A suspect is at large after stealing a vehicle and fleeing the scene at the intersection of Valle Del Oro and Newhall Avenue near an apartment complex on Sunday afternoon,…
Greenland is one of the world’s last great frontiers, where raw nature and Arctic traditions come together in landscapes unlike anywhere else. Summer transforms this icy island into a playground…
The Governor's Highway Safety Association reported that 7,148 pedestrians died in accidents in 2024. Getting hit by a vehicle is among the most horrible things one might have to endure.…
The American Psychological Association recently estimated that 41% of first marriages in the United States will end in divorce in 2025. Going through a divorce can be one of the…
A 10-year-old child was transported after being accidentally shot by a BB gun at the 27300 block of Manzanita Lane on Sunday afternoon, according to an official with the Santa…
A person died after having a medical emergency near the front entrance of Six Flags Magic Mountain on Saturday evening, according to officials with the Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station. The…
By David Hegg Sometimes going backward can be both rewarding and upsetting. Consider Robert Fulghum’s cogent little book “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” Published in…
The stark difference between liberals and conservatives has never been more glaringly obvious than the reaction to the death of Charlie Kirk. Even though he was an icon of patriotism…
After back-to-back losses at home and on the road to Gahr and Calvary Chapel, the Trinity Knights kicked off Cottonwood League play with a big win over the Webb Gauls…
The annual Hart of the West Pow Wow returned on Saturday for a celebration of Native American culture with dance performances, food and music at William S. Hart Park. Celebrating…
Don’t wait for smoke on the horizon to prepare for a wildfire. While hot temperatures, dry conditions and strong winds increase wildfire threat, taking small manageable steps – like creating…
Christine Neri raised a purple flower up toward the sky and stood in silence for a brief moment, remembering her mother Eileen, on Saturday morning. “She was funny, she was…
By Melanie Johnson Only in Your State What do an obscure pyramid, a quaint chapel, a large sundial, a museum of human existence and an isolated, desert community in Southern…
October has arrived, and it’s not all pumpkin spice lattes, it’s also the Spooky Season with numerous ways to find your Halloween chills and thrills. Halloween should be extra festive…
A pumpkin patch adventure is just around the corner for Santa Clarita families—whether picking the perfect gourd locally or venturing just a short drive beyond city limits to some of…
As the leaves are changing colors and falling throughout Santa Clarita, Valencia by FivePoint held its third annual “Fallencia,” in conjunction with the grand opening of Verve Park on Saturday. …
Seymour joined The Kite Club at West Ranch High School and with the help of a few other students, he built a kite strong enough to lift him up from…
College of the Canyons hosted a “Manufacturing Day” on Friday aimed to show local students the many different job opportunities available in the new world of work involving robotics, welding…
As this year’s legislative session concludes, I’m proud of the progress we’ve made — but even more determined to confront the urgent challenges ahead, with California’s affordability crisis at the…
Michael Cruz’s letter, “Narrow, Short-Lived Benefits” (Aug. 14), is yet another example of how he sidesteps the real value of legislation in favor of distortion. While Cruz takes aim at…