Cole Calcote, also known as “Corvus” in the wrestling world, walked over to his 9-year-old daughter Corliyn, who had a blast witnessing 16 wrestlers fight for the chance to be…
Regulatory compliance is an important factor across industries. It encompasses adherence to laws, regulations, guidelines, and specifications relevant to a particular business operation. Failure to adherence can result in severe…
Akbar Shokouhi, an influential figure in San Diego's vibrant tech industry, exemplifies the spirit of modern entrepreneurship. With a track record exceeding a decade in the competitive technology landscape, he…
Local students earn honors at Utah Tech University Two local students were among those at Utah Tech University who demonstrated remarkable academic performance during the fall 2023 semester, with nearly…
As the days start to feel longer and warmer, summer adventures in Santa Clarita are on the horizon. Whether you’re local or a visitor eager to explore all that our…
The Supreme Court is blatantly delaying its decision about Donald Trump’s immunity case and in doing so they are doing the U.S. a grave injustice. It is obvious that the…
A friend and I recently met at a chain restaurant in Sacramento for our weekly lunch. Both of us ordered $16 plates of Mexican food. When the bill came, it totaled…
I have never been married, nor do I have any children. I grew up around married people. I descend from a whole line of married people. I have friends who…
As the William S. Hart Union High School District prepares for the impending departure of Superintendent Mike Kuhlman, the governing board appointed Deputy Superintendent Michael Vierra to be the district’s…
By Perry Smith and Katherine Quezada Chiquita Canyon Landfill officials said a pair of in-person informational sessions hosted at Val Verde Park and Castaic Library, respectively, on Friday and Saturday…
Emotions ran high at Tuesday’s Saugus Union High School District governing board meeting as board members, district officials and attendees discussed how best to approach gender-specific events. The issue arose…
For the second straight year, a CIF baseball championship returned to the Santa Clarita Valley. Hart hoisted the CIF Division 2 trophy and earned coach Jim Ozella the ultimate prize…
Biomimicry— the art of emulating nature into human engineering. Emma Winter, 16, an incoming senior at Valencia High School, did just that, submitting her design through the Biomimicry Institute, and…
In the hills and trails along Placerita Canyon Road, volunteers with SCV Trail Users gathered at the Golden Valley Ranch and East Walker Ranch open spaces to work on local…
Teams raced on dragon boats Saturday morning at Castaic Lake, participating in Team Dragon Eyes’ fifth annual Dragon Boat Festival. More than 60 teams registered for the competition that started…
The spring high school lacrosse season is all wrapped up, with the Foothill League showing parity in both boys and girls’ leagues as each had co-champions. The Saugus and Hart…
An L.A. County Superior Court judge denied Wednesday an attempt by Castaic and Val Verde residents trying to shut down Chiquita Canyon Landfill, but left open a door for the…
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer American citizens likely will pay more in cooling costs this summer, with the Mid-Atlantic and Pacific regions seeing over 12% jump in related expenses, according to…
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Republican groups filed a second lawsuit targeting Nevada’s mail-in ballot law, arguing that a provision that seeks to allow the counting of mail-in ballots without a…
By Alexei Koseff CalMatters Writer The man who would finally break up California is a real estate developer from Rancho Cucamonga. Jeff Burum knows this may sound crazy. He heard that…
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