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Skaters pleased with changes at Derby Park skate park
Derby Park neighbor Dean Blom rides the fresh edges and curves of the newly resurfaced skate park Tuesday.
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Santa Cruz's Donald McGirk was pioneering oilman, Pearl Harbor vet
He spent years as a geologist on the forefront of petroleum exploration around the world, served with the Marine Corps during the World War II, traveled the world, and married his high school sweetheart.
United & Eclat's High & Bound Tour
Show your face at the Instore signing and demo over at Pacific Ave Cycles in Santa Cruz and ride with the likes of Nathan Williams, Shane Weston, Chester Blacksmith, Corey Martinez, Geoff Slattery, Christian Rigal and Iz Pulido.
Crowd Gathers to Watch Bicycle Race
Update 2pm Tuesday. A crowd of several hundred gathered at the intersection of Oak Grove and Ygnacio Valley roads in Walnut Creek to watch the biggest bicycle race in the U.S. taking a hard right turn at the corner Tuesday afternoon.
Last Chance to Register to Vote in Primary Election
With all the campaign commercials, stump speeches and kissing of babies, it might be difficult to actually remember to register to vote in California's upcoming June 5 primary election.
Woodlake swears in new city administrator
Ramon Lara, 29, is sworn in as the new city administrator for the City of Woodlake during Monday's City Council meeting.
Joshua Redman, Matt Penman head new band headed to Bay Area
The name evokes a bucolic setting, far from the maddening crowds and insistently networked reality of city life.
More than 300 Show up to Take Back Santa Cruz After Last Week's Brutal Murder
Organizers from the neighborhood group Take Back Santa Cruz billed Monday evening's walk as a way to take back the memory of Shannon Collins, 38,A from the murderer who stabbed her in broad daylight on the 300 block of Broadway last week.
Visitors Pack Amgen Race Marketplace All Day at Cabrillo
Business was brisk at the Bicycle Trip's booth in the fair that ran all day alongside the Amgen Tour of California finish line at Cabrillo College.
Paraplegic's service dog attacked in Santa Cruz
An unprovoked dog attack is bad enough. But it's especially egregious when the victim happens to be a service dog for a paraplegic.
Race Day in Santa Cruz: Amgen stage to roll through town
The one-year divorce between Santa Cruz County, which has deep bicycling roots, and the Tour was brought on by bean counters who checked local hotel ledgers and didn't see enough reservations, making officials wonder whether it was worth the added hassle.
On weekdays, Andrea Bibelheimer dresses "conservatively" as a social services manager.
Santa Cruz judge dismisses charges against 75 River St. photojournalists
Santa Cruz police officers inspect the back doorway of the vacant building on 72 River St.
scwd2 Desalination Task Force Meeting
Agenda Packet Meeting Information The Desalination Task Force consists of two members of the Soquel Creek Water District Board and two members of the City of Santa Cruz City Council.
Staff of Life, at 1266 Soquel Ave., is the first business to install an electric vehicle charging station through the California Energy Commission-funded Bay Area Electric Vehicle Corridor Project.
Santa Cruz dress designer Jill Alexander invited to show fashions in NYC
Santa Cruz fashion designer Jill Alexander has been invited once again to New York for Full Figured Fashion Week.
Queer youth leaders to be honored Saturday in Santa Cruz
The event at Shoreline Middle School will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a community resource fair.
Jams are a Sticky Prospect at Bookshop Santa Cruz
You might say Rachel Saunders was in a jam when she decided to write her latest book.
Owner of three La Esperanza markets pleads no contest to tax evasion...
The owner of three La Esperanza markets has pleaded no contest to 12 misdemeanor counts of operating a business without a sellers permit, in violation of state taxation codes.
'Cash Mob' brings 150 shoppers to Greenspace in Santa Cruz on Friday
For a mob, these shoppers were awfully polite. They didn't scream or fight over the merchandise, and most of them used credit cards rather than cash.