Illusive Comics & Games, LLC

All are welcome at Illusive Comics &amp; Games, located in Santa Clara. Woman owned and all spectrum friendly, we are a brightly lit, well organized, and welcoming shop. It's easy for anyone to come in and wander, and shop. Roll some gorgeous dice and play some boardgames if you have the time. We will you pick out the perfect item you're looking for! We have the largest selection of new comics in the Bay Area. You can also find Dungeons &amp; Dragons, Pokemon, Magic: the Gathering, and a huge selection of boardgames. We've got comic books for every age, starting with Superhero board books. We have a full weekend of events all of the time, which we update on our website each week. There's also space for free Boardgaming for you and your friends. Illusive has been a Santa Clara mainstay since 2007. We're on Stevens Creek at Lawrence Expy and 280, next to Harbor Freight, on the other end of the center from MicroCenter. Open every day of the year, our Holiday Hours for 2026/27 are Mon 11a-7p Tues 12p-7p Wed 11a-8p Thur 11a-7p Fri 11a-9p Sat 10a-7p Sun 11a-7p (Libraries, Teachers and Schools- contact us for bulk ordering discounts for your schools and fundraising options!)

Santa Clara County

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Campbell

California

All are welcome at Illusive Comics & Games, located in Santa Clara. Woman owned and all spectrum friendly, we are a brightly lit, well organized,...

El Capulin Nursery

We offer a wide variety of plants/trees from fruit trees, flowers, palms, grasses and succulents, our property is over 3 acres full of plants ready to make your garden / backyard beautiful 595 green valley rd Watsonville ca Open Everyday 8am-5pm

Santa Cruz County

Watsonville

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SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CA — A California sea lion in distress on Bonny Doon Beach was rescued earlier this month thanks to help from a Santa Cruz County Sheriff's sergeant and Marine Mammal Center volunteers. Sergeant Stefan Fish, whose radio call sign is "Sam Five," helped the volunteers move the large animal off the beach using his ATV. The sea lion, which was taken to the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito for treatment, was aptly named Sam Five. She is an adult and was diagnosed with pneumonia. <a href="http://www.marinemammalcenter.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Follow her progress here.</a> <a href="http://www.marinemammalcenter.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>The Marine Mammal Center issued a reminder to beachgoers who encounter a sea lion in distress. "If a seal or sea lion appears ill or injured, or you don't see the mom nearby, please don't try to intervene. Call the Center's 24-hour rescue hotline at 415-289-SEAL (7325). The Center will monitor the animal for 24 hours or more, depending on the situation and, if necessary, trained volunteers and staff will rescue it safely." Photos courtesy Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CA — A California sea lion in distress on Bonny Doon Beach was rescued earlier this month thanks to help from a Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s sergeant and Marine Mammal Center volunteers. Sergeant Stefan Fish, whose radio call sign is “Sam Five,” helped the volunteers move the large animal off the beach using his ATV.

The sea lion, which was taken to the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito for treatment, was aptly named Sam Five. She is an adult and was diagnosed with pneumonia. <a href="http://www.marinemammalcenter.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Follow her progress here.</a> <a href="http://www.marinemammalcenter.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>The Marine Mammal Center issued a reminder to beachgoers who encounter a sea lion in distress.

"If a seal or sea lion appears ill or injured, or you don’t see the mom nearby, please don’t try to intervene. Call the Center’s 24-hour rescue hotline at 415-289-SEAL (7325). The Center will monitor the animal for 24 hours or more, depending on the situation and, if necessary, trained volunteers and staff will rescue it safely." Photos courtesy Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office

Sergeant, Volunteers Help Rescue Sea Lion

The stranded female sea lion, later named after the sergeant's radio call sign, was diagnosed with pneumonia.