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News Briefs | Published Nov. 14, 2025

November 14, 2025

County Park Friends launches campaign to support youth recreation

News Briefs | Published Nov. 7, 2025

Town Hall to discuss District 5 roads on Nov. 13 in Ben Lomond

Santa Cruz County unites to combat food insecurity during government shutdown with $1M in local support

Supervisors approve redistricting map that will ‘reunify’ Scotts Valley

November 16, 2021

The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a plan to redistribute some 3,400 residents—the majority in the northern reaches of the...

Judge Paves Way for Sexually Violent Predator to Move to Bonny Doon

November 16, 2021

The gasps and cries of “oh my God” and “sick” were so loud, as it became clear Judge Syda Cogliati was about to approve...

Brookdale Lodge Deemed Historical Location

November 12, 2021

Santa Cruz County is replete with points of interest and historical locations. From the Mystery Spot to Wilder Ranch to Felton Covered Bridge, the...

The Mat Brings Fresh Tech to Boulder Creek

November 12, 2021

These days, everything is “smart.” Smartphones. Smartwatches. How about a smart laundromat? Behold The Mat in Boulder Creek, formerly the Village Wash. Run by third-generation...

Utility Regulator Turns Up Heat On PG&E After Recent Outages

November 12, 2021

A California energy regulator has become so vexed with troubled power provider PG&E following months of planned and unplanned outages it’s started to crackdown. In...

Volunteer Firefighters Recall Harrowing Dixie Days

November 12, 2021

When Zayante firefighters got the call at 7:11pm on Aug. 4 that their services were needed on the Dixie Fire, they had just hours...

Mayor’s ask could unify Scotts Valley in upcoming redistricting

November 11, 2021

A decade after Scotts Valley was split in two by redistricting, that city could be “reunified” under a proposal introduced to the Santa Cruz...

Sheriff’s Office: Most Residents Stayed During Evacuations

November 4, 2021

When it rains, it pours—especially in the Santa Cruz Mountains, which is designated as a temperate rainforest biome. While Southern California has dabbled in...

Council Approves $6,000 for Tree Lighting | News Briefs

November 4, 2021

The Scotts Valley City Council has approved $6,000 for a tree lighting at the Walgreens parking lot in the King's Village Shopping Center next...

Valley Churches United Gift Shop Moves Outdoors

November 4, 2021

As the holiday season approaches, San Lorenzo Valley residents begin to make their lists, clip their Safeway coupons and prepare their pantries for the...

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News Briefs | Published Nov. 14, 2025

County Park Friends launches campaign to support youth recreation

News Briefs | Published Nov. 7, 2025

Town Hall to discuss District 5 roads on Nov. 13 in Ben Lomond

Santa Cruz County unites to combat food insecurity during government shutdown with $1M in local support

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News Briefs | Published Nov. 14, 2025

County Park Friends launches campaign to support youth recreation

News Briefs | Published Nov. 7, 2025

Town Hall to discuss District 5 roads on Nov. 13 in...

Santa Cruz County unites to combat food insecurity during government shutdown...