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April 28, 2026

Curtain drops on former SLV performing arts center

The final curtain dropped on the former Performing Arts Center at San Lorenzo Valley High School, as demolition crews from Salinas-based Tombleson Inc. spent Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 12 and 13, tearing down the venerable building.

Felton woman arrested in Santa Clara; suspected of impersonating nurse

A Felton woman was arrested on Friday, Aug. 9 at the Valley Medical Center in Santa Clara on suspicion that she had posed as a nurse.

Local hopes to take LED to the masses

Felton resident Pete Catalano wants to light up your parking lot. And he has found a way to do it with better light and less electricity.

SV public relations firm turns 20

Paula Phelan came to Scotts Valley looking to purchase a home and liked the area so much she launched a public relations company that this month celebrates 20 years in business.

Scotts Valley resident opens home assistance center

Santa Cruz County has a new source of help for those seniors or disabled adults who need a little bit of extra help maintaining their independence.

Art, wine, and family fun at festival

With more than 100 local artists and a dozen wineries in participation, the 14thannual Scotts Valley Art and Wine Festival brought the Scotts Valley community together to listen to local bands, browse through masterpieces, try wine, and watch a magic show led by none other than Ronald McDonald.

Sales tax proposal headed to November ballot

After two days of tense and, at times acrimonious debate, the Scotts Valley City Council voted at a special meeting council on Thursday, Aug. 8 to move forward with a plan to ask voters to grant an 8-year, half-cent sales tax increase to offset the dire deficit situation faced by the city.

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National Night Out Tuesday in Valley communities

San Lorenzo Valley residents will have a chance to meet neighbors and law-enforcement officers face-to-face to talk about issues in their town on Tuesday night.  

Nancy Drew, step aside

If there’s a murder to be written in Santa Cruz County, there’s a good chance it will be penned by a novelist with the first name Nancy.

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News Briefs | Published April 24, 2026

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...