Accused Attacker Charged In Ambush On​ Santa Cruz Deputies

The suspect faces 19 felony charges including murder.

CrossFit Founder, CEO Resigns: 'I Created A Rift'

Greg Glassman has been replaced by Dave Castro, the company's former Director of the CrossFit Games and Co-Director of Training.

Santa Cruz Police Department Affirms Support Of LGBTQ+ Community

Throughout the month of June, Officers are permitted and encouraged to wear the Pride Patches.

Santa Cruz 908 Ocean Street Virtual Community Meeting

Join the Project Architect, Salvatore Caruso of Salvatore Caruso Design Corporation, Wednesday June 24th, 2020 from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm.

Santa Cruz Phase 2 Business Reopening On June 15

The City of Santa Cruz returns to normal parking operations at downtown garages and lots on Monday, June 15.

Flags Lowered In Honor Of Fallen First Responders: Report

After flags were lowered at the state capitol in honor of Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller, the City of Santa Cruz followed suit, KSBW reported.

iPad Donations For Isolated Seniors Wanted

Family Service Agency of the Central Coast is asking the community to remember seniors in care facilities by donating used IPad tablets.

Alejandro Rocha Fernandez Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison

Fernandez will be required to serve at least 85% of his sentence prior to becoming eligible for parole.

Suspicious Device Is Not A Threat, Santa Cruz Police Say

A pedestrian found a pipe with duct tape on both ends and wires hanging out of it late Wednesday morning.

Santa Cruz County Great Plates Delivered Meals Program Extended

The program to serve older adults at greater risk for COVID-19 has been extended by another 30 days, the county announced Wednesday.

Santa Cruz Police Department Affirms Support Of LGBTQ+ Community With Special Pride Patch

June is recognized globally, including in the City of Santa Cruz, as LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

Santa Cruz County Hotels, Gyms, Bars And More Can Reopen Friday

A slew of new businesses have been given the all-clear to reopen this week Santa Cruz County. Also: Beach closures are extended.

Santa Cruz County Movie Theaters Can Reopen Friday

The state clarified Monday that movie theaters may reopen, with certain restrictions.

Rep. Eshoo And Others Decry Surveillance Of Peaceful Protesters

U.S. Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-CA) co-wrote a letter signed by 35 colleagues that calls on federal agencies to stop protest surveillance.

Santa Cruz 101 Felix Street Virtual Community Meeting

Join the Applicant, Brian Raphel and Braddock & Logan Services, Inc., Wednesday June 17th, 2020 at 6:00 PM to discuss the proposed project.

Shooter Was Subdued By 'Heroic' Ben Lomond Man, Sheriff Says

A resident stopped the assault rifle-wielding gunman from detonating a pipe bomb and firing a pistol, the Santa Cruz County sheriff said.

Abbott Square Market Reopens For Outdoor Dining

Abbott Square Market eateries will be open for patio dining, curbside pick-up and takeout, though the museum remains closed.

Vigil Mourns Damon Gutzwiller, Santa Cruz Deputy Killed In Ambush

Santa Cruz came together Sunday for a vigil mourning Damon Gutzwiller, the sheriff's sergeant killed Saturday in a Ben Lomond ambush.

UC Santa Cruz Tests Underserved Community

Testing is a critical piece in containing the virus's spread and being able to reopen more parts of the economy.

Allergy Forecast For Santa Cruz: What Pollen Rates Are Expected

If you're sensitive to grass pollen, be wary this weekend.

Santa Cruz Police Denounce Destructive Protest

Police said "officers are prepared and trained to deal with any civil unrest" after public and private property was vandalized Wednesday.

Santa Cruz County Senior Meal Delivery Program Set To Expire Soon

Santa Cruz County has delivered thousands of meals since Memorial Day weekend through the statewide Great Plates Delivered Program.

Santa Cruz Shooting Suspect On The Loose; Victim Recovering

Police said they arrived to find a victim shot in the leg, losing a lot of blood.

Santa Cruz County Sheriff Talks Injustice, Police Accountability

Sheriff Jim Hart says in an open letter that "enough is enough" when it comes to institutional violence experienced by people of color.

Santa Cruz Police Station Vandalized Amid Protest: Report

The Santa Cruz Police Department was vandalized with spraypaint, KION reported.

Santa Cruz City To Begin Seabright Storm Drain Improvement Project On June 8

City of Santa Cruz is scheduled to begin a Seabright storm drain improvement project on Monday, June 8 until June 19.

Limited In-Person Santa Cruz County Government Services Resume

While visiting County offices, residents will be asked to wear face coverings and maintain physical distancing.

Santa Cruz County Paddle Out Planned In Honor Of George Floyd

Surfers plan to show their respects this Sunday to George Floyd, who died after an officer knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes.

2 More Santa Cruz County State Parks Open To Cars

Parking lots at 144 of the 280 California State Parks have reopening, including two local favorites in Santa Cruz County.

Santa Cruz Co. Businesses Reluctant To Reopen, Despite Approval

Santa Cruz County is the first in the Bay Area region to receive California's approval to reopen dine-in restaurants and hair salons.

CASAs Needed For Foster Kids In Santa Cruz County

During a Shelter in Place, and always, a CASA volunteer spends time with one child each week.

Santa Cruz Police Chief Kneels Alongside Peaceful Protesters

In a show of solidarity, Santa Cruz Police Chief Andy Mills knelt alongside protesters at a demonstration against police violence Saturday.

Agenda Available For Santa Cruz Zoning Administrator Meeting Of June 3, 2020

The agenda for the Zoning Administrator Meeting of Wednesday, June 03, 2020 is now available. The meeting will be held via teleconference.

Alternative Means Of Participating For Planning Commission Of June 4, 2020

Agenda for alternative means of participating now available for the Planning Commission meeting on Thursday, June 04, 2020, at 7:00 p.m.

City Of Santa Cruz Announces Parking Updates Effective June 1 And July 1

City of Santa Cruz is extending all parking permits through the end of June in light of circumstances related to the COVID-19.

Virtual Fundraiser Held For Hidden Beach Playground In Aptos

The fundraiser is a tribute to Jett Ramsey, a local 5-year-old who passed away from cancer in April during Shelter in Place.

Allergy Forecast For Santa Cruz: What Pollen Rates Are Expected

Allergy suffers: take note.

Earthquakes; Officers Obstructed: Santa Cruz County Police Logs

A series of quakes felt on the Central Coast; three arrested during a search warrant; and more in police, fire and courts this week.

24 Hour Fitness Seeks Loan Ahead Of Potential Bankruptcy Filing

The San Ramon, California-based company, could close gyms, The Wall Street Journal reported. There is a location in Santa Cruz.

Santa Cruz Police: Be Aware Of COVID-19 Scams

The Santa Cruz Police Department (SCPD) reminds you to be on the lookout for scammers and their schemes.