Ten years after the closure of Miramar Fish Grotto on the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf, a new version of the restaurant may ...

Former city of Santa Cruz wharf supervisor Jon Bombaci estimates that the ocean took about a third of the portion of wharf ...

City of Santa Cruz staff provided an overview and update regarding the fate of the Santa Cruz Wharf’s collapsed south end at ...

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An interpretive plaque lost in the Santa Cruz Wharf's Dec. 23 partial collapse has been recovered thanks to community ...

Barking, roaring, gargling, grunting, squealing, squabbling, flopping, wriggling, snoozing and occasionally vomiting on each other, the sea lions of the Santa Cruz Wharf provide a noisy ...

While the public is barred from the end of the damaged Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf following the catastrophic collapse on Dec. 23, sea lions have continued to call the place home. RELATED ...

Without getting into the why, the collapse of the outer 150 feet of the Santa Cruz Wharf on Dec. 23 was just ... in the late 1930s to ship cement by sea at Davenport, across Highway 1 from the ...

A former wharf ... sea level rise, and would enable the wharf to withstand more and larger swells, he said. “It’s not that we haven’t done that study or we’re not prepared — we are,” McCormic said.

Santa Cruz police need the ... "This was an educational plaque about sea lions and the Monterey Bay that was at the end of the Wharf where the collapse took place. Our partners at ...

(Tarmo Hannula/The Pajaronian) Catherine Wade of Santa Cruz brought her two young children to the wharf with their small bicycles. “It feels good to see it back open,” she said. “We looked at the sea ...

Keeley explained that a thorough structural assessment of the Santa Cruz Wharf was conducted and sonar used to locate the heavy machinery that had fallen into the sea along with the Wharf’s end.