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.
While one appointed incumbent looks to hold onto her seat on the San Lorenzo Valley Water District board of directors, the retirement of a longtime board member has left another opening for a field that also featured three challenging candidates.
Caltrans announced March 18 that speed limits will change on a 0.74-mile segment along Highway 17 in Santa Cruz County, following a recent engineering...