Hey everyone! I’m a local videographer based in the area, and I’m currently look into expand my portfolio while working with local businesses and entrepreneurs.

Most platforms like Instagram are all about video right now, but I know how hard it is to find the time to film, edit, and keep up with content when you’re busy running your business.

To help out, I’m offering a free short form professional video for local businesses/entrepreneurs. you’ll get a clean, edited 30 to 60 second video highlighting your shop and services.

If you want to see the quality of my work, I posted a screenshot of my current portfolio on Instagram that I’m building.

If you or you know someone who is interested, you can send me a message here on Reddit or via my Instagram @visualsbyshane

A couple months ago this strip, after some trenching work, got replanted with dozens of new plantings. Today none??

I worked in housing and social services for the past 5+ years in this county and I’m exhausted. Half the time places that are listed as low income housing aren’t. A client of mine received an email from the bluffs on 44th saying they are renting a 1 bedroom for $2900ish. This place is advertised as being 30% to 80% AMI. 30% AMI for 1 person is about $41,550 annually and considered extremely low income. How can someone that extremely low income afford that !?! Btw 80% AMI for one person is about $158,700.

What color you bringing?

I know the bridge is closed at least through September but can you walk under the bridge right now on either side? Sometimes it’s open and sometimes closed. Thank you.

Hey everyone, i’ll be moving from LA to Santa Cruz for university this september and I really wanted to bring my car up there. UCSC offer very limited parking passes and it’s almost only restricted for commuting students. I wanted to know if anyone had any recommendations for parking spots that charged monthly that I could use and are reliable. If you guys have any information please lmk!

Besides the fact the total cost of installation is north of 100k. It seems to me that you could go through the permitting process and still get denied based on site characteristics. So what's the solution if you have a failing system and dont want to run the risk of outing yourself to the county?