The Saugus cheerleading team took a trip to Anaheim for the United Spirit Association Spirit Nationals over the weekend and came home with some hardware. The varsity squad competed in…
Trinity girls basketball lost 61-54 to San Bernardino in the CIF-Southern Section Division 5AA tournament in the quarterfinal round Wednesday night at Castaic High School, ending their 17-game winning streak.…
Recognizing the Santa Clarita Valley is comprised of several unique communities with slightly different needs from law enforcement, a unique team equipped to specialize and respond to even the smallest…
A car fire was extinguished Wednesday soon after firefighters arrived on the scene in Canyon Country. The call came in at 3:31 p.m. near Soledad Canyon Road and Highway 14,…
A California Highway Patrol officer pulled a traffic collision victim out of a burning vehicle on Interstate 5 Wednesday night, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials. “We got…
While Santa Clarita Valley legislators applauded Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stand on making homelessness a priority during his Wednesday State of the State address, the solutions offered raised concerns among local…
A proposed subdivision that would ultimately expand The Master’s University, with parking lots and additional housing units, received a two-year time extension by the Santa Clarita Planning Commission on Tuesday. …
Deputies lined the northbound side of Railroad Avenue Wednesday after a suspect reportedly fled from a deputy while the officer was trying to detain him. Deputies attempted to detain the…
William S. Hart Union High School District board members unanimously approved the employment contract for the new superintendent of the district during Wednesday’s board meeting. The school district voted 5-0…
The comedy stars of Comedy Central’s “Reno 911!” may play cops on television, but this past week, they helped citizens prevent real crime by spreading awareness about the 9 p.m.…
To increase the use of services they offer, Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority officials are revamping the Homeless Central Command initiative, which was discussed at Tuesday’s Los Angeles County Board…
The second trial in a case involving the deaths of six people in a fiery Gorman crash has once again ended in a hung jury. Richard Lopez, 72, is accused…
News Release Oh, yes: The Sierra Hillbillies invite you to put on your dancin’ shoes and your most spectacular hat for their March 1 celebration and dance with caller Michael…
The mother of a 7-year-old boy attending Tesoro del Valle Elementary School filed a complaint with the Saugus Union School District alleging her son was bullied and falsely accused by…
A Canyon Country man accused of felony vehicular manslaughter in a crash that killed a 21-year-old Santa Clarita woman earlier this year pleaded no contest to both charges Tuesday. Joshua…
By Naomi Young Saugus contributor We couldn’t have planned this even if we tried. Our Ryan is a bundle of love that we received on Feb. 14. I started painful…
After years of hearing about the Bataan Memorial Death March, Argel Cardoniga wanted to complete it. The Santa Clarita Valley resident, a Filipino-American fitness instructor and retired senior manager in federal law enforcement, wanted to honor the memories of those who had marched and died all those years ago — including his grandfather.
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced Tuesday a bill that could change the way military retirement pay is taxed. Senate Bill 1071, which Wilk jointly authored with Sens. Bob…
Over three years, the Troop West girls basketball program has grown exponentially. Two years ago, in the inaugural year, there were two teams. The following year, there were four teams.…
There have been many supporters of Mike Garcia who understand cheerleading. They understand the value of taking results that have been observed and making them an integral part of a…
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