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I saw a body on my morning walk and did nothing: What kind of place is Santa Cruz County becoming?

Writer Gabriel Kittle-Cervine saw a person passed out on a Santa Cruz County sidewalk and gave them a wide berth. The encounter made him realize how desensitized we’ve all become to suffering. From houselessness at home to violence nationwide, oppression has become normalized, even among those who care deeply. Amid ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions, local protests and growing calls for accountability, he challenges Santa Cruz C…
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Lookout Local Santa Cruz broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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