Here are a few strategies from the Triple P - Positive Parenting Program that can help families to enjoy holidays, such as Halloween.
Learn about prized heirloom tomatoes, still available at New Leaf Community Markets and other local stores and farmers markets.
Obama's amazing economic recovery in just 4 short years despite major roadblock and economic and political challenges a president should not have to face when first stepping into office.
Notice to citizens of Capitola regarding this evening's benchmark study presentation.
Come to Barking Lot Party for a fun, free event to benefit the animal shelter. Sat. Sept. 29 at the Westside New Leaf parking lot from noon to 3 pm.
Children are such masters of adaptation, but sometimes even they get afraid of change.
Cool products for a zero-waste lunch.
140 people from over 28 companies participated in New Leaf Community Markets' “Taste at the Tee” Golf tournament which took place July 16 at the Pajaro Valley Golf Course in Royal Oaks.
Nutella, chocolate and banana makes the perfect combination of flavors; try it yourself!
This dessert with healthy fats from avocado and walnuts changes things up for chocoholics focused on healthy eating.
Watermelon is enjoyed in so many ways during the summer, from the plain fruit to in salads. Now try it as a dessert!
Children learn at such a fast pace, there are multiple “firsts” for them every day. They can easily teach us and each other their newest findings.
Whole wheat and veggies in a pastry? These carrot cake muffins bring the best of both worlds together - health benefits and delicious flavor.
This dark fudge with crushed peppermint will keep you coming back for more.
GreatNonprofits.org released its first ever list of top-rated nonprofits in Capitola, which Patch readers can use to discover top-rated nonprofits to give or volunteer or intern with.
Ma Maison in Aptos is a hidden gem on Soquel Drive.
Retirement begins in Capitola...ready to begin Act III of my life. What's it like to begin a new life in a new place? New friends, new hours to fill? Join me on the journey.
Change up the predictable chocolate chip cookie by adding caramel to surprise the crowd.
Savor these carrot cake bars, knowing that you're getting your source of Vitamin A as well as satisfying your taste buds.
We have a historic opportunity to secure the right to know what's in our food by passing Proposition 37 this November: The California Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act.
We briefly discussed the challenges for some kids and parents with crying. I am talking about the wake up in the middle of the night tears, screaming, or even the running into bed with mom and dad.
Has your child awoken from a sound slumber to just sit and cry? Find out what Reiki is and how it can help you.
Santa Cruz goes above and beyond to help get labeling for genetically-engineered foods on the California ballot this fall. Now we need your endorsement.
Does QuickBooks work? Not if you don't know how to use it.
The city council will discuss contracting lifeguard services to the City of Santa Cruz, rather than keeping our own lifeguard.
What do you think the city should do with the Rispin property?
Santa Cruz volunteers are working hard to collect signatures to get labeling for foods produced with genetic engineering on the California ballot this fall.
At this week's council meeting we'll discuss allowing dogs on the beach in the morning.
Clearing up questions regarding our latest art project.
Two films Food Matters and Forks Over Knives have compelled me to make some big changes in my diet. I learned why to eat more raw food, less meat and dairy, drink more water, and take my vitamins.
A quick update on Capitola issues and an important anniversary is noted.
The documentary Food Matters, being shown at New Leaf on March 11 and globally, reveals proven ways to overcome illness naturally through the right kinds of foods, supplements, and detoxification.
I found a new recipe for quality time with my hard-to-engage teenager: cooking!
Are you concerned about what's in your food? Here's how you can help get labeling for genetically engineered foods on the California ballot this fall.
I made a silly resolution to fit into my skinny jeans, and already it's leading me down a not-so-sweet path.
Spend your Christmas money in your local shops, and you will shift your local economy.
Once again parking can be found in Capitola Village.
Jennifer Shaw Coffey took a leap of faith when she opened Bloomsbury Tea Room in 2008. Now, with the help of volunteers, she's turned it into a nonprofit.
I recently took what I thought would be a quick trip to the store and on the way in noticed a woman standing in the Capitola Mall parking lot with her shopping bag ...
Capitola needs to borrow money to pay our bills and meet our payroll. But this is a one time problem caused by the flood. After the borrowing our budget should be in the black.