Santa Cruz Wharf partially collapses; 3 rescued from water
SANTA CRUZ — Three workers inspecting the Santa Cruz Wharf fell into the choppy ocean waves and had to be rescued after part of the structure collapsed Monday, said city officials who fear the next storm could cause more damage. Two of the victims were rescued from the waters by lifeguards and a third self-rescued, officials said.
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Watch: Large waves surge into Santa Cruz harbor damaging boats during atmospheric river eventSeveral boats appeared to be heavily damaged despite owners' attempts to secure their vessels before and during the event.
Santa Cruz officials on Friday said they're working with engineers to study the collapsed wharf to make sure it's strong and ...
Work to repair last year’s storm damage to the Santa Cruz wharf likely contributed to its partial collapse, raising questions ...
It was "the result of very strong waves crashing into it," Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley said during a press conference, ...
Santa Cruz officials are holding a press conference to update on the 150-section of the wharf that collapsed from powerful waves, sending three into the ocean as debris washed ashore.
Experts race to prevent additional wreckage by hauling out submerged boats, broken pilings, shattered piers and other debris.
After three months of living on the water, several waves crashed into boats Monday, leaving hundreds of boats damaged and one man without a home.
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Santa Cruz’s wharf partially collapsed Monday as a powerful storm battered a central California beach, sweeping three people ...
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