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Drug needle found on 1st day of Santa Cruz junior lifeguard program
Eighty kids were about to run across the sand barefoot at Blacks Beach for their first day of junior lifeguards Monday when one kid found a drug needle.
Cops and Courts, June 18, 2013: Gang member arrested with loaded...
A 43-year-old gang member was arrested Saturday night with a loaded gun and brass knuckles, Watsonville police said.
Murder suspect faces 18 year sentence in drug case
A suspect in a Soquel Hills homicide faces about 18 years in prison when he is sentenced this month in a separate drug case.
Two arrested for drug possession on Soquel Drive
CHP received a call about suspected car thieves on Soquel Drive just west of Rodeo Gulch, according to a release from CHP.
Ramona Turner, Street Smarts: Looking out for pedestrians
Q The crosswalk button on the corner of Soquel and Mission drives, in front of Erik's Deli, is not working.
Newest Eagle in the family: Scotts Valley teen earns scouting's top honor
Accomplished Scotts Valley High School graduate Bennett Sanderson joined an elite club Saturday when an Eagle Court of Honor was held for reaching the highest, most challenging rank within Boy Scouts of America.
Coast Lines, June 16, 2013: CDC probes hepatitis A cases linked to frozen berry mix
The Centers for Disease Control is investigating 99 hepatitis A cases in eight western states including one in Santa Cruz County possibly linked to Townsend Farms Organic frozen berry pom mix popularly used in smoothies.
Metro eyes Frederick Street service
With seniors and disabled passengers lobbying hard for its return, Santa Cruz Metro's Board of Directors took a step Friday toward restoring bus service on Santa Cruz' Frederick Street.
Instructors with Sanford's Martial Arts show how to ward off an attack
Twenty-five years ago, Kyra DeBiaso and her girlfriend hopped on a train with their Eurail passes and chose an empty car, feeling lucky to have space to themselves.
Corralitos house burglars steal everything but kitchen sink
Imagine returning home from a three week vacation and find that you've been burglarized.
Soquel Creek Water District charges for Capitola granny unit under scrutiny
Editorial: How to stop the barking over off-leash dogs
If you had to take a guess about what local news topic has generated the most letters to the editor over the past decade, what might it be? And it's why we hesitate to even venture an opinion, however neutered, on a volatile topic where people on both sides -- and there's hardly a middle ground -- are convinced they're right.
Cabrillo College Graduates Over 1,200 Students in Aptos
Cabrillo College has 1,213 students graduating in the formal commencement ceremony Friday night.
Rabbit Haven hosts education and adoption event Sunday
Rabbit Haven will host a rabbit education and adoption event 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at Pet Pals 3660 Soquel Drive, Soquel.
Coast Lines, June 7, 2013: Key coastal trail document up for review
The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission has released a draft environmental impact report for public review on the planned Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail.
Capitola budget: More funding for chamber, Diversity Center, Hospice
The Diversity Center, the Capitola-Soquel Chamber of Commerce and Hospice of Santa Cruz County all have reason to be happy with the $13.8 million city budget that emerged from a City Council study session Thursday.
Business Digest: June 7, 2013 Business plan seminar Tuesday
The Small Business Development Center presents a seminar, "Writing a Winning Business Plan," 5-7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County, 7807 Soquel Drive.
Soquel Hills residents organize brush clearing
One of the largest recent projects to reduce fuel for wildfires in the Soquel Hills continued this week on Laurel Glen Road.
Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County plans an open house 5-9 p.m. Friday at the Tannery Arts Center, 1070 River St. Admission is free.
Ramona Turner, Street Smarts: Metering lights along Highway 1, paving ...
Q Has a study ever been done on the advantages of having "on-ramp metering traffic lights" installed on some of the ramps coming onto to Highway 1? These are so beneficial to many congested cities throughout California.