Santa Clarita residents are invited to break out their cardboard boxes and sleeping bags for Family Promise’s annual Box City event on Saturday, Oct. 7. Registration for the 8th annual
After a month of spending time at home in their districts with loved ones and constituents, state legislators returned to work in Sacramento this week. For elected officials, this means
Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall is expected to be filled with veterans and community members on Nov. 8 for the unveiling of the Fallen Warriors Monument. Now that the city
Santa Clarita residents joined in the city council chambers on Tuesday for the first council meeting since the six-week summer hiatus. Community members came with a summer’s-worth of questions and
County officials will seek ways to better assist foster youth as they enter adulthood and become self-sufficient after the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed a motion Tuesday. Introduced
While summer vacation is over and school is back in session in the Santa Clarita Valley, extra funding from Los Angeles County means summer swim programs in Castaic will be
Santa Clarita residents had a sunny Friday afternoon at Old Town Newhall Library’s “Learn About the Sun Day” in preparation for the solar eclipse on Monday. A line of more
Unemployment has increased to 4.8 percent in Santa Clarita, the second month in a row the rate has gone up, according to the Employment Development Department. This comes after five
Santa Clarita Valley residents bought more condominiums in July than they have in 12 years. July saw 132 condos sold, the highest since September 2005 when 173 escrows closed, according
Santa Clarita’s city council will be back in action on Tuesday, Aug. 22 after their six-week summer break. “On hiatus, the council remained busy with community events,” Mayor Cameron Smyth
Few people in the Santa Clarita Valley know how to serve its homeless population as well as Chris Najarro. After six years as the executive director at Family Promise, Najarro
Santa Clarita locals of all backgrounds and beliefs gathered Wednesday evening to offer support for those affected by the white supremacist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia last weekend. Hosted by Bloom
Santa Clarita real estate professionals got access to five of their elected officials at a legislative panel Wednesday afternoon. The Women’s Council of Realtors Santa Clarita Valley, the Southland Regional
Over 50 Southern Californians and local progressives gathered in Santa Clarita late Tuesday morning to show their support for undocumented immigrants. Tuesday marked the five-year anniversary of former President Barack
Looking to engage local parents in the process of their children’s education, Quality Start Los Angeles is putting on a “Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds Parent Summit” next month. Partnering with
Los Angeles County officials hosted a group of future public servants for the Department of Child and Family Service’s Foster Youth Shadow Day on Monday. Gathering about 50 foster youth,
Staff Writers Gina Ender and Christian Monterrosa contributed to this story. Charlottesville, Virginia found itself on the national stage after a weekend filled with political violence. Following the violent protests
About 40 protestors marched behind a moving billboard along the perimeter of the parking lot of Congressman Steve Knight’s (R-Palmdale) Santa Clarita office on Monday morning. The billboard featured a
Though the World Police and Fire Games CrossFit competition does not kick off until Sunday, John Torres has been gearing up for it since 2012. The retired Bureau of Alcohol,
While local Democrats are having continuous conversations about the 2018 congressional election, many groups are being cautious about selecting a candidate to endorse. In fact, none of the major Santa
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