  Key electroweak measurements performed by the SLD collaboration at the SLC
are described and recent results given. The left-right cross-section asymmetry,
$A_{LR}$, has been updated to include the 1996 data. It remains the single most
precise measurement of $\sin^2\theta_W^{eff}$, and it is compared to the LEP
results. The polarized differential cross section for $b$-quarks is measured
and is used to perform a unique direct measurement of the parity violation
parameter for $b$ quarks, $A_b$. The excellent capability to perform secondary
vertexing at SLC with CCD-based vertex detectors is described, including first
physics results with the new detector VXD3. The vertexing is used to full
advantage to make a highly pure B tag to measure the fraction of hadronic $Z^0$
decays going to $b$ quarks, $R_b$. The vertexing, in combination with
electron-beam polarization, is used to measure $B_d^0$ mixing. The prospects
for making a $B_s^0$ mixing measurement are excellent given good SLC
performance in the upcoming SLC run(s).
