With an increasing number of schools beginning to focus more heavily on arts programs and education, the Parent Teacher Association at one local elementary school decided to enlist the assistance
Former Rep. Steve Knight was recently rated by The Center for Effective Lawmaking as the fifth most effective lawmaker during the 115th session of Congress. The scores were based on
California legislators joined students from across the state at the Capitol Monday to call for aggressive action in regards to climate change. Sen. Henry Stern was among the group of
In observation of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, the Child and Family Center hosted its 2nd annual “A Night of Expression,” which sought to share the stories of local teens
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, has recognized Melanie Hicken as the 38th Assembly District’s Woman of the Year. The annual celebration honors a woman from each Assembly District at the
You may not be able to see any change in the slope separating Terri Drive and Trestles Drive, but the workers who were sent there to mitigate the damage of
Local Santa Clarita Valley manufacturer Lief Organics hosted multiple California State University Northridge students this week for a tour of the company’s facilities and a meeting with the company’s chief
Sen. Scott Wilk has been selected to serve on a total of five committees, including four Senate select committees and one joint Senate and Assembly committee. After the appointments were
CalArts recently signed a student transfer agreement with Los Angeles City College, providing community college students the chance to transfer to the Herb Alpert School of Music at CalArts. The
With a failing slope forcing the city to yellow-tag multiple homes last week, residents in the two affected neighborhoods are beginning to prepare for what they expect will be months
In an attempt to address the inequities faced by women in fields like welding, soldering and brazing, College of the Canyons hosted a Women Who Weld workshop last week. Despite
Professionals in the industries of journalism, film, sound arts and animation will head to College of the Canyons Saturday to interact and network with local students during Media Day. COC,
A public lands bill proposing the creation of four new national monuments, including one for the St. Francis Dam site in San Francisquito Canyon, passed Congress Tuesday and is heading
College of the Canyons students, staff and members of the Santa Clarita Valley community are invited to attend this year’s Silver Spur Celebration, which will honor longtime COC supporters Don
California Highway Patrol officers joined Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital representatives and local parents Monday for a car seat installation and inspection event. Buckling up is the most effective thing one
In 2015, almost 10 percent of the population was diagnosed with a form of diabetes, according to the American Diabetes Association, but the staff at the Henry Mayo Fitness Center
As the two sides continue attempting to work out an agreement, College of the Canyons and members of the college’s faculty association participated in their third mediation meeting this week.
City inspectors yellow-tagged the homes of multiple Santa Clarita Valley residents Friday as shifting land on a hill near the 1900 block of Terri Drive continued to sink and forced
To protect rural communities from unlawful dumping, Sen. Scott Wilk has introduced Senate Bill 409, which seeks to enhance illegal dumping enforcement efforts. “For too long, high desert and Inland
When Stephanie and Luis Estrada stepped into their yard around 8 p.m. Monday night, the couple spotted cracks in a few bricks lining their home. By 7 a.m. the next
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