A big rig caught fire in the Newhall Pass early Monday evening, triggering immediate concerns due to the surrounding brush. Firefighters with the Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to…
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detectives began looking for an alleged gunman following a report of road rage near the mall, which reportedly ended in one motorist pulling a gun…
While we were being charmed by Jordan Fiorentini of Paso Robles’ Epoch Estate Wines, she also plied us with her bottled creations. And, yes, they definitely influenced our impressions. Like…
A motorcyclist was injured and taken to the hospital Monday following a traffic collision in Saugus. Shortly before 2 p.m., paramedics with the Los Angeles County Fire Department were dispatched…
Los Angeles County firefighters responded to a single-vehicle crash after a car slammed into a fire hydrant, sending gallons of water onto Walnut Street in Newhall. Firefighters received the call…
Responding to errant reports on social media involving someone who allegedly had a gun at Concerts in the Park, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials reported it was a false…
Moving is itself a hectic and engaging process. In the time of moving if you get occupied with unnecessary things that you have gathered from time to time and pack…
For an artist who’s been on the recording charts for nearly 50 years, Don McLean travels pretty well.
It’s hard to believe that summer is winding down for school-age children. Most schools in the Santa Clarita Valley are set to open their doors for the 2019-20 school year this week.However, to ease the transition to the school routine, here are some fun August adventures that hopefully you can make room for in between homework and weekly spelling tests.
Get your checkbooks out -- it's bargain time. The average price of a Manhattan apartment has dropped from $1.2 million to $1.1 million.
It is not often that people get a chance to meet their favorite actors or heroes, but on Sunday, fans of actor Drake Bell got a chance to spend time with the star at a meet and greet at Revenant Body Art Studio in Canyon Country.
Well a happy Sunday in August to you, dear saddlepals. Hope you survived Saturday night and still possess your car keys, spouse, loved one and most of your brain cells from the carousing.
Playing baseball for Hart High School was hard work for Cole Roederer. Outside of the usual practices and games, he put in extra time to do sprints on the field or learn more tedious concepts, like the best angles when playing outfield or how to maximize information from a scouting report.
On Sunday, Santa Clarita Baptist Church held its first Refresh conference, a one-day family Bible Camp.
In an ideal world, people young and old exercise each day. But as men and women age, finding time to work out is not so easy.
City Councilman Cameron Smyth currently serves as mayor pro tem for the City of Santa Clarita. Per tradition, in December, Smyth should be elected by his fellow councilmembers to a…
Whether you are biking, walking or driving through Santa Clarita, you are likely to run into lush green fields for sports games, wildflowers blooming on hillsides or spot our City’s iconic oak trees. This abundance of beauty in our valley didn’t happen by accident.
Silents Under the Stars, the annual William S. Hart Park fundraiser, once again showcased a silent film from the park’s eponymous star Saturday.
Westfield Valencia Town Center made a significant drop in the WiSH Education Foundation bucket with all the coins from the recently retired fountain from inside the mall. The donation was…
David Cho wears many hats. Come into Mama’s Table Restaurant in Valencia and Cho, the owner, may be your greeter, server, clerk or busboy. Whatever role he plays, Cho always has a smile on his face. That’s because despite 7-day work weeks, Cho finds the restaurant business pleasurable.
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