With trucks and trailers full of donations, Santa Clarita volunteers started an over 1,500-mile drive to Houston this weekend to bring supplies to those affected by Hurricane Harvey. Community members
An alleged trip and fall accident at the Castaic Lake Recreation Area will result in $650,000 for the plaintiff, according to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors agenda set
Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department does not want a drug overdose to be the end of a life. Instead, they want it to be the beginning of treatment and healing. By
The bill that would create a unified Santa Clarita water district passed through the Assembly Appropriations Committee Friday and will now head to the Assembly floor for its final vote.
Santa Clarita rent costs and temperatures both rose steadily in August. Rents increased in the city by 0.6 percent since the last month and 6.6 percent since this time last
Though Los Angeles City Council approved the name change from Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day this week, Santa Clarita City Council will not likely be following suit. L.A.’s council
An email written by the Castaic Town Council president about Chiquita Canyon Landfill has caused a rift between town council members and has resulted in some members requesting for him
Three Santa Clarita environmental groups have filed litigation regarding Los Angeles County’s approval of the Chiquita Canyon Landfill expansion. Val Verde Community Association, Citizens for Chiquita Canyon Landfill Compliance and
With temperatures well above 100 degrees in Santa Clarita every day this week, locals are looking for places to cool off with their friends and families. The SCV Senior Center
Even on her toughest days, Rosanna Reyes Randle was always happy and self-sufficient. The Santa Clarita resident, who died at age 34 on Aug. 22 from surgery complications, is remembered
With higher rent costs and fewer available places to live, Santa Clarita residents of all ages are in need of affordable housing solutions, according to several local organizations. In an
State efforts to shield voter data from President Donald Trump’s Election Integrity Commission passed its first committee hurdle Tuesday. Introduced by Senator Henry Stern (D-Canoga Park), the senate resolution asks
A fire broke out in a Valencia house Tuesday afternoon during the heat of the day and was put out in less than half an hour. The closet in an
Senator Henry Stern hopped on a bicycle and rode a mile around the State Capitol on Monday evening in an effort to garner support for the bike share program one
A motorcyclist was killed in a collision on southbound Interstate 5 near Granada Hills Tuesday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol. At about 4:24 a.m., a Toyota T100 pickup
Moving forward with citywide conversations about homelessness, a group of nearly 40 gathered on Monday afternoon for the largest ad hoc committee on homelessness meeting since its formation. This surge
A burglar broke into Stevenson Donuts late Sunday night and stole an iPhone and roughly $400 from a cabinet. Video footage shows a burglar crawling into the donut shop through
Three Santa Clarita male teens were arrested on Aug. 25 for allegedly serving as accomplices in a series of Instagram pranks at the end of July. “They were the ones
Maintaining a sense of normalcy can seem nearly impossible for homeless families in Santa Clarita. Everyday tasks like cooking a meal, finishing homework and driving to work are full of
For every Jewish community, reading the Torah is a deeply spiritual experience. Communities with the honor of having their own Torah, the first five books of the Bible that serve
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