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Boulder Creek Highway 9 project secures $850K federal boost

April 3, 2026

Earthquake Stories: Experiencing fear and relief during a classic Californian phenomenon

Scotts Valley divvies up $45K in funds for nonprofits

Egg hunts bring springtime fun to San Lorenzo Valley families

Volunteers put in sweat equity to get Siltanen Park AAA ballfield ready for season

Working towards reducing gun violence

March 1, 2018

According to the Federal Bureau of Justice Statistics there are over 500,000 shootings per year. As law enforcement executives in Santa Cruz County, each of us individually may have different views of how best to reduce gun violence, but we all committed to providing leadership to prevent and reduce gun violence and to keep our children and teachers safe in our schools. Here are just some of the practices we agree will make a difference.

Scotts Valley Town Center updates

March 1, 2018

There’s something tempting for developers in the proposed Town Center development but, thus far, various ideas for the 58-acre parcel in downtown Scotts Valley have turned up short.

Locally known acupuncturist starts free health clinic in Felton

March 1, 2018

The partnership between local herbalist and acupuncturist Michael Tierra and Roxanne Moore, program manager for Mountain Community Resources happened, you could say, naturally.

A lively discussion at BC’s “Death Cafe”

March 1, 2018

On a chilly Monday evening over a dozen people gather at a small venue in Boulder Creek. What brings this eclectic group of people together is a unique desire to educate themselves on what happens at the end of life.

Community theater fights to stay open

March 1, 2018

Scotts Valley Community Theater Guild may go dark before the first player hits his mark under the blaring, new spotlight.

Planting for the allergy sufferer in mind

February 22, 2018

Each day my windshield is coated with yellow pollen grains from Douglas fir trees. Roadsides are crowded with blooming acacia trees. If you’re an allergy sufferer some plants are worse than others for you. What’s a gardener to do to mitigate scratchy eyes and congestion nearly year round where we live?

Clear cutting Clear Creek

February 22, 2018

What we call Brookdale was the last stand of the redwood forest that once stretched along the San Lorenzo between Felton and Boulder Creek. When the Santa Cruz County Lumber War broke out in 1893, the 400-acre tract on both sides of Clear Creek was owned by Grover and Company, one of the principal combatants.

Community datebook

February 22, 2018

Local Happenings

Heart healthy eggs: the experts weigh in

February 22, 2018

Eggs are on my list of perfect foods. They are packed with protein and nutrients, quick to cook and delicious. Purchasing high quality eggs is essential for getting the most nutrition possible. Labels can be confusing, but it simply comes down to understanding the life of the hen. In short, you want to purchase "pastured" eggs. I'll explain...

How a water district prepares for drought

February 22, 2018

After last year’s heavy rainfall and severe flooding, it is appearing that the state is heading towards another period of drought.

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Boulder Creek Highway 9 project secures $850K federal boost

Earthquake Stories: Experiencing fear and relief during a classic Californian phenomenon

Scotts Valley divvies up $45K in funds for nonprofits

Egg hunts bring springtime fun to San Lorenzo Valley families

Volunteers put in sweat equity to get Siltanen Park AAA ballfield ready for season

SOCIAL MEDIA

Despite high temps and pile-burning setbacks, fire officials aren’t worrying just yet

News Briefs | Published April 3, 2026

Caltrans changes speed limits on portion of Highway 17

Scotts Valley City Manager: We’re closing Siltanen Park ballfields, building 50...

Highway 9 daytime one-way reversing traffic control set for next week