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Santa Cruz Sentinel on 2017-03-30 04:26

Wet year won't prevent wildland fires on Central Coast

SANTA CRUZ >> A historically wet winter generated abundant forest fuels, such as grass and vegetation, amid new forecasts of above-average ...

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