Valley people
U.S. Army Pfc. Harper H. Evans, son of Daja Evans of Scotts Valley, has completed combat training at Fort Jackson, in Columbia, S.C., with honors.
The fight to stay open
Every car owner in California might be required to pitch in to help keep the state park system up and running if the latest proposal out of Sacramento makes it past the state Senate and Assembly and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Scotts Valley approves budget
The Scotts Valley City Council approved its 2009-10 fiscal year budget Wednesday, June 17, with a caveat to revisit it after the first quarter of sales tax revenue comes in.
County board to meet Thursday in SV
The Santa Cruz County Board of Education will meet at 9 a.m. Thursday, June 11, at Scotts Valley City Hall for what is listed as a "retreat meeting."
Fire sweeps through Bethany cafeteria
A three-alarm fire gutted most of the Bethany University cafeteria building Tuesday night, June 16.
Vandals cause SV skate park closure
The Scotts Valley Skate Park will be closed for three days after nearly a dozen graffiti markings were found in the park on Monday morning.
Highway 236 closure slated for June 22
Motorists should expect intermittent delays of 20 to 30 minutes on Highway 236 in Boulder Creek next week as Caltrans replaces culverts near Oak Avenue between China Grade Road and Highway 9.
Scotts Valley avoids layoffs
The city of Scotts Valley has escaped layoffs — for now — despite lower revenues to the general fund after the half-cent Measure C sales tax dropped to a quarter-cent last year.
News Briefs | Published Oct. 30, 2026
SLV Middle School presents ‘Shrek The Musical JR.’
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