argument for going electric for motorcyclists. But then a couple weeks ago Zero made a even stronger argument to go electric, Zero debuted the new SR/S.

Three local companies have made the Inc. 5000 Series: California, a list of the state’s 250 fastest-growing private companies.

Santa Cruz County voters have a new choice when they go to the polls, they can vote by paper or with a new high tech tablet.

With up to $16 million in funding from DARPA, UC Santa Cruz engineers will work with doctors and scientists at UC Davis and Tufts University to develop bioelectronic intelligent control of wound regeneration

BREAKING NEWS: We are very excited to announce 5 inspirational CruzHacks 2020 projects at the Santa Cruz Works New Tech event on March 4.

New life is being pumped into the aging and little-used Moss Landing power plant, this time it’s coming in the form of clean and renewable energy.

Santa Cruz Work’s got exclusive access to cover the action as Chris Metcalfe presents the new model. A leaked video of the SR/S led to an earlier release, exemplifying the overwhelming interest in Zero’s innovation.

The natural foods industry veteran will serve as retail advisor to e-commerce company Jane Technologies, bringing with him decades of experience in natural and organic foods — an industry he says felt similar in its early days to the cannabis industry now.

UC Santa Cruz has been accepted into a new national network of colleges and universities that have made an explicit commitment to developing technology that will advance the public interest.

Mr. Tesler, who worked for several leading tech companies, including Xerox, Apple, Amazon and Yahoo, devoted much of his career to the idea of making computers practical, affordable and easy to use.

If you have a clean energy idea and are in California, apply for CalSEED’s grant funding. Early stage entrepreneurs can get $150K on this first round with the possibility of $450k to come! Applications open February 28th.

Author Dean Hovey applies Design Thinking methodology to solve growth issues in Watsonville.

Green Tech was a big hit with presentations from both local companies as well as Gringgo (2 “g”s for “go green”) from Indonesia, Microsoft from Redmond, and more

Justine Haupt never expected that a project she’d been working on for the past three years would suddenly cause her website to crash.

Atmotube detects harmful air conditions and alerts users on their phones. By By detecting harmful gases and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), continuously measuring temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure, Atmotube is democratizing air quality monitors.

Three time international champions Aptos High School is charging up for the 2020 season. You can help!