Hauling heavier loads? The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz's superior towing capacity of up to 5,000 lbs might just sway you. See how it beats the Ford Maverick.

PRIME Central Coast builds on several UC Santa Cruz programs designed to help address California’s growing healthcare crisis and reflects the campus’s ever-expanding commitment to supporting the needs ...

The Santa Cruz County District Attorney's Office said that a man accused of secretly recording women on campus housing and stealing their belongings was arraigned on Thursday.

This dry stretch of the Santa Cruz River off of Quail Crossing Boulevard in Sahuarita could become a steady stream some day as a result of proposed wasterwater releases by Pima County.

Which compact pickup truly reigns supreme? I put the 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz and Ford Maverick head-to-head to give you an honest review on which one is the ultimate urban truck.

Santa Cruz police apprehended a man Wednesday who is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the Seabright neighborhood late Tuesday night.

To help ensure the well-being of Santa Cruz residents and visitors this Independence Day holiday weekend, the Santa Cruz Police Department will enforce a citywide Safety Enhancement Zone from 8 a.m… ...

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.

UC Santa Cruz King and Friedland credit UC Santa Cruz’s emphasis on social justice and its unique learning opportunities for influencing their career paths in medicine and healthcare. “I think I had ...

Projections for a 22-mile passenger rail line through Santa Cruz County in California has placed the cost of construction at $4.3 billion, almost $200 million per mile.

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.