With the politically engaged on both sides of the aisle already talking about the importance of the upcoming 2018 elections, a surge of political involvement can be seen among young
Walking around Santa Clarita, it is apparent Jo Anne Darcy had her hands on much of the city’s formation. Darcy has a lifetime achievement star on the Walk of Western
To allow local homeless people to celebrate the holidays with a stomach full of food and a warm bed to sleep in, Santa Clarita’s homeless shelter Bridge to Home will
While Los Angeles County staff will still work throughout the holiday season, Board of Supervisors meetings have been cancelled for the next two weeks. Board Chair Sheila Kuehl cancelled the
As Santa Clarita’s labor force shrank in November, the unemployment rate dipped as a result. The jobless rate in the city was 3.8 percent, down from 4.0 percent in October
As an incentive for students across Los Angeles County to regularly visit their local libraries, the Board of Supervisors approved fine-free library cards for youth at their meeting this week.
The House of Representatives approved $2.6 billion to the Office of the Secretary, among other funding, to provide relief for areas affected by disasters, including California wildfires and earthquakes and
Local mental health experts met with Oak Tree Gun Club owners on Thursday to create a game plan to tackle firearm-related suicides. Oak Tree owner Jim Mitchell met with the
Hailing it as an effort to protect the principles of net neutrality, Congressman Steve Knight co-sponsored a bill Tuesday to address the Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of the Obama-era policy
On Wednesday, House and Senate Republicans fulfilled President Donald Trump’s campaign promise to pass a new tax reform bill. Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, voted in favor of the Tax Cuts
The Spargifiore family has always believed in the magic of Christmas. Four adult siblings, ranging in age from 20 to 25, have served as the SCV Santa team for a
The City of Santa Clarita encourages residents to enjoy themselves when ringing in the New Year, but wants to make sure no fireworks are involved. The city is offering a
Just hours before House Republicans passed the revised version of the tax reform bill Tuesday, Congressman Steve Knight announced his support of the legislation and his intent to vote in
As the Thomas Fire continues to engulf parts of Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, people from surrounding areas are being recruited to lend their help and ease the burden on
All the lights are shining so brightly everywhere, and Santa Clarita Transit wants to take locals and visitors to see them during their three-day Holiday Light Tour. Santa Clarita light
There are few people who know Santa Clarita as well as Cameron Smyth. He was raised in the Santa Clarita Valley, attending all local schools, including “the” Hart High School,
To better serve and account for homeless families, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will look to more accurately count this population. If passed, Tuesday’s agenda item will call
While California is now taking licensing applications for pot shops to start operating on Jan. 1, this won’t affect the Santa Clarita Valley or Los Angeles County. Both the city
With city-themed buckets of popcorn, 30 years of memorabilia spread across the room and a documentary featuring City Council members past and present, Santa Clarita residents gathered at City Hall
With allegations of workplace sexual harassment surfacing in politics and Hollywood, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors wants to ensure its employees who are victims of harassment have the
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