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Two candidates are in the running to be the first elected mayor of Santa Cruz. → Read More
Rebuilding Santa Cruz mountain communities destroyed in the CZU lightning complex fire is top of mind for both Justin Cummings and Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson. → Read More
Sanitation trucks will remain idle. Trash and recyclable services for residents and businesses will be unavailable. → Read More
In just a few days, the Secretary of State will mail out the official voter information guide, which begins the wheels turning for upcoming election day, Nov. 8. → Read More
This Safe Parking Program is part of the city's Oversized Vehicle Ordinance that was passed a year ago. → Read More
An underground parking garage for 225 visitors and staff will be included. → Read More
It was a matter of not giving up, being willing to work and accepting support from the community that got Kevin Bradfield back on his feet. → Read More
The city has 79 spaces available at the armory but as of noon, only two campers moved in. → Read More
When temperatures surge into triple digits, farmers are forced to make critical decisions. → Read More
After two-and-a-half years of people living in tents in the Benchlands at San Lorenzo Park, campers are scheduled to begin moving out next week. → Read More
After more than 20 years, the business is leaving its location on Sandholdt Road after the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute did not renew its lease. → Read More
Beaches could be even busier over the Labor Day weekend as many areas in California are under excessive heat warnings. → Read More
The Central Coast is bracing for a heat wave in the coming days that could heat things up during the Labor Day Weekend. → Read More
For the second year in a row there are not enough referees to officiate high school football games. → Read More
The Pajaro Valley Health Care District now has enough money to move forward with the purchase of Watsonville Community Hospital. → Read More
estimates there are 225 living in the Benchlands. → Read More
The man is accused of starting eight fires Thursday afternoon. → Read More
After almost a year of negotiations with the Soquel Union Elementary School District it provided its 110 certified employees with a boost in pay. → Read More
The utility company is in the process of installing metal power poles and putting power lines underground. It's part of a 10,000-mile improvement project statewide. → Read More
The new security system can lock down individual classrooms and entire school buildings remotely. → Read More