Built in 1907, the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is California’s oldest amusement park and is poised to make history again as one of the first to reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many locals and visitors alike have found memories and associations with the Beach Boardwalk and no times at the amusement park is more magical than when day transitions to dusk and a ...

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 ...

The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is a mile-long boardwalk and amusement park just south of central Santa Cruz. ... Located just west of central Santa Cruz, Wilder Ranch State Park is a 1800s-era ...

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 ...

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

Wilder Ranch State Park, Santa Cruz. (Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times) Mountain bikers and hikers love this park, just west of the UC Santa Cruz campus, for many reasons: It includes ...

The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is leveling up its food game, offering everything from quesabirria tacos and Cajun shrimp ...

The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is ushering in a new era of dining featuring offerings like tikka masala, Nashville hot ...

(The Boardwalk, incidentally, is California’s oldest amusement park and is a fine place to ride a historic roller coaster with an ocean view.) Santa Cruz, a city of some 60,000, defies easy ...