California Institute for the Arts (CalArts) will honor one of its “most ardent champions” this month with a tribute performance full of excitement and history. “African Beats: From LA to
Santa Clarita was identified as the sixth highest valued city in Los Angeles County in an annual report released by the Los Angeles County Office of the Assessor. Los Angeles
A high-tech sports car is flying out of the Valencia Acura Dealership. The 2017 Acura NSX is called by Acura specialists “the only sports car of its kind” because of
Businesses, community members and students are coming together in Santa Clarita to celebrate National Manufacturing Day. The event, which started on Thursday and continues today, is intended to inspire Santa
A three is all you need. That’s what high school students will soon be saying before their Advanced Placement Exams thanks to a bill signed into law by Gov. Jerry
Nineteen classified employees in the William S. Hart Union School District were honored by the district’s governing board Wednesday night. Employees honored included custodians, office managers, secretaries, campus supervisors, health
More lane closures are coming to Santa Clarita this weekend as part of the final pavement work for the city’s Road Rehab Project. The intersection at Whites Canyon Road and
Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook, College of the Canyons’ chancellor, was named the Pacesetter of the Year for Region 6 by the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR).
Fitch Ratings assigned an ‘AAA’ rating to Santa Clarita Community College District’s 2016 $20 million general obligation (GO) bond. The ratings service also assigned an ‘AA’ rating to the district’s
Clover, a baby lamb and classroom friend, went missing from Town and Country Farm School this week, leaving school staff worried about her safety. The six-week-old lamb was rescued by
Detectives are asking for the public’s help in locating a man last seen at a Taco Bell in Newhall. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Missing Persons Unit are looking for
Students at College of the Canyons are paying tribute to the spirit and life of one Holocaust survivor. With its inaugural exhibit of “When Man to Man is Wolf,” COC’s
Hold onto your wallet Californians, gas prices are on the rise. The average gasoline price in Los Angeles County rose 5.7 cents per gallon in the past week, according to
The United States Postal Service will halt its regular mail delivery service Oct. 10 in observance of Columbus Day. Priority Mail Express will be delivered during the holiday, but regular
Five candidates are facing off in two district areas for positions on the Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees. District 2 candidates include Bruce Fortine, Edel Alonso and
With the help of runners and cyclists, a single American flag is traveling from sea to shining sea across the United States. It is all part of the third annual
“Come on down!” Those are the words Valencia resident Adam Purnell heard when he attended a taping of “The Price is Right.” Purnell appeared in Tuesday’s episode of the television
The Castaic Board of Trustees is planning on hiring an attorney at its next meeting to help with an ongoing legal matter with a Castaic resident. The Board is set
Armed with dog treats, blankets and books, Castaic Middle School students set out to make new furry friends at the Castaic Animal Shelter. More than 40 middle schoolers involved in
California is now the first state in the county to require suicide prevention policies in middle schools and high schools statewide. Assembly Bill 2246 “Suicide Prevention Policies in School,” authored
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