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July 8, 2025

Three charged by FBI, SEC in $60M fraud case

Two more men have been tied by the FBI and Securities Exchange Commission to the $60 million investment fraud case that came to light in Scotts Valley in May.

Publisher files for reorganization

Tracy Press Inc., publisher of the Tracy Press and the Scotts Valley/San Lorenzo Valley Press-Banner, has filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in order to stabilize its financial condition while continuing operations.

Felton resident leaves a bundle to community

A longtime Felton resident who died late last year left more than $300,000 to three public entities in Felton, including the cash-strapped library.

Former Finance Director Named Scotts Valley Mayor

It was a festive scene of Martinelli’s Sparkling Apple-Cranberry and chocolate chip and sugar cookies, during a special Dec. 21 Scotts Valley City Council meeting as the new mayor and vice mayor were selected. The evening marked the day Allan Timms—who became an American citizen...

Scouts on litter patrol

Taryn Segal and Ariana Davis hold a trash bag as Annie Heinz (right) picks up rubbish along Scotts Valley Drive on Oct. 24 for Make A Difference Day. Quinn Smith helps out in the background. Scotts Valley Brownie, Junior, Cadette and Senior troops picked up a total of 85 pounds of trash that day. “(It) may not sound like much, but that is about eight cubic yards, which is enough to fill a large dumpster, and that’s quite a lot,” Scotts Valley Public Works Director Ken Anderson said.

Donna Lind Named Scotts Valley Mayor In ‘Awkward’ Handoff

Donna Lind
As the old façade on the vacant Kmart building was coming down Dec. 15 in Scotts Valley, in preparation for a Target to stand in its place, it symbolized both residents’ hope for post-pandemic prosperity and a key victory for Derek Timm in his...

SLV culture on display at community fair

About 4,500 people descended upon Roaring Camp Railroads the weekend of June 1 and 2 for the annual Redwood Mountain Faire in Felton.

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Cabrillo College receives reaffirmation of accreditation

Youngster develops Civil Rights presentation

A Scotts Valley youngster has taken it upon herself to educate her peers about discrimination, civil rights and racism – and the campaign has caught on at a state and even national level.

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News Briefs | Published July 4, 2025

Tree removal leads to temporary closure on Big Basin Highway Caltrans will temporarily close a section of southbound Highway 236 (Big Basin Highway) left on...