Live Oak News

The developers with city approval for the Rispin hotel development have requested a time extension to start the project because of a May 28 fire.

Misdemeanor charges were dismissed against an area farmer Tuesday as part of a joint settlement in a state environmental regulation case.

Just last week in Live Oak, California, a mother of two and her youngest son were injured when a reckless driver drove onto the sidewalk in which they were walking The mother was walking with her child along the sidewalk after dropping off her older son at school that morning.

An economic strategist will be among a handful of redevelopment professionals added to the county's otherwise shrinking workforce, under the county's proposed budget plan.

The Capitola-Soquel Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with Mid County Travel agent Toni Leslie to offer a trip to Tuscany, Italy, departing Nov.

Nearly a month after a bomb team removed hundreds of pounds of explosives and dangerous chemicals from a Live Oak home, the man thought to be responsible for the cache turned himself in to sheriff's deputies.

"The moment of change is the only poem." Recently, in response to a question about art in the 21st century, Adrienne Rich shared a personal anecdote from the Y2K years.

When IHOP opened Monday morning, Deborah Windisch was waiting. The Soquel resident showed up at 4 a.m. at the 50-year-old restaurant chain's newest location on 41st Avenue so she could be the first to eat at the first IHOP in Santa Cruz County.

An appeals court in San Jose is set to hear arguments surrounding the merits of the city's Arana Gulch Master Plan on June 25.

LIVE OAK, Calif. - Authorities say a woman who apparently mistook her gas pedal for the brake crashed into a parent and her four-year-old-son outside a Live Oak school.

A woman and her 4-year-old son were injured Wednesday morning when a driver accidentally accelerated into a chain-link fence at an elementary school in unincorporated Santa Cruz County near Live Oak.

The current solution to the budget shortfall for the Santa Cruz County Public Library System doesn't solve the underlying issues.

Seacliff Fri., May 15 700 Block Seacliff Drive Burglary More than $10,000 worth of music and sound equipment was stolen from a storage trailer.

Live Oak High School students celebrate the end of their graduation as they throw their caps in the air Friday evening.

A Santa Cruz man suspected of spray-painting graffiti on a Highway 1 sound wall was caught hiding under a car a few blocks away and arrested early Tuesday, police reported.

Judy and Rick Peretto's home was among the five to be "flocked" Monday morning. "My wife woke up and went outside to get the paper," said Rick Peretto, 69.

Library leaders on Monday will consider slashing hours, services and staff at branches countywide to deal with a possible $2.3 million deficit on a $12.6 million budget.

Aptos Sat., May 9 9000 Block Soquel Drive Theft More than $1,000 of property and a small amount of cash was stolen from a salon.

Early May showers should not give county residents a false sense of water supply security.

City Council members plan a special study session at 6 p.m. tonight May 21 in City Hall to discuss funding of community grants.