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Santa Cruz Weekly

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+1 (831) 457-5810

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115 Cooper St

Santa Cruz, CA 95060

+1 (831) 457-5810

http://www.santacruzweekly.com

Santa Cruz Weekly is one of the free alternative weekly newspapers available at locations all across Santa Cruz. The newspaper covers news, entertainment and culture stories relevant to both the locals in Santa Cruz and visitors to the area. In May 2009, the newspaper changed its name for Metro Santa Cruz to Santa Cruz Weekly. It is part of a group of Bay Area alternative weekly publications, Metro Newspapers.

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Lauren S.

2/10/2010

I love this 'little' paper. It's a sweet lil' publication for anyone living in or visiting Santa Cruz County. It's at almost any coffee shop... It's a good place to find insightful writing about...

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Lily S.

2/25/2013

I love the Santa Cruz Weekly and have been reading it (almost) every week since I moved here almost 7 years ago. I have noticed that since their new editor came on last summer the quality of the...

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M S.

11/17/2011

I've actually found the Santa Cruz Weekly to be less caustic than their counterparts down here running the Monterey Weekly. As a conservative individual, I find both papers to be offensive. Yes,...

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