UC Santa Cruz coastal scientist Gary Griggs sees a scientific mystery in two lost-and-found class rings — including one ...

Stepping to the edge of Scripps Pier in La Jolla Shores, 33 feet above the ocean, many of the San Diego junior lifeguards who participated in the annual pier jump July 1 had the same three words ...

Seabright and Santa Cruz Harbor-area business owners are reporting steep declines in sales following the full closure of the ...

The abundance of charming towns, natural landmarks and attractions makes planning a road trip from Seattle to Los Angeles a ...

A road trip on the Pacific Coast Highway from San Francisco to Los Angeles will allow to you see some amazing Californian ...

The event — which kicked off on the first day of Pride Month this year — is among the oldest cycling fundraisers for HIV and ...

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — The Santa Cruz Wharf, jutting half a mile into the Monterey Bay, offers a cheerful stroll past souvenir ...

As visitors flock to Santa Cruz for Memorial Day weekend, plans to rebuild the wharf are being made known. Even though a 180-foot section of the pier crashed into the ocean in December, many said ...

The Wharf, a public pier, is home to several restaurants in Santa Cruz, about 70 miles south of San Francisco. The pier was evacuated and closed to all emergency responders just after 1 p.m.

The City of Santa Cruz reopened the wharf this Saturday, nearly two weeks since the end of the pier collapsed into the ocean. Since 1915, four generations have been making sweets.

People were astonished on Dec. 5, 1914 when Santa Cruz unveiled the longest wooden pier on the West Coast, measuring 2,745 feet. Once in use, they discovered a problem: just how dark the wharf was ...