The VTA light rail Orange Line ... to restore service through Santa Teresa. The Green Line from Winchester in Campbell to Old Ironsides in Santa Clara had the highest copper thefts and will most ...

As UC Santa Cruz students gear up for the annual 420 gathering at Porter Meadow, the campus' once-legendary status as a ...

Silicon Valley is known for technological innovation, but its jails are running on paper — and it’s fueling a public safety crisis. Santa Clara County is leading Bay Area counties in late-night jail ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Mark Smith said Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics found a polyp on his colon 15 years ago. Cottage Hospital surgically removed the polyp and he’s been cancer free ...

The Santa Barbara Rescue Mission will host its annual Easter Feast, 2-4 p.m. Thursday, April 17 at the Rescue Mission, 535 E. Yanonali St. The Easter Feast is open to anyone in need of a meal or ...

Santa Maria’s Natural History Museum will come alive with the buzz of community, creativity, and conservation as it hosts its annual Earth Day celebration next Saturday, with the theme ...

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A Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority training train. The resumption of VTA light rail service will be delayed because of copper-wire theft while the system was shut down. VTA SAN JOSE, Calif.

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – High School Boys Volleyball: San Marcos 3, Santa Barbara 1 Bishop Diego 3, Laguna Blanca 1 Dos Pueblos 3, Oxnard 0 High… ...

“Obviously, we want to let riders know when our service is going to be up and running,” Hendler Ross told San José Spotlight. Light rail services will take an extra few days to ... particularly on the ...

Late on Thursday night, the Santa Cruz Planning Commission approved plans for a downtown expansion project in a 4 - 1 vote. The project will allow for buildings up to 12 stories tall and more ...

On April 2, the City of Santa Cruz received deeply disappointing news: the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) terminated a $1 million federal grant awarded to our Parks and Recreation Department.