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‘Like an earthquake’: El Niño is coming for California – is the state ready?

A mix of natural disasters could all befall the state at once as it finds itself in the crosshairs of the climate phenomenon

The Guardian - US · Oct 7

Fenavid 2026: Bolivia's 26th Film Fest Brings 150+ Free Screenings and a 100-Hour Filmmaking Race

Bolivia's top film festival, Fenavid 2026, runs Oct. 3–9 in Santa Cruz with free screenings, the 100x100 challenge, and films from 30+ countries.

Latin Times · Oct 5

Bolivia's New Diesel Price Explained: Who's Striking, Who Made a Deal, and What's Next

Bolivia's diesel price rose 83% overnight as Paz scraps the subsidy ahead of an IMF vote. What's confirmed, what's disputed, and what comes next.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Inside Bolivia's Plan for Gun-Free OAS Police as Two Deadlines Close In

Bolivia asked the OAS for unarmed police after 53 days of blockades, but a corrected death toll and two separate deadlines show the crisis isn't over.

Latin Times · Sep 11

Sheep Evolve On Santa Cruz: Feral flock shrinks and hardens over 150 years; scientists document distinct breed

Introduced in 1851, the Santa Cruz Island sheep underwent remarkable adaptations over time. These resilient creatures became smaller to thrive in their harsh home environment, while their wool transformed, becoming lighter and less dense. Conservation initiatives launched in the late twentieth century aimed to protect this unique breed, and today,…

The Times of India · Sep 9

Bolivia's $1.9 Billion IMF Deal Reaches Congress — But Santa Cruz Just Set a Deadline That Could Blow It Up

Bolivia's $1.9B IMF deal is now before Congress, but a Sept. 9 Santa Cruz assembly and a currency float are reshaping the diesel-price fight.

Latin Times · Sep 7

Bolivia Orders Arrest of Suspected Hit-Squad Coordinator as Cerimedo's Scandal Reaches the Presidency

"Bolivia orders an arrest in the Beller shooting, opens a fourth Cerimedo case, and his own testimony now complicates Paz's account."

Latin Times · Sep 1

From a Prison Cell to Royalty: Tatiana Marset Crowned Santa Cruz Carnival Queen While Facing Charges

Tatiana Marset walked free from a Bolivian prison and was crowned a Carnival comparsa queen — while her brother Sebastián faces trial in the US. She still faces charges was placed under house arrest in the bustling Bolivian metropolis of Santa Cruz de la Sierra.

Latin Times · Aug 24

Presidential Adviser Cerimedo Jailed as Nadia Beller Shooting Case Turns Political

Nadia Beller survived a Bolivia shooting and accused adviser Fernando Cerimedo of ordering it — then made far bigger claims about who runs the country.

Latin Times · Aug 23

Indian-origin UC Santa Cruz student dies as car plunges from cliff into ocean, male driver escaped with minor injuries

A 19-year-old US Santa Cruz student, Alli Renee Singh, was killed when a car that she was not driving plunged off Santa Cruz's iconic West Cliff Drive on August 13. The fatal crash took place near Streamer Lane, which is a world-famous surf break where massive waves touch the cliffs.

The Times of India · Aug 22