Santa Clarita is home to a thriving community of creators, small businesses, and hobbyists—from local artists and photographers to boutique shop owners and student designers. But for many of us,…
Most people only engage with hospitals while they are in a waiting room, filling out discharge papers, getting an invoice, or having a short conversation with a doctor who seems…
On Friday nights, the spotlight falls on the field. Stadium lights glow, the stands fill with families and friends, and the focus is on the players, every pass, every tackle,…
Key Takeaways 47% Faster Redesign Cycles: AI-assisted design workflows combined with mature design systems now cut website redesign timelines nearly in half. Teams using AI coding assistants report 48–58% faster…
The concept that we carry within us the seeds to our own self-destruction is certainly not a new concept. The novelist James Baldwin once noted the sentiment, as did “Star…
The amount of places you need ID are too numerous to count. You need ID to get into many government buildings. You need ID to fly or purchase alcohol or…
Our community has lost a wonderful, caring and exceptional man. What a gift Rick Patterson was. He became a friend to everyone he met. May he rest in peace. Debby…
Vice President JD Vance faced an impossible task trying to negotiate an end to the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran. That Vance failed is no surprise, given Iran’s so-far implacable resistance…
The College of the Canyons culinary program is all about giving the students driven by initiative exactly what they need to succeed as working chefs, bakers and sommeliers. That’s according to Gary…
Whether you call them “granny flats,” accessory dwelling units or extra rent income, the city of Santa Clarita could see a whole lot more of them popping up with pending changes to the city’s…
The Planning Commission is not meeting in April, according to the city’s website, with the city posting online this week that the April 21 meeting was cancelled. The body is…
News release College of the Canyons is scheduled to host its annual Discover Day on Friday, April 24, offering prospective and new students an opportunity to explore the college’s academic programs, student…
All season long, the Centurions’ offense has been a lineup that opposing Foothill League pitchers have been unable to stop. After the Saugus offense tagged three runs in the first inning, the Centurions powered though the Hawks’…
At least two people were transported to the hospital following a partial roof collapsing and hitting them with tiles at a restaurant on the 24200 block of west Valencia Boulevard on Thursday afternoon,…
Image Credit: CoComelon Before a child can read a word, identify a number, or name a color with confidence, something else is already happening. Rhythm is organizing the brain. The capacity to detect patterns in…
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer The United States has significantly expanded the scope of its naval blockade on Iran, signaling that vessels linked to Tehran can now be boarded, searched and…
Hegseth: US ‘locked and loaded’ to strike Iran’s power plants if no deal reached By Jack Phillips and Ryan Morgan Contributing Writers A second round of peace talks between the United States and Iran could take place this weekend, President Donald Trump told…
By Owen Evans Contributing Writer U.S. President Donald Trump said Israel and Lebanon have agreed to begin a 10-day ceasefire. In a Thursday post on Truth Social, Trump said he had “excellent conversations” with…
After the Saugus Centurions took the third-round victory in the Foothill League boys’ golf season, the Valencia Vikings went into Tuesday’s fourth round with the goal to increase their stroke…
News release Santa Clarita’s Cowboy Festival is riding back into town for its 30th anniversary this weekend at William S. Hart Park. The festival itself is a free, family-friendly event,…