Next Scotts Valley mural slated for Aug. 3, 4
The third and largest-to-date Scotts Valley Mural-in-a-Day project is set to cover the side of Scotts Valley Library, 351 Kings Village Road, in Scotts Valley on August 3 and 4.
New state law aimed at reducing police use of force discussed at ACLU forum
Within weeks after the shooting death of Stephon Clark in his grandmother’s Sacramento backyard in March, who was shot eight times by Sacramento police officers who apparently mistook a cell phone for a gun, Assemblymember Shirley Weber, D-San Diego, introduced Assembly Bill 931. AB 931 proposes sweeping changes in state standards for the use of lethal force by police. The bill seeks to overturn the basis for use of lethal force by police from what is considered "reasonable" to what is considered "necessary."
Senator’s Virtual Stop-Over in Scotts Valley Received Favorably
It was a bit of a love-in when State Senator John Laird updated the Scotts Valley City Council on the goings-on in Sacramento last week.
With a slew of housing, wildfire prevention and social service bills moving through the upper chamber, there’s been a lot...
How to win an election with no voting
The General Election is November 8, but for the elected public officials in four districts, two water districts, one recreation district and two school districts, there will be no votes. All 22 candidates for offices in these districts in Boulder Creek, Scotts Valley, Felton and Ben Lomond were “appointed in lieu of election” this week, because there were no opponents.
Scholarship honors Scotts Valley school counselor’s legacy
The legacy left behind by Lynn Beebe, former guidance counselor at Scotts Valley Middle School, will be in the Scotts Valley students who continue on to pursue a college degree.
Rush-hour geyser drenches Mt. Hermon Road
Nearly 500,000 gallons of drinking water spilled into the gutters of Scotts Valley after a driver’s medical condition caused an accident on Mt. Hermon Road.
Scotts Valley graduate receives Teamsters scholarship
Violeta Dauksa of Scotts Valley has been named a recipient of a 2026 scholarship from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Scholarship Fund.
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