County delays vote on shifting inmates to Castaic
County supervisors have postponed discussion of a plan to approve $5.6 million for improved mental health care in which some 320 mentally ill inmates housed in downtown Los Angeles would…
County supervisors have postponed discussion of a plan to approve $5.6 million for improved mental health care in which some 320 mentally ill inmates housed in downtown Los Angeles would…
The Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District has been ordered to pay more than $725,000 in lawyer’s fees incurred by a local group that challenged the district’s environmental impact report in…
California’s 38th Assembly District encompasses the Santa Clarita and Simi valleys, along with parts of Soledad Canyon and the San Fernando Valley. But November’s race for the seat being vacated…
One person was injured in a single-vehicle crash on Bouquet Canyon Road Monday morning when their car struck a light pole, emergency response officials said. The unidentified patient was taken…
As part of a series on candidates, I am reaching out to our local, county and state candidates to report their views. I selected a narrow set of concerns that…
I started writing this on 9/11/16. I was, of course, feeling deeply sad for the country and all those who lost loved ones on this day 15 years ago. However,…
Live Oak Elementary is bringing back our traditional Harvest Festival & Horse Drop on Saturday October 8. Our school and district have been through tough times over the last few…
James Foster Elementary in Saugus celebrated Patriot’s Day on Friday, September 9. This is the 2nd year that the school put on this event and based on the success, it is…
On Friday September 9, in remembrance of 9/11, Cub Scout Pack 66 of Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, performed a Flag retirement ceremony during the school’s morning assembly session…
Even on a 100 degree day, Pho Sure hits the spot. “Customers say, ‘I’m craving pho,’” said Nina Tran, owner of Pho Sure. Tran and her husband, Scott, opened the…
Bert Noriega describes himself and his family as “Americans.” Not Latino Americans, not Mexican Americans – just plain Americans. Noriega, 82, of Newhall and his seven siblings grew up in…
The ARTree 2016 Speaker Series presents fascinating lectures and free discussions with influential artists and leaders who bring art, arts education, and exceptional projects to the diverse Santa Clarita Valley…
Mary Gallant calls her art students at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center her “children.” “The students … they became sisters,” she said at the opening of the center’s second-ever…
OutWest, began hosting live music events in 2009, will be hosting singer and vocalist Eli Barsi. Concerts for OutWest are held every fourth Thursday of the month up through…
I have step kids. Step kids are fun, if you enjoy correcting other people’s mistakes. I have two. My youngest stepson has 79 tattoos, most of them covering his arms…
Some might say this movie is cinematic comfort food: Of course you know what you’re getting, and while it might not be great for you, it provides some instant gratification…
Fans of crime fiction looking for a frightfully fun time are invited to the Friends of Santa Clarita Public Library’s Second Annual Author Dinner on Saturday, Sept. 24, at 6…
Hardly a Sunday goes by that someone doesn’t pull over when they see Saugus resident Danny Mascari, 62, working in his vineyard. “Every Sunday I’m out here, somebody pulls in”…
We live in a nation of one people. TimBen Boydston doesn’t see it that way. He’s divided us into “sub-groups of the population such as seniors, disabled and low-income groups”…
Renowned across Santa Clarita for good food, fun rides, great music and a carnival atmosphere, parishioners are gearing up for the Our Lady of Perpetual Help’s 72nd annual barbecue next…