In other words, dying in a tsunami in Santa Cruz is an extremely low probability ... Forty-seven years later, the March 11, 2011 magnitude 9.0 Japan earthquake, one of the largest in the last ...

He said the damage and wave action was reminiscent of what the harbor endured in 2011, after an 8.9 earthquake off the coast of Japan caused a tsunami surge in Santa Cruz that sunk 17 vessels ...

The clean-up effort along the Santa Cruz ... in the Santa Cruz Harbor to sink and damaged hundreds of boats. Officials said the damage was comparable to what happened during the 2011 tsunami.

Unlike a 2011 tsunami, which just lasted a few hours, “this was a 10-hour ordeal,” Gere said. “It just went on and on and on.” The Santa Cruz Port District now is awaiting a determination ...

He expects the clean-up and rebuilding process to take a while, saying this incident is comparable to the 2011 tsunami. The official cost of the repairs is unknown, but he estimates that it could ...

The Santa Cruz Harbor was hard-hit as well. Ultimately, harbor damage may be equivalent to the infamous tsunami in 2011. Preliminary estimates for recovery and repair are already topping $20 million.

CalOES is expected to decide whether to unlock state money for $45 million in repairs to the Santa Cruz wharf and harbor.

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KION ... “Initial estimates probably exceeds the 2011 tsunami. The docks are badly damaged. Infrastructure is damaged," U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Wally Smith said. "There are a ...