Within a month, property owners in unincorporated Santa Cruz County can expect to hear from the California State Board of Equalization that a $150 bill for a controversial fire protection fee is on its way.
Lompico voters have a choice among three incumbent candidates, who share a mission to clear the way for a vote on whether to merge with San Lorenzo Valley Water District, and three challengers, who are not ready to join the larger district.
It’s likely to get a little naughty at Park Hall starting Oct. 19 when Mountain Community Theater’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” takes the stage.