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District justifies water rate increase

September 26, 2013

Local cleanup joins worldwide effort

Business Notes: Join the pajama project

Gang Task Force arrests five

News Briefs | Published April 17, 2026

SAVE Lives Santa Cruz County Launches Website

May 21, 2020

The County of Santa Cruz Public Health Division is pleased to announce a new website for SAVE Lives Santa Cruz County, which provides a community framework for safely moving forward during the COVID-19 pandemic.

November 28, 2025

Choir concerts to celebrate Christmas season The Spring Lakes Park Choir will be performing three identical concerts to celebrate the Christmas season. They will be performing folk, popular, classical, traditional, contemporary, sacred and secular music. All are invited to attend one of these free concerts: Tuesday,...

Al Haynes Dec. 1, 1946 — Dec. 28, 2010

January 28, 2011

A potluck this weekend will celebrate the life of longtime San Lorenzo Valley resident Al Haynes. He was 64 when he died.

SLV schools closed for second day

December 2, 2011

School has been cancelled for a second-consecutive day in the San Lorenzo Valley Unified School district.

March 18, 2011

Artists have found a new haven at Scotts Valley Artisans, a boutique showcasing the fine artwork of about 50 local artists in the Kings Village Shopping Center in Scotts Valley.

More on the Politics of Pot

December 12, 2015

In August, the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors directed a 13-member ad hoc committee to develop recommendations for local commercial cannabis regulations. The move came after prior efforts to find a balance that protected neighborhoods, protected the environment and assured an adequate supply of medical marijuana for patients failed to reach community consensus.

Business Notes

August 20, 2010

Goodwill earns accreditation

National group offers college scholarship

March 19, 2016

High school seniors graduating in spring 2016 have an opportunity to earn a $2,000 scholarship offered by Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.

March 9, 2018

With its majestic Redwood trees and rolling hills, the Santa Cruz Mountains are ideally perfect for building a “Hobbit” home. And that is exactly why Anna Pissanetzky and her husband Pablo decided to begin the endeavor of building one on their property in Scotts Valley.

Council approves Scotts Valley Drive development

January 27, 2011

After a contentious and at times emotionally charged session, the Scotts Valley City Council voted to give the go-ahead to developer Jim Sullivan to proceed on an amended Woodside Project proposal.

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News

District justifies water rate increase

Local cleanup joins worldwide effort

Business Notes: Join the pajama project

Gang Task Force arrests five

News Briefs | Published April 17, 2026

SAVE Lives Santa Cruz County Launches Website

News Briefs | Published Nov. 28, 2025

Al Haynes Dec. 1, 1946 — Dec. 28, 2010

SLV schools closed for second day

Art boutique opens in Scotts Valley

More on the Politics of Pot

Business Notes

National group offers college scholarship

Hobbit homes coming soon to Scotts Valley

Council approves Scotts Valley Drive development

SOCIAL MEDIA

Scotts Valley police receive $25K traffic safety grant

Community Bridges names new communications director

News Briefs | Published Oct. 16, 2026

Santa Cruz Restaurant Week returns for 18th year

Central Coast Good Fire Fair returns Saturday to Henry Cowell Redwoods...