UC Santa Cruz alumna wins cooking show judged by Martha Stewart With new power, Trump will move immediately to lay off federal workers Crashing Thunder Causes Run-Scoring Balk in Minor League ...

UC Santa Cruz tree worker Isaac Estrada works high above McLaughlin Drive next to the Core West Parking Structure as the UCSC tree crew removes dead branches from a canyon live oak as they perform … ...

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We tested the 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz XRT, a small, off-road-oriented truck that is smooth and more capable than what it might seem at first glance.

A former UC Santa Cruz student has been arrested for allegedly recording people in campus housing and stealing their belongings, leading to relief among students but ongoing concerns about safety.

Elizabeth Gutfahr is sentenced to serve 10 years in federal prison followed by three years probation. She pleaded guilty to crimes related stealing about $38 million from Santa Cruz County taxpayers.

A proposal to revamp a railroad to connect communities along the Central Coast using a passenger train comes with a hefty price tag. According to a new estimate from a report released this month ...

A group of UC Santa Cruz students protesting the Trump administration’s ICE raids, in Southern California and elsewhere, walk down Storey Street as they march from the UCSC campus toward ...

Which compact pickup is better? Edmunds compares the Ford Maverick and Hyundai Santa Cruz Each offers different strengths, and the best choice depends on what you expect from a truck.

The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz has a rugged-looking new XRT trim package. AWD is standard for the Santa Cruz pickup and its 48.4-inch long bed. I'm sharing my impressions of vehicles after living ...

The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz continues to carve out its own niche in the compact truck segment, offering a compelling alternative to traditional pickups and ...

The former Santa Cruz County treasurer who pleaded guilty to stealing more than 38 million dollars in public money is set for sentencing next month.