Local sheriff’s detectives arrested a transient on suspicion of causing mayhem in connection with last week’s mugging that put a man in a hospital with serious head injuries. On Tuesday,…
When it comes to building more homes in the Santa Clarita Valley, the developers building those homes will now pay increased fees to cover the cost of five new fire…
Santa Clarita residents have highlighted anti-crime programs, affordable housing and job creation among the most vital needs citywide, data recently released by the city revealed. Of the more than 120…
By Jaxon Dillard The day before the football game, I couldn’t sleep because I was super excited. We were going to go to the Rams vs. 49ers game and, since…
News Release Local artist Charlotte Mullich will present her “Nature Up Close” watercolor exhibit starting Friday at Canyon Theatre Guild. An artist reception will be held from 4 to 7…
Re: Betty Arenson commentary, Jan. 19: Ms. Arenson writes as if hate resides in one party. But that infection taints all humanity and the examples she uses could easily fill…
There seems to be a continuation of the controversy about the landscaping and lighting district assessment. Some, in some areas, pay $12.38 and others in other areas pay $81.69. This…
Re: Lois Eisenberg letter, Jan. 12: As usual I don’t concur with anything she says, but will address only one of her comments: “Our parks are being trashed because there…
Last month, California Rep. Ted Lieu said, “I would love to be able to regulate the content of speech; the First Amendment prevents me from doing so.” This remarkable statement…
I am concerned that, in the next decade, we may witness the repeal of Proposition 13. I realize that this sounds sacrilegious to many, but please hear me out. In the…
Every three days for the past two months, Ron Whitaker, a Santa Clarita resident and veteran drummer, drove to the mall. He would look at the selection of items sitting…
The Canyon girls soccer team came out aggressive on Tuesday night against Golden Valley, pushing the tempo and controlling possession for most of the game to win 4-0. The Cowboys…
Meeting for the second time this season, West Ranch boys basketball traveled to Saugus in a Foothill League battle on Tuesday. From the opening tip, the message was clear for…
The Canyon and Golden Valley boys basketball teams battled on the court on Tuesday night at Canyon High School, with the Cowboys taking a 29-28 lead into halftime. However, Canyon…
The Valencia girls basketball team had played four games in four days, and the players were starting to feel it. Hart, on the other hand, had with fresh legs and…
Vying for its first Foothill League win of the year, Golden Valley boys soccer began the game fast, catching Canyon on its heels on Tuesday. Scoring in the opening minutes…
The Senior Resource Alliance of Santa Clarita Valley held a workshop for caregivers at Oakmont of Santa Clarita on Saturday. The workshop, called “4 Keys to Caregiving: What Every Family…
From Texas to the SCV Poore, a native of Texarkana, Texas, moved to Los Angeles in 1978. He started his music career playing piano bar at the Sheraton Premiere Hotel.…
With girls basketball starting back up after the holiday break, several Santa Clarita Valley girls basketball teams have been making headlines. Saugus continues to climb The Centurions had a milestone…
Message from the City Manager Ken Striplin, Police Chief Robert Lewis “Congratulations,” and “thank you.” That is what we want to say to the hard working men and women of…
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