The amusement park is eligible to reopen after Santa Cruz County shifted into the state's orange tier Tuesday.

California’s oldest amusement park is preparing to become the first amusement park to reopen under the state’s new COVID-19 health and safety guidelines following a seven-month coronavirus ...

Get ready to scream inside your heart: there's an amusement park reopening in California. The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is restarting its rides on Saturday, November 7. The Beach Boardwalk is an ...

Many locals and visitors alike have found memories and associations with the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and no times at the ...

Santa Cruz’s flagship amusement park will soon be filled again with the sounds of shrieks and laughter, albeit muted by masks and with thinner crowds than usual. Santa Cruz County’s declining ...

From the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk to ambitious new restaurants like Copal, gems fill the laid-back city at the northern edge of the Monterey Bay.

The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk collaborates with Cal OSHA to conduct rigorous safety inspections on amusement rides, ensuring ...

In the summer, it's one of the busiest beaches in Santa Cruz thanks to its lengthy list of amenities, including lifeguards, restrooms, nearby food options and amusement park rides and games.

Reportedly one of the first places surfed on the mainland, Santa Cruz has spawned more than a few world-class professional surfers and boasts more than 10 surf breaks, with spots for all levels.

Furthermore, he said Santa Cruz Seaside Company Inc. plans to sell the land. Original Story: The announcement Tulsans have been waiting on for 15 years came today. Bell’s Amusement Park is ...