After residents told to move their mobile homes for Coastal Rail Trail, some mull legal action buff.ly/3UY17mt via Max Chun

Also included: Humble Sea Brewing Co. expanding again.

The 124-unit affordable housing project, fused together with a more than 41,000-square-foot modern library, planned for the lot that hosts the Wednesday farmers market, promises to fundamentally change the physical feel of downtown Santa Cruz.

“We’ve heard a lot of evidence tonight, and they contradict each other,” Councilmember Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson said. “That’s not because one side is trying to misuse evidence, it’s because there is a lot of contradictory evidence out there.”

After child’s death, California weighs rules for phys ed during extreme weather buff.ly/3WHKoVT via KFF Health News

Check out the PBS NewsHour interview with Lookout founder Ken Doctor, and read more about our Pulitzer honor here lookout.co/lookout-santa-…

Newsom’s budget proposal ditches promise to fund 5 years of growth for UC and Cal State buff.ly/4bHS0Mt via @calmatters

WEDNESDAY'S TOP HEADLINES: Council OKs Westside dispensary, downtown library update, biz roundup and wine happenings buff.ly/3QKTz46 <-- News from @topherjneely, Jessica M. Pasko, Laurie Love, @lilywrenn and more

Laurie Love on Wine: Wine travels, Perfect Pair recap, comings and goings buff.ly/4dJkzem 🥂 Lookout's wine expert returns

This week in Santa Cruz County business: Global accolades for Climatize, temporary plans move forward for Capitola Wharf buff.ly/4akGR31 via Jessica M. Pasko

New images unveiled of Santa Cruz’s downtown library project buff.ly/4alBeS3 via @topherjneely

Over school district, parents’ objections, Santa Cruz City Council allows Westside dispensary by 6-1 vote buff.ly/4bk6DWf via @topherjneely

California cracked down after a crash killed 13 farmworkers. Why are workers still dying on the road? buff.ly/4dD0KVV via @calmatters

Lily Belli on Food: Beckmann’s pie honors, Humble Sea in S.F., Whale City Aptos opens buff.ly/4bE82He 🥧 🍻 Lots of #SantaCruz County food & drink news, and @lilywrenn covers it in her Tuesday newsletter

“We’re a small fish in a big pond, fighting against these giants of pie with industrial approaches and equipment,” operations manager Tony Stumbaugh told Lookout.

“I don’t believe there have been [more negotiations],” said an encampment media liaison. “I think [administrators] are now just trying to wait us out. But it hasn’t worked so far, we’re sticking with it, we’re not gonna let them just passively push us out. So, it’s their move.”

RTC Deputy Director Luis said staff and consultants are working to provide options for dealing with the encroachment issue to the commission. That could happen as soon as its June meeting, but might take longer.

High school sports roundup: Santa Cruz High in NorCal volleyball playoffs; CCS tourneys up next in baseball, softball buff.ly/3QLhT5P 🥎 ⚾ now updated with CCS softball and baseball seedings and openers for local squads

TUESDAY'S TOP HEADLINES: Rail trail-mobile homes conflict, UCSC encampment update, Beckmann’s blue-ribbon pies buff.ly/3V0PafK <-- Stories from Max Chun, Hillary Ojeda, @lilywrenn, @topherjneely and more, plus Community Voices opinion from activist Woody Rehanek

OPINION: Santa Cruz County could do more to fight climate change by promoting carbon sequestration through organic soil buff.ly/3wC4o1v ⬅️ Activist Woody Rehanek on embracing organic