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Hundreds march in honor of Santa Cruz activist after self-immolation
Thairie Ritchie, a well-known Santa Cruz community organizer, reportedly self-immolated Jan. 20 — Martin Luther King Jr. Day ...
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Gigantic Galapagos tortoise stops traffic on Santa Cruz Island
Galapagos Tortoises are among the most iconic animals in the world. Extremely rare, they exist naturally only on the ...
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Carmageddon: Full West Cliff reopening pushed to late spring as crews wrap up major projects
West Cliff Drive might be fully open by April as crews put the finishing touches on a number of major projects, including a ...
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Name Dropping | Lovina Wildermuth-Reyes of Nature Academy wins Santa Cruz County Spelling Bee
Lovina Wildermuth-Reyes of Nature Academy (San Lorenzo Valley Charter School) claimed first place in the 2025 Santa Cruz ...
Killer of 8-year-old Madyson Middleton recounts his crimes in second day of testimony
During his second day on the stand, Adrian Gonzalez talked the jury through the timeline of the murder of 8-year-old Madyson ...
A look at how Santa Cruz wharf is back in business following partial pier collapse
It has been more than a month since the iconic Santa Cruz wharf was partially damaged by powerful waves. With more rain in ...
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Photo | Tulips blossom in the winter along Santa Cruz’s Chestnut Street
A tulip magnolia tree blooms in glorious color this week on Chestnut Street in downtown Santa Cruz. The species is native to ...
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Bringing black abalone back from the brink
He reached into cracks and peered into crevices with a flashlight, hoping to find an endangered marine snail whose shell recently has become California’s state seashell: the black abalone. Seven ...