Violinist and pianist to perform Jan. 21 in Santa Cruz
On Jan. 21, two internationally acclaimed musicians will perform in Santa Cruz, offering a night of classical music on piano and violin.
Volunteers gearing up for MLK Day of Service
The Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County and fellow nonprofits are gearing up for a day of service for Martin Luther King Day on Jan. 15.
Pedestrian killed crossing Highway 1
A Santa Cruz man was killed Friday night when he was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street, Santa Cruz Police spokeswoman Joyce Blaschke said.
Community briefs, Jan. 6: Applications sought for Jimmie Cox Memorial Scholarship
Community briefs, Jan. 6, 2018
Business briefs, Jan. 6: Whole Foods benefiting kitchen incubator program
Business briefs, Jan. 6, 2018
Quake rocks coast
A brief but powerful earthquake rocked the Monterey and San Francisco bay areas early Thursday.
PG&E to replace gas pipelines in Watsonville
Traffic delays are expected as Pacific Gas and Electric Company will be working on its natural gas system at various locations in Watsonville.
Pot shops report steady crowds
It wasn't exactly reefer madness Monday as California launched the first legal retail sales of marijuana, but those who could find the drug celebrated the historic day, lining up early for ribbon cuttings, freebies and offerings ranging from joints to gummy bears to weed with names like Red Dragon.
Thousands attend No Kings rallies
Thousands of people crowded into Watsonville Plaza and surrounding streets Saturday as part of the nationwide No Kings protest against President Trump, his administration...