Four months ago, U.S. Army veteran Josh Mosley was looking into what it would take to become an owner of a Taco Bell. Two months later, he and two business partner had purchased an independent pizza shop in Scotts Valley.
With less than two weeks until Thanksgiving Day, Valley Churches United Missions is short on turkeys and other food items needed for the organizations annual giveaway to those in need.
Lovers of watercolors in the San Lorenzo Valley have a new place to shop for fine art as local painter Nancy Riedell recently opened her home studio to the public last week.
Twenty years ago, Kristina Harris graduated from Scotts Valley Middle School as student body president. These days she produces, stars in and directs a web video series titled “Math Warriors” that premiered its fourth season on November 5.
If you hear a pleasant whistling sound above your head, and the flapping of six or seven pairs of wings on a quiet day in the San Lorenzo Valley or Scotts Valley, it might just be Peter Pan, Tinkerbell and Cinderella making their way home.
In recent years, the Scotts Valley Police Department has found itself somewhat shorthanded, as several officers and sworn staff have left for other positions or outright retirement.
Civil Grand Jury applications due soon
Santa Cruz County Superior Court is accepting applications for its Civil Grand Jury, a 19-member volunteer panel that reviews...