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Vampire Weekend comes to Santa Cruz
The New York quartet Vampire Weekend went from obscurity to pop music’s hottest new thing in less than two years In the spring of 2007, four Columbia University graduates decided to self-produce an album full of Congolese and early Paul Simon influences, and a mere months later saw themselves receiving Radiohead levels of ubiquity in the ...
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Santa Cruz City Council considers supporting congressional bill to...
City leaders on Tuesday will consider supporting federal legislation that would ease citizenship requirements for exemplary teens living in the United States illegally.
Comedian Christopher Titus comes to Santa Cruz for Boys & Girls Club benefit
Comedian Christopher Titus has at least one compelling reason to not want to come to Santa Cruz next week.
Santa Cruz veteran recalls Coast Guard service
G.E. Montero thinks fondly of her year and a half living on the ocean. After enlisting in the Coast Guard in 1979, Montero put in a request to go to sea.
Doctor seriously injured in Scotts Valley accident
A county woman suffered major injuries early today when her Lexus sedan traveled off Highway 17 and collided with a tree near Granite Creek Road.
Santa Cruz Man Arrested In Internet Sex Case
A 44-year-old Santa Cruz man was arrested after police said he made offers for sex and sent lewd photos to an undercover officer posing as a 12-year-old girl.
'Family Chess Day' at the Santa Cruz Public Libraries Central Branch
Lead by U.S. Chess Federation National Champion, Gjon Feinstein , this class is open to children and parents who want to learn and play together.
Ron Marquez: Debunking Santa Cruz County transportation myths
A number of myths regarding transportation have developed over the years which affect community thinking and even local policy decisions.
Man tries to kidnap woman in downtown Santa Cruz
A man driving a Prius tried to abduct a woman walking alone downtown early today, but the 23-year-old fought him off and ran to safety, police reported.
Investigation ongoing for Watsonville and Santa Cruz groping cases as suspect heads to court
A registered sex offender on parole will be in court Tuesday to enter a plea on allegations he groped girls walking to school and the District Attorney's Office expects to file more charges against him this month.
'Moving Voices' a distinct theater experience at UC Santa Cruz
Play staged at Santa Cruz Art League looks back at the 1940s
With his new Italian-flavored comedy/drama, local director Alan Fox has one aim: Bringing people back to theater.
Shelter Systems of Santa Cruz ships dome tents for Samoa disaster relief
When Eleanor Hamner heard about the Sept. 29 tsunami in the Samoan Islands, she recalled her father had sold some of his portable shelter tents to people in Guam.
Santa Cruz man tells tale of ramming a German U-boat
Jeri and Frank Arsenault, pictured in their Santa Cruz home, have been married for 55 years.
Stimulus money pours into Santa Cruz, extent of job creation unclear
The county has received nearly $100 million in federal stimulus funds, including money to replace the old Davenport water treatment plant Nearly $100 million of federal stimulus has been awarded in Santa Cruz County, according to government data released this week.
Santa Cruz travel agent undercuts price of chamber trip to Greece
Local travel agent Scott Pinheiro finds himself competing with the Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce once again.
Appeals court rules in favor of city of Santa Cruz in Robert Norse Nazi salute case
City leaders can legally throw disruptive audience members out of public meetings and arrest them if they don't go, an appeals court ruled this week, settling a lawsuit filed seven years ago after gadfly Robert Norse gave the mayor a straight-armed Nazi salute, refused to leave when asked and was taken away in handcuffs.
Santa Cruz Diner featured on Food Network
When an East Coast native and his Asian wife moved to Santa Cruz in the late '90s, their search for familiar foods turned up empty -- Where were the family-run diners? The restaurants serving pho? -- so the couple built a one-stop shop to suit their tastes.
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