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Two men in hard hats look up at building damage in an alley in downtown Santa Cruz.
The sign informs us that the Laborers' International, specifically the Laborers and Hod Carriers local of Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties, is building the pavilions to temporarily house displaced local businesses.
Buildings in Chittenden. The community was named after Nathaniel W. Chittenden, a San Francisco lawyer who settled in the area.
People watch from behind a fence as bulldozers finish off the Drennan Building. This hole was where Bookshop Santa Cruz had been. The Santa Cruz Coffee Roasting Company next door, where two people died, has not been razed yet as of this photo.
Buses line up outside the Civic Auditorium in its role as a temporary shelter after the 1989 earthquake.
It looks as if B of A either helped fund this pavilion or may be open inside. Other businesses open inside are Universe Records, SC Baseball Card Center, Discount Records, Max Dakota, Bead It, Greenpeace, Eclectic, Pipeline, Rainbow Records,…
A sign indicates the open hours for the businesses serving food in the temporary pavilions.