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Monday afternoon, Roaring Camp Railroads’ 6,000+ square foot Bret Hart Hall was packed with about 500 people gathered to celebrate the life of CEO and president, mother and grandmother Georgiana “Georgie” Clark.

It was a little boy’s paradise on Tuesday, February 23, in the front parking lot of the Cowboy Bar & Grill on Highway 9 in Felton. Heavy equipment operators were working from about 10:00 a.m. to late in the afternoon, cutting down and removing a huge old tree from Mike Verutti’s property. There was also a P.G. & E. cherry-picker truck onsite to make certain none of their gas pipes or electrical wires were affected by the work.

When Nancy Neiblas of Boulder Creek received a phone call from her son, Colter White, telling her he was in jail, she dropped the phone in shock.

Second-degree black belt Sylvia Reed has been teaching a free self defense class for women in Boulder Creek this month, as one of her first classes after receiving her teaching certification.

Santa Cruz County accommodation providers are anticipating a banner year. Yet with building costs soaring, in order to get shovels in the ground, the owner of a previously-approved Marriott project in Scotts Valley looked to the city council for a break on the fee...

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 all-day negotiations Monday. The agreement between Service Employees International Union Local 521 and the County came just before demonstrations that were...

Thanks to a pair of grants awarded to the city of Scotts Valley by the state and the federal government, local students may have quicker, easier and safer ways to walk to school, as early as the end of 2012.