College of the Canyons added two apprenticeship programs to its college offerings this week as part of the second annual National Apprenticeship Week. In 2011, the United States Department of
The driver of a big rig that overturned on the southbound Interstate 5 Tuesday night was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after he fled the scene of
For the 14th year, Six Flags Magic Mountain will offer free admission to guests who bring a full bag of non-perishable food items to the park Monday. The “Bag-A-Ticket” holiday
The William S. Hart Union School District Governing Board will hear a report on student achievement from Hart High School and a presentation on the district’s College Readiness Block Grant
With the help of a student art exhibit, the city of Santa Clarita is encouraging its residents end unsafe and distracted driving. The “Drive Focus Live” art exhibit, located on
Although Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital’s center to treat heart attacks is only three years old, it is already rated one of the best in Los Angeles County. From January to
One week ago, 49-year-old Patti Rhode was struck and killed by a Sedan traveling down Sierra Highway, one of the city’s most dangerous stretches of land. Two weeks earlier on
Members of the Newhall School District Governing Board will review gift reports, field trips, notices of completion and the purchase of furniture during the board’s regular meeting Wednesday. The board
It did not take long for Santa Clarita stores to remove plastic bags from their checkout stands. California’s statewide ban on single-use plastic carryout bags was narrowly approved by voters
The Saugus Union School District Governing Board will approve seven budget revisions in areas of the district’s unique funds during its regular meeting Wednesday. These fund changes are due to
College of the Canyons received a training contract valued at nearly $550,000 from the California Employment Training Panel (ETP), the college announced Wednesday. The two-year reimbursement contract is the 13th
On Election Day, California voters approved all three education-related initiatives on the ballot. Proposition 51, $9 billion in school bonds for K-12 and community college facilities, Proposition 55, extension of
Twenty-two veterans take their own lives each day according to a United States Department of Veterans Affairs study. Students in College of the Canyons’ Civic Engagement Club’s Veteran Committee brought
Members of the Castaic Union School District Governing Board reviewed four school’s “School Safe Plans” and the district’s Educator Effectiveness Plan at the board’s annual meeting Thursday. Castaic Elementary School,
Friday morning the city of Santa Clarita is coming together to honor some of the nation’s heroes and their families. The annual Veterans Day Ceremony will honor veterans, currently-serving military
On Tuesday night, Trump secured the presidential nomination with 279 Electoral College votes to Hillary Clinton’s 228 in an election that surprised many in the nation. Trump’s presidential victory was
The race for the 27th Senate—representing a portion of the Santa Clarita Valley and communities in western Los Angeles and Ventura Counties—featured two newcomers to the ballot. Republican Steve Fazio
The race for the Saugus School Board was between two equally matched and equally qualified candidates: Bruce Fox and Julie Olsen. However, it was Olsen that pulled ahead of Fox
Republican Scott Wilk defeated Democrat Johnathon Ervin in a race for the 21st Senate as final election results were tallied Wednesday afternoon. According to final election numbers, Wilk received 108,290
Santa Clarita Valley is part of Los Angeles County District 5 where Michael D. Antonovich has served as Supervisor since 1980. And, since he’s being termed out of office, SCV
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