Scotts Valley Welcomes New Businesses at The Hangar
If you’re looking for a new way to pass the time that focuses on food, beer and community, followed by a gritty workout, check out the newly-opened Faultline Brewing Company at The Hangar in Scotts Valley.
The grand opening of Faultline and next-door neighbor MADabolic...
SLVHS Theater Brings Off Beat Play to Fruition
For anyone who enjoys a good “whodunit” mystery, here’s the setup: The long-running soap opera ”The Bold and the Young” is in its last days. Its hunky hero has self-esteem issues, its villainous old man is more interested in soup and its heroines are slightly psychopathic....
City Council Split Over $50K Worth Of Grants For Local Nonprofits
After having supported setting aside funding for local nonprofits, during the Scotts Valley budget process earlier this year, Councilmember Randy Johnson joined Vice Mayor Jim Reed in opposing the move during a test run for regular in-person City Council meetings, Oct. 19.
In a 3-2...
SLVUSD Teams With Agencies on New Traffic Flow Project
San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District trustees eagerly poured over three new maps that outline possible solutions for traffic issues at its main campus, during an Oct. 12 study session.
They were gearing up for key meetings with state and county officials about Highway 9...
SLVUSD Race Pits Silicon Valley Oil Industry Pro Against Veteran Board Member
In the fast-approaching Nov. 8 election, a 38-year-old oil and gas real estate professional, with tech start-up experience, is facing off against an incumbent San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District Trustee who cut her teeth in New York’s education system.
Felton resident Ryan Lipert is...
Overbilling Claims Against SVWD Rise After Article of Initial Error
A man who says he was overcharged thousands of dollars by the Scotts Valley Water District didn’t get a payout after pleading his case in front of its board, last week.
But Jim Chelossi learned his prediction had come true—several other customers now say they,...
County Seeks Sheriff’s Office Inspector
Santa Cruz County will send out a request for proposals (RFP) for an Office of the Inspector General (OIG) that would have independent oversight of the Sheriff’s Office, the Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Tuesday.
Assembly Bill 1185, a state law passed in 2020, allows...
Four Vying for Two Seats on Scotts Valley School Board
With four names on the ballot for a pair of Scotts Valley Unified School District board seats up for grabs—and with another candidate having been appointed earlier this month—Scotts Valley residents are getting a massive say on the future direction of their local school...
Torched Trees Given New Life as Fencing For Landmark
Those familiar with the popular Vancouver Island lumberjack show “Big Timber” on Netflix, know the riveting storylines that emerge from working with giant trees—and the care it takes to do historic preservation right.
Down here in California, in the state’s oldest state park, officials experienced...
Faultline Taproom Overcame Covid-Era Obstacles to Open In Scotts Valley
As the fog began to envelop the coastal areas of Santa Cruz County Tuesday evening, the sun beamed, uninterrupted, on a building up the hill that, from a distance, looked like there could be aircraft stationed inside.
A remote-controlled copter buzzed about the open field...
Incumbent Greg Wimp and Monterey County transportation agency official Michael Zeller...
With 3,524 votes counted so far in the Scotts Valley City Council contest, the incumbent, Greg Wimp—the political body's newest member, was leading the...






















