For community members with opinions about pot, Los Angeles County wants to listen. In an effort to better understand what people in unincorporated areas’ thoughts are, the Office of Cannabis…
UPDATE: 11:45 a.m.: A would-be Instagram star hoping to catapult himself into Internet stardom by stripping down to his underwear and causing havoc by dumping a Slurpee on his head,…
While the Assembly election is not until November 2018, a cumulative total of over $316,000 has already been raised by the three candidates who have kicked off their campaigns, according…
In Santa Clarita, every girl’s crazy about a shark dressed man. One sharp-toothed fish friend is making his home on dry land as he travels throughout the city, waving to…
After the successful rollout of an automotive technology internship program offered through the City of Santa Clarita in February, College of the Canyons has launched a second internship program with…
Caltrans announced that it will close all northbound lanes of the 5 freeway in the city of Santa Clarita from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. on Monday. The closures will…
Valencia grad and professional golfer Alison Lee is done with college and back home for a much-needed few days of relaxation. “I finally got back home this past Monday and…
I was watching CNN’s wonderful series entitled “The History of Comedy.” This segment began with one of Steve Martin’s eccentric routines. Laughter is such a joy – I was really…
The body of a man found Tuesday night near the Via Princessa on-ramp has been identified as a Sylmar man who was apparently crushed under a pickup truck as he…
Hot, humid and sticky weather could bring thunderstorms and flash flooding to the Santa Clarita Valley today. “There’s quite a bit of monsoonal moisture that has been pushing up into…
As a young recent high school graduate, I’ve recognized the pointless fight between my generation and older generations. Millennials. We don’t work for anything we have. We don’t care about…
By Councilmember Bill Miranda Thirty years is a big deal. Santa Clarita officially became a city on December 15, 1987. Just think of all that has happened in the…
Western Stars and Historic Figures art exhibit at the Old Town Library Community Room will be closing on August 18. There is still time to see these amazing art pieces…
Everywhere I go, no matter whom I talk to — whether it’s Democrats, Republicans or Independents — we all agree on one thing: there is too much money corrupting Washington.…
“We are entering the age of enlightenment regarding concussions,” read a PowerPoint slide in the conference room at the Henry Mayo Center on Monday night. That was the message of…
By: Penni Perrault, Valencia Community Contributor Delta Kappa Gamma members were invited to the 2017 Southwest Regional Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, July 4-7. Several local members had the pleasure…
Staging a home before listing it for sale enables buyers to envision what’s possible, to see themselves happier and more content in this home than in any other. That’s why…
By Naomi Young, Saugus Community Contributor Jimmy is now buried with a sunflower. Jimmy was like a big yellow sunflower, shining as the sun itself. He was a bright…
Diabetes strikes nearly 30 million Americans. That’s 1 in 10 SCV residents. To help us learn more about diabetes and adopting healthy habits, the American Diabetes Association presents an informative…
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness month, and there is no better way to support intervention, prevention, and education than to come to the Purple Walk of Strength. Walk with…
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