Local businesspeople seek to restore park kiosk
Prior to 1993, the expanse of Felton land adjacent to the Covered Bridge was a mass of dirt, weeds and trash.
Math curriculum writer shares with SLV teachers
How many is 10 sets of four? Obviously, the answer is 40.
Committee moves forward on Highway 9 corridor improvements
The Highway 9 corridor through the communities of the San Lorenzo Valley could soon be undergoing a number of improvements as a coalition of political, business, and community leaders have joined forces to enact visible change to the infrastructure of the roadway.
Bean Creek run approaches
Signups are underway for the Bean Creek Run which returns to Scotts Valley Sunday, Oct. 20.
SV schools, police take high-tech safety approach
In an effort to promote the safety and security of the students of Scotts Valley’s schools, the Scotts Valley City Council — absent councilmembers Dene Bustichi and Stephany Aguilar — voted unanimously Wednesday night to approve a one-year trial run with Silicon Valley-based Resiligence Inc. for the TipNow service.
Affordable Care Act event kicks off enrollment season
A contingent of approximately 50 community members, politicians, press, and local health care officials gathered on the steps of the Santa Cruz County Courthouse on Tuesday, Oct. 1 to mark the first official day of open enrollment for the new Affordable Care Act — colloquially known as “Obamacare.”
Scotts Valley police receive $25K traffic safety grant
Scotts Valley Police Department has received a $25,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety to support programs promoting bicycle and pedestrian safety.
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