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Santa Cruz police investigate boyfriend in death of woman at beach
Authorities arrested a 20-year-old man suspected of killing his girlfriend at a Santa Cruz beach last week.
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Storm turns deadly in Santa Cruz Mountains
One man was killed as the atmospheric river left a trail of destruction behind it in Santa Cruz County. Robert Handa reports.
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Crews start repairs on storm-damaged Santa Cruz apartment
Some Santa Cruz residents were still dealing with the effects of the weekend storm on Monday, including one apartment complex where crews worked late into the night to fix water damage.
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Crews start repairs on storm-damaged Santa Cruz apartment
After the weekend storm, maintenance crews worked late into the night at one Santa Cruz apartment to fix water damage Monday. Jocelyn Moran reports.
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US Olympian and Bay Area swim coach Richard Thornton dies
Richard Thornton, head coach of San Ramon Valley Aquatics since 1984, died following a medical emergency in Santa Cruz, his family said Thursday.
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US Olympian and Bay Area swim coach Richard Thornton dies
Richard Thornton, head coach of San Ramon Valley Aquatics since 1984, died in Santa Cruz, his family said Thursday. He was 65.
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Watch: Mountain lion spotted using Highway 17 wildlife crossing
For the first time ever a mountain lion was recently caught on surveillance camera using a so-called wildlife tunnel under Highway 17.
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Watch: Mountain lion spotted using Highway 17 wildlife crossing
For the first time ever a mountain lion was recently caught on surveillance camera using a so-called wildlife tunnel under Highway 17. Marianne Favro reports.
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5 UC Santa Cruz students, employee injured in bus crash
Five University of California, Santa Cruz, students and an employee were injured in a bus crash Tuesday night, the university said.
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5 UC Santa Cruz students, employee injured in bus crash
Five University of California, Santa Cruz, students and an employee were injured in a bus crash Tuesday night, the university said.
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‘Surprised and excited': Santa Cruz woman, 64, to head to Rome for World Skate Games
A Santa Cruz woman has been skateboarding for more than 50 years. Now, at the ripe young age of 64, Judi Oyama is headed to the World Skate Games in Rome.
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Santa Cruz woman, 64, to head to Rome for World Skate Games
A Santa Cruz woman has been skateboarding for more than 50 years. Now, at the ripe young age of 64, Judi Oyama is headed to the World Skate Games in Rome. Marianne Favro reports.
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Otter known for aggressive behavior toward Santa Cruz surfers gives birth to pup
The search for an otter known for her aggressive behavior towards surfers in Santa Cruz has been called off this week, after a possible explanation for her actions emerged: she was pregnant.
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Otter known for aggressive behavior toward Santa Cruz surfers gives birth to pup
An otter known for her aggressive behavior toward surfers has just given birth to a pup.
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Life on dry land: What's next for new dad and two-time Olympic gold medalist Tom Shields after retirement?
One of swimming’s most recognizable characters hangs up his cap and goggles as he prepares for a new life chapter of fatherhood, surfing, swim clinics and more.
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Northbound Highway 17 in Santa Cruz reopens following big rig crash
Northbound lanes on Highway 17 in Santa Cruz are shut down Thursday morning following a crash involving a big rig, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Fans trying to get a glimpse of famous sea otter in Santa Cruz raise safety concerns
Remember Otter 841? She’s the viral sensation that has been spotted damaging surfboards, and evading capture from U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials. The otter has grown to be quite the attraction. But now, many are concerned about people harassing sea otters in the area.
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Fans trying to get a glimpse of famous sea otter in Santa Cruz raise safety concerns
Remember Otter 841? She’s the viral sensation that has been spotted damaging surfboards, and evading capture from U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials. The otter has grown to be quite the attraction. But now, many are concerned about people harassing sea otters in the area. Audrey Asistio reports.
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‘Give sea otters their space': People getting too close to wildlife in Santa Cruz
People are getting too close to wildlife in Santa Cruz as they try to get a look at the now-famous sea otter that’s been stealing surfboards.