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San Lorenzo Valley Water District extends deadline for committee applications

December 23, 2025

Santa Cruz County urges residents to take precautions ahead of storm

Felton’s new Ace Hardware to bring jobs and support for residents

Fatal crash on Highway 17 under investigation

California State Parks conducts pile burning in Santa Cruz Mountains

Accused Driver in CHP Shooting-Pursuit Pleads Not Guilty

February 3, 2022

Berkeley resident Alexandria Luevanos pleaded not guilty Monday in Santa Cruz Superior Court to four charges in connection with a vehicle pursuit through Scotts...

Clinic Opens In Historic Ben Lomond Church Site

January 28, 2022

About 2,000 San Lorenzo Valley community members will now have access to care close to home, thanks to a new health clinic that opened...

4-H Club Proposal for SLVHS Nixed

January 28, 2022

A 17-year-old San Lorenzo Valley High School junior was disappointed to learn, last week, that her passionate advocacy for a 4-H program on campus...

Proposed Bill Would Help Families of Fallen Officers

January 28, 2022

State Senator John Laird on Jan. 18 introduced Senate Bill 850 (SB 850), a bill to ensure families of fallen officers receive survival benefits...

Strike averted as County, employees reach agreement

January 27, 2022

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY—The union that represents some 1,600 County of Santa Cruz employees has averted a strike after hammering out a tentative agreement during...

County park will honor late Sheriff’s deputy

January 26, 2022

APTOS—Plans were announced Thursday of a major renovation of Willowbrook County Park to honor the late Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller, who...

As Build Back Better Plan Stalls, Scotts Valley Digs Into Piggy Bank

January 21, 2022

It was like music to the ears of Scotts Valley politicians, last summer, when Democrats announced they’d be setting $1.4 million aside to replace...

Fundraising Campaign Eyes Large Addition for Big Basin

January 21, 2022

In August of 2020, the CZU Lightning Complex tore through the forests of the Santa Cruz Mountains. On the east, the fire kissed the...

Female leaders Ready to Guide Scotts Valley’s 2022 Rebound

January 21, 2022

On Tuesday, new Scotts Valley City Manager Mali LaGoe went for a tour of the library building currently undergoing a full renovation and was...

Leaders Encourage Businesses to Apply for Covid-Relief Cash

January 21, 2022

Though a Jan. 12 webinar about federal Covid-relief funding for local businesses was short and to the point, Scotts Valley City Councilman Randy Johnson...

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