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Schools: Measure K saves jobs

August 23, 2012

Deadline set for fraud case settlement

Mount Hermon presents meadow plans

Give Thanks to the CZU Fire Heroes!

CalFire: Scotts Valley, nearby areas can repopulate immediately

Sheriff’s Office: Most Residents Stayed During Evacuations

November 4, 2021

When it rains, it pours—especially in the Santa Cruz Mountains, which is designated as a temperate rainforest biome. While Southern California has dabbled in drought for years on end, the Santa Cruz region has a feast-or-famine approach to rainfall in the winter months. The...

Brookdale man arrested for second alleged molestation

February 3, 2011

On Jan. 25, deputies of the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man awaiting trial for multiple counts of alleged child molestation when detectives were told he allegedly molested a second child in 2007.

August 10, 2009

Art, wine, food, music and beer — all were showcased at the 10th annual Scotts Valley Art & Wine Festival last weekend in Skypark.

February 29, 2016

Graham Hill delays to start next week

July 17, 2009

Traffic delays are expected on Graham Hill Road between Treetop Drive and Henry Cowell Drive south of Felton for four months starting late next week and running through Oct. 30. Santa Cruz County is installing a 10-inch sewer main along the road.

Ben Lomond couple arrested in connection with robbery

January 20, 2011

A man and a woman were arrested the afternoon of Jan. 12 in connection with the armed robbery of Jamba Juice in Scotts Valley two days earlier.

Smoke in Scotts Valley caused by controlled burn

October 21, 2009

Heavy smoke from controlled burns at Wilder Ranch State Park drifted through Scotts Valley today, causing residents to wonder if there was a large fire in the are.

SLV Sheriff’s Center moves in with Cal Fire

December 3, 2009

The San Lorenzo Valley Sheriff’s Service Center is moving to a new address in Felton to save money during a cash-strapped time for county government.

Local groundwater agency plan open for public comment

August 13, 2021

Sierra Ryan has her work cut out for her. With much of California suffering from drought, Ryan, interim water resources manager for Santa Cruz County Environmental Health, is careful to keep her ducks in a low-flow row. When she’s not busy attending Water Commission meetings...

February 13, 2025

To provide evacuated residents being impacted by ongoing storms, the Santa Cruz County Office of Response, Recovery and Resilience, in partnership with the City of Scotts Valley and City of Watsonville, have opened temporary evacuation points (TEPs) at the Scotts Valley Community Center, 360...

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Schools: Measure K saves jobs

Deadline set for fraud case settlement

Mount Hermon presents meadow plans

Give Thanks to the CZU Fire Heroes!

CalFire: Scotts Valley, nearby areas can repopulate immediately

Sheriff’s Office: Most Residents Stayed During Evacuations

Brookdale man arrested for second alleged molestation

A Scotts Valley weekend of art and wine

Pet photo contest – ZsaZsa

Graham Hill delays to start next week

Ben Lomond couple arrested in connection with robbery

Smoke in Scotts Valley caused by controlled burn

SLV Sheriff’s Center moves in with Cal Fire

Local groundwater agency plan open for public comment

Santa Cruz County opens temporary evacuation points

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