Good morning! It’s Oct. 16 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…

Hot in Scotts Valley

Today will be hot with the temperature approaching the record high of 97 set in 2020 with plenty of sunshine; caution advised if doing strenuous activities outside.


Top news from nearby

Santa Cruz ranks sixth-most-dangerous California city for cyclists, revealing persistent bike infrastructure gaps despite recent safety improvements, a new study finds.

Santa Cruz ranks sixth among California’s most dangerous cities for cyclists, study shows

Santa Cruz ranks sixth among California’s most dangerous cities for cyclists, study shows

By Max Chun

Oct 16, 2026


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Things to do in Scotts Valley

Pumpkin Patch & Winter Veggies
Pumpkin Patch & Winter Veggies

At Love Apple Farms on Oct. 16

Fishhook ROCKS Rupert Hart's
Fishhook ROCKS Rupert Hart’s “Shaky Ground” Costume Party!

At The Moose Lodge on Oct. 17

Glenwood 5K Trail Run/Walk
Glenwood 5K Trail Run/Walk

At Siltanen Park/Glenwood Trails on Oct. 17


Farmers market Saturday

The Scotts Valley Farmers Market has become a seasonal treasure to the local community and to those visiting the area looking for a place to slow down and unwind. Here a circle of regional farms, local food businesses and other makers set up their stands to offer shoppers and diners an array of delicious edibles. From May through October, the market is a resource for nutritious food and agricultural education, providing a gathering place for families, friends and neighbors. Find a robust selection of organic vegetables, fruits, herbs, pasture-raised chicken and duck eggs, flowers, artisanal meats, breads, seafood, pastries, espresso bar and ready-to-eat cuisine.
Saturday 8 a.m. to noon at Graham Plaza, 219 Mount Hermon Rd., May through October Read more


No crimes to report today

We checked with local police and there were no new incidents to report.