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Aptos Times: September 15, 2026


Trial Delayed in RTC Dispute Over Aptos Parking Lot, By Jon Chown • Moss Landing BESS Cleanup Enters Final Phase: Community Group Skeptical of Both Business and Government, By Jon Chown • Habitat for Humanity Hails Evan Circle Project: 13 Homes Offered to First-Time Buyers, By Claudia Iseman • Santa Cruz Celebrates Grand Opening of 50 Affordable Apartments: Jessie Street Terrace Provides Deeply Affordable Homes with Supportive Services • New MRI and CT Imaging Now Available at Watsonville Community Hospital: The Measure N-funded Diagnostic Imaging Systems Enhance Patient Care • RTC Pushes Back on Grand Jury’s Rail Findings: Absolves Itself of Blame in Changing Cost Estimates • PVUSD, Teachers Union Reach Tentative Labor Agreement • Santa Cruz County Preps for Winter Storms, Roads, Levees, Drainage Systems and More are Inspected • Supervisors Table Discussion on Changing Board Compensation, By Jon Chown • Village Santa Cruz County Becomes Independent Nonprofit • AI Disruption Expected to Unfold Gradually, Economist Says: Artificial Intelligence Conference Held at CSUMB, By Jon Chown • Agricultural AI Adoption ‘Inevitable, But Slow,’ Says Industry Leader, By Jon Chown • Felton Bridge Closed Through Oct. 9: Tree Removal and Replacement Preparations Happening on San Lorenzo Way Bridge • Meeting to Address Invasive Beetle Threat • Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks Marks 50 Years • METRO Offers Free Rides to County Fair • Fairgrounds Buzz With Activity Ahead of County Fair, By Jon Chown • She Makes A Village: Artist Uses Gingerbread as Her Medium, By Jon Chown • Study Finds 4,672 Vacation Homes in Santa Cruz County Area • County Announces State of the Country Address • Charles Robert Keller: 1939 ~ 2026 • Bicyclist Dies After Collision on Soquel Drive • Aptos High Students Will Suffer With No 7th Period … and much more!

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