A mixture of rain, hail and snow fell on parts of the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday. Residents in Saugus, Canyon Country, Newhall and Valencia shared their reactions to the
Whistleblower legislation introduced by Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, earlier this month passed the House of Representatives Tuesday and is awaiting action from the Senate. House Resolution 1064 aims to
College of the Canyons recently created a Continuing Education Survey to identify the unique and specific needs of the Santa Clarita Valley community, and school leaders are inviting residents to
Prior to Sunday’s legislative introduction deadline, Sen. Scott Wilk introduced Senate Bill 333, a measure aimed at California’s homeless crisis. If passed, SB 333 will require the Homeless Coordinating and
To inform students about the dangers of anorexia, bulimia and other common eating disorders, College of the Canyons is hosting an Eating Disorders Awareness Day, which will be held at
Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, announced Thursday she will join fellow legislators on the Freshmen Working Group on Addiction, which is a bipartisan effort to promote policies that attempt to
Like the trash that accumulates in watersheds throughout Southern California, the discussion on the effects of global warming has only increased over the years, but thanks to local clubs like
The U.S. Senate approved an expansive public lands bill Tuesday that proposes — among other things — the creation of four new national monuments, including the former St. Francis Dam
In an effort to help the hundreds of foster youth who live in the Santa Clarita Valley and its neighboring communities, Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, has introduced new legislation
Recently elected Assemblywoman Christy Smith will hold a community swearing-in ceremony and her first town hall beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday. The ceremony will include remarks by Assembly Speaker Anthony
Congress passed a funding bill Thursday to prevent another government shutdown, which includes $1.375 billion in funding that will be used to support 55 miles of border barrier. The bill
In an effort to help motorists who are unable to keep up with rising vehicle registration fees, Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, introduced a bill that would allow individuals the opportunity
With no contract agreement made, the faculty of College of the Canyons crowded into Hasley Hall on Wednesday to speak to the college’s board of trustees in advance of next
DRAKE A former Santa Clarita Valley student has been named to Drake University’s dean’s list for her work during the fall 2018 semester. Valencia’s Hannah Horowitz was selected for the
Gov. Gavin Newsom used his first State of the State speech Tuesday to announce some sweeping changes that he intends to implement in the coming year, including some issues that
Valencia’s first StretchLab — an assisted stretching facility — is set to hold its grand opening this week, and has already began accepting members. StretchLab hopes to introduce people of
New Global Adventures has announced its roster of race experiences that will occur in the coming year. More than half of this year’s domestic races are set to take place
In celebration of American Heart Month, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital is offering two free heart health lectures this week. The first event will begin at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to
To celebrate their 100th day of school, students of Rosedell Elementary School gathered Monday for a discussion with a local 100-year-old resident. As somebody who grew up in a rural
It might sound a little crazy, but one longtime Stevenson Ranch resident travels about 30 miles every day to explore planets, moons and areas of the galaxy that many will
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