SANTA CRUZ — The city of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department recently announced that community members can register for winter and spring classes and programs. Registration officially ...

The Santa Cruz Wharf, jutting half a mile into the Monterey Bay, offers a cheerful stroll past souvenir shops, fishing boat ...

The City of Santa Cruz is asking the public ... just see how the rest of the weekend goes." Tony Alliot of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation said an assessment completed by Moffat and Nichol deemed ...

(Credit: City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department) According to a message from the city, “Residents are strongly urged to refrain from touching or disturbing any debris and to stay ...

SANTA CRUZ — The city of Santa Cruz ... about potential changes to user fees in numerous city departments such as Public Works and Parks and Recreation. According to a statement from the city ...

The end of the pier had already been closed off from the public as the city worked to renovate and repair weather over the last two years, said Santa Cruz Director of Parks and Recreation Tony Elliot.

the director of Parks and Recreation for the city of Santa Cruz, told ABC News. A $4 million restoration was underway at the wharf as a result of previous storm damage, Keely told ABC News.

The municipal wharf has been undergoing a $4 million restoration following storm impacts, according to Tony Elliot, the director of Parks and Recreation for the city of Santa Cruz. About 150 feet ...

And while Santa Cruz parks and recreation officials admit they’ve been “behind the times a little bit” on ramping up for pickleball, they said the need for more courts in the city has become ...

The city’s parks and recreation department is currently looking for spaces in Santa Cruz’s extensive parks system to help expand the footprint for the activity that has become known as America ...

The three personnel are safe and accounted for after the collapse on Monday. A portion of a California wharf collapsed during high surf on Monday, sending three city workers into the water ...