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November 10, 2026

As UC Acceptance Rates Fall, SVHS Seniors Apply to More Colleges

This month, while much of Scotts Valley High School’s class of 2020 commits to two- or four-year colleges, it’s a good time to consider how much the admissions process has changed in the past few years.

Let’s Go Fishin’: Bluefin Tuna visit Monterey Bay

Bluefin have been consistently spotted and caught by local anglers while fishing within 15 miles of the Santa CruzHarbor. Having Bluefin Tuna here locally is not unheard of but it is also not common. The last time we had a nice showing was the year 2000. 

Pets and COVID

As we shelter in place we have more time with our pets than ever before. The joy they bring us and companionship can ease the anxiety we are all experiencing. As a pet parent there are several important facts you need to know and actions you need to take to care for your pet.

Boulder Creek community rallies around family in need

During a ski trip to Tahoe with his family, Boulder Creek resident Ramey White was stricken with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, which is sometimes fatal and has turned his life upside down.

Sports Shorts

Scotts Valley wrestlers fall to Aptos

Renovations complete at Mama Mia’s

Mama Mia’s in Felton received a much-needed face-lift, after being in business for nearly 20 years.

New Faces (July 3, 2015)

Connor Winfield Young, a 7-pound 4-ounce boy, was born to David Young and Miho Sakuda of Boulder Creek at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose. He was born at 2:40 a.m. on June 23, 2015.

Scotts Valley makes progress on parks plan

Scotts Valley City Hall
Scotts Valley City Council held a special joint study session with the Parks and Recreation Commission on May 1 to envision the full scope of recreation options for the city. Recreation Manager Allison Pfefferkorn noted that there hasn’t been a new Parks Master Plan since...

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News briefs

News Briefs | Published Nov. 6, 2026

Scotts Valley water supply returns to normal San Lorenzo Valley Water District has returned the Pasatiempo No. 5 well to service, allowing water quality in...