When Kaiser Permanente finally called with the results of her husband Jim’s test, Saugus resident Becky Mastrobuono had already known her husband was positive for COVID-19. She was certain because
The total number of confirmed cases in the Santa Clarita Valley increased by seven Tuesday, and Public Health officials announced the largest countywide number of deaths in a single day
A man was arrested Friday morning after he was suspected of being connected to a burglary at an Antelope Valley convenience store, due to a number of lotto scratchers found
Although they don’t have a classroom to meet in presently, the students of Santa Clarita Christian School’s choir are still finding ways to learn together, and they’re doing it alongside
Two men and a juvenile from San Fernando were arrested Saturday morning after they were suspected of fleeing the scene of a burglary in Valencia and found not far from
The Santa Clarita Valley has at least 176 confirmed COVID-19 as of Saturday, an increase of seven cases over the last 24 hours, according to Los Angeles County Department of
The William S. Hart Union High School District announced Wednesday that Mariane Doyle has been named as the new director for human resources and equity services. Doyle is succeeding Greg
A suspected incident of road rage resulted in one person allegedly waving a gun at another Saturday morning in Canyon Country. The call came in at approximately 10 a.m., near
Pitchess Detention Center officials reported there are no inmates in isolation due to coronavirus in its South Facility, but reported 63 inmates are under quarantine. Quarantine, according to Los Angeles
Health officials said Friday that in the previous 24 hours the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health confirmed 18 new deaths due to COVID-19 and 475 new confirmed cases
A vehicle reportedly crashed and went over the side of an embankment in Saugus, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials. The call came in at 11:51 p.m. on
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, took time Tuesday night to sit down with a group of concerned residents and business owners who were attending the Valley Industry Association’s first-ever
When AJ Apone began to share on social media his idea to 3D print hospital-grade masks for first responders, he didn’t know how far he would be able to take
A power outage was experienced by a wide number of Santa Clarita Valley residents on the north and east ends of the valley Thursday night. However, the power was turned
Detectives are investigating a suspected vandalism that occurred at Sulphur Springs Community School this week. According to Shirley Miller, spokeswoman for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station, the alleged crime
A single vehicle rollover collision on the northbound side of Interstate 5 Thursday may have caused temporary traffic delays, but no patients were transported to the hospital. The call came
The new countywide numbers, presented once again by Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer during a daily press conference, brought the total number of cases in L.A. County to 7,955
Both Oakmont of Valencia and Atria Santa Clarita, two Santa Clarita Valley senior living communities, reported this week they have residents with confirmed cases of COVID-19. Oakmont officials confirmed Wednesday
Officials overseeing the opening of the Santa Clarita drive-thru coronavirus testing center Wednesday said they had scheduled for 250 people to receive tests on the first day, and they plan
A U.S. Army staff sergeant who obtained surveillance footage of her car being struck in an alleged hit and run last month received compensation from the other driver’s insurance company,