The City of Santa Cruz is looking to extend the emergency declaration for the partial collapse of the Santa Cruz Wharf by 60 ...

Santa Cruz beaches closed Monday afternoon as part of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf collapsed into the ocean. The Wharf had largely been closed prior to the catastrophe due to storm damage and ...

The storm was responsible for the partial collapse of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf and major damage to the Santa Cruz Port District. The wharf was closed for almost two weeks while the ...

SANTA CRUZ — More than hundred community members gathered around the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf stage on a sunny and brisk Saturday morning to witness the reopening ceremony of the 110-year-old ...

A high surf warning on Friday closed the Santa Cruz Wharf as a safety precaution, creating challenges for businesses on Valentine's Day. A high surf warning on Friday closed the Santa Cruz Wharf ...

The Santa Cruz Wharf dining and shopping district sits on the water of a nearly 100-year-old wharf and features all those gifts that coworkers and family members expect you to bring back ...

The city made headlines across the country when the relentless onslaught of wave action caused a 150-foot section at the tip of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf to collapse into the Pacific Ocean.

Two concurrent projects will affect traffic along Graham Hill Road and other roads in the Scotts Valley area as crews ...

floats in the Monterey Bay near the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf. (Shmuel Thaler – Santa Cruz Sentinel) The rain was expected to continue throughout the day Thursday but gradually taper off ...

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The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, just east of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf and a short walk from downtown Santa Cruz, has enjoyed over a century of storied summers. It’s one of only two ...

The city made headlines across the country when the relentless onslaught of wave action caused a 150-foot section at the tip of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf to collapse into the Pacific Ocean.