by David Leland | Nov 4, 2019 | Featured Story, Latest news
A decade of belt tightening has failed to plug the $1.2 million structural deficit in the city’s finances that is projected to grow to $3.3 million by 2022/2023. The Scotts Valley City Council is set to consider putting a hefty sales-tax increase before voters on the...
by Contributor - Robert Aldana | Feb 25, 2019 | Featured Story, Latest news
The Fallen Officers Foundation recently had their yearly fundraiser ball and it proved to be yet another success having sold out with over 500 attendees. • Link to photo album of 2019 FOF Ball The foundation, started in 2004, has raised tens of thousands of dollars...
by Contributor - Robert Aldana | Feb 18, 2019 | Community News, Featured Story, Real Estate
With the news full of doom and gloom for the Bay Area real estate market late last year, many were thinking that we had seen the last hurrah and experts were saying that the real estate market peaked sometime in the second quarter of 2018 and that we were in for a...
by Contributor - Robert Aldana | Nov 6, 2018 | Featured Story, Real Estate
As the Scotts Valley real estate market continues its cooling off compared to earlier this year and versus the past couple of years, there are some signs that this area could be experiencing more of a correction than housing market tumble. In many ways, the market...
by Contributor - Robert Aldana | Jan 27, 2018 | Community News, Featured Story, Local Business Spotlight
A few years ago, when the 1440 Multiversity was being introduced as coming to Scotts Valley, many residents had apprehensions of them coming to the old Bethany University. Fears of more traffic, construction disturbing a once quiet and secret spot tucked away in the...
by Contributor - Robert Aldana | Aug 3, 2017 | Featured Story, Latest news
If you missed this year’s 4th of July Festivities that were held in Scotts Valley, according to most who attended, you missed a “Very Good” time that was had by thousands of attendants. In an informal survey that was taken by My Scotts Valley, a...
