Officials announced the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf will reopen this weekend nearly two weeks after a portion of the popular tourist attraction collapsed into the ocean amid a pounding surf.

days after part of the Santa Cruz Wharf collapsed due to pounding high surf as city officials try to assess what their plans might be to rebuild the collapsed section. The Santa Cruz Wharf ...

About 150 feet along the end of the wharf was washed away last month during dangerous high surf ... The city has urged residents to report any wharf-related debris sightings. Santa Cruz’s ...

“We have enjoyed being a part of the Downtown Santa Cruz community for the past 25 years and look forward to seeing our customers at our other O’Neill Surf Shop locations.” “This store’s ...

Santa Cruz Wharf's collapse threw three people into the ocean after the National Weather Service warned of waves up to 60 feet.

SANTA CRUZ — As the coast along West Cliff Drive is set to withstand another round of high surf this week, the city of Santa Cruz is seeking public feedback on its 5-year Roadmap for West Cliff ...

Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley and other city officials spoke about the incident ... after the National Weather Service issued a high surf warning that remains in effect through noon Tuesday for ...

Persistent high surf and ... injured.Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley said in the weeks and months ahead officials will have to assess long-term solutions for protecting the coastal city from the ...

SANTA CRUZ — While already on alert because of the high surf that hit the Monterey Bay ... Mullen in a video interview published by the city of Santa Cruz. “And that’s when something alerted ...

City officials had discussed closing the wharf ... Teddie Braud, a resident of Sausalito who was in Santa Cruz to surf, was at Las Palmas Taco Bar eating a taco around 1 p.m. when he heard large ...

AT THE TIME OF THE COLLAPSE FIREFIGHTERS ALREADY HAD CREWS IN THE WATER, MONITORING THE DANGEROUS SURF ... longer to enjoy the famous Santa Cruz beaches. The city announced on Thursday that ...