
Take a Step Back in History on the Rails
For those looking for a fresh way to explore the region, Sunburst Railbikes offers an experience that blends outdoor adventure, local history and a touch of nostalgia. Set along a historic railway

For those looking for a fresh way to explore the region, Sunburst Railbikes offers an experience that blends outdoor adventure, local history and a touch of nostalgia. Set along a historic railway

Southern California is famous for sunshine, beaches and movie studios. But beyond the palm trees and theme parks lies a darker, stranger side of the region — places where history, isolation and mystery combine

If watching the Winter Olympic Games has you itching to get off the couch and onto the ice, you don’t have to go far to find your own podium. From skating and hockey lessons

Imagine the soft nuzzle of a goat, the majestic roar echoing from a big cat enclosure, or the quiet rustle of wildlife along a shaded trail. For Santa Clarita families

A scenic two-hour drive from Santa Clarita can feel like a small getaway without the commitment of an overnight stay. For many Southern California residents, a day trip to Chumash
As winter rains taper off and days stretch a little longer, March quietly flips the switch on gardening season in the Santa Clarita Valley. Local experts say this is the month to

For many people, the concept of “estate planning” seems distant, something reserved for the wealthy or the elderly. But according to Sonia C. Lee, partner at Thompson Von Tungeln, that misconception

The darkest corners of Southern California are getting harder to find, but for serious astrophotographers, the chase is part of the magic. On clear, moonless nights, when the Milky Way

On screens, they look like passing trends — a viral quilting tutorial, a sped-up knitting timelapse, a perfectly lit candle-pouring reel — but across the Santa Clarita Valley, those clicks

On some nights in Santa Clarita, the glow isn’t coming from bar neon but from quiz sheets, dance floors, game tables and dessert cases, where neighbors linger past dark in places that feel more

When Jessica and Chelsea Tropper decided to eliminate sugar, gluten, and most carbohydrates from their diet, the sisters didn’t realize that their dietary change would soon inspire a bakery built around the same healthy

Santa Clarita is filled with people looking for their crowd and many are finding it in the city’s growing web of clubs, classes and cause-driven groups. From official community listings and arts directories to

In Santa Clarita, the school bell does not stop ringing when teenagers and adults walk off campus. From city-run enrichment classes to nonprofit art studios and career-training programs, local residents can find

From sunrise trailheads in Plum Canyon to the echo of basketballs in Canyon Country’s open gym, Santa Clarita is greeting the New Year with a full-on fitness wave that goes

Joshua Tree National Park may be just a few hours from Santa Clarita, but it feels like crossing into another world: a meeting place of two deserts where twisted yucca trees, hulking

Winter break in Santa Clarita doesn’t have to mean weeks of cabin fever and endless screen time for youths. From low-cost city day camps and cozy story hours to wild animal encounters

January in Santa Clarita does not ease into the new year so much as it leaps — from meditative art sessions and star-splashed paint nights to live theater, improv and

On a winter weekend in Santa Clarita, the most memorable escapes aren’t always the ones wrapped in tinsel and traffic — they’re the odd little surprises hiding in plain sight,