Efforts to engage California’s foster youth in the political process have become law after Governor Jerry Brown signed a new piece of legislation this week. Alongside 27 other state bills,
Rents are continually on the rise in Santa Clarita as 2017 progresses, showing a steady increase for the sixth consecutive month. Prices increased by 0.2 percent from the month before
Southern Californians won’t have to travel far to watch the 2028 Olympics after officials agreed on Monday to let Los Angeles host the Summer Games. The city struck a deal
Natural gas injections are once again permitted in Aliso Canyon despite various attempts from Los Angeles County. Southern California Gas Company officially began operating in the Porter Ranch natural gas
The Senate bill that would have doubled bond oversight committee members’ terms will not become law after Governor Jerry Brown vetoed it. Senate Bill 341 would have increased terms to
For those commuting by train anywhere in between Lancaster and Burbank, Los Angeles County wants to improve residents’ Metrolink experience. The Board of Supervisors passed Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s motion to
With the solar eclipse less than a month away, the Old Town Newhall Library is planning educational and interactive activities for the community. On Aug. 21, families can view the
Los Angeles County’s effort to halt gas injections in Aliso Canyon was denied by the superior court on Friday. The Board of Supervisors had filed for a temporary restraining order
Regarding big-picture crime issues and plans for the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department, Sheriff Jim McDonnell spoke with the Santa Clarita Valley Chapter of the Los Angeles County Lincoln Club on
Representative Steve Knight’s seat has been marked “on notice” by a Democrat women’s political action committee. EMILY’s List, which was created in 1985 and boasts over $500 million raised for
Looking to better track mental health resources in Los Angeles County, Fifth District Supervisor Kathryn Barger will propose a motion to implement a new database for these services at the
Four areas of the Santa Clarita Valley on Valencia Boulevard will have increased traffic flow and traffic safety after the Board of Supervisor’s meeting on Tuesday. All located in the
Calling it an “emergency rally,” local progressive and Democrat groups raised their voices and their protest signs in the center of town Wednesday evening in opposition of the pending Senate
A bill that seeks more transparency from the National Background Investigations Bureau passed on the House floor Wednesday, one week after it passed through a House committee. Introduced by Congressman
Building a road that connects major portions of the city across the contaminated Whittaker-Bermite site is just a developer away, according to city officials. As the conclusion of the more
Comprised of exactly half Democrats and half Republicans, the Climate Solutions Caucus has brought together legislators in the U.S. House of Representatives who want to seek policies that can combat
Healing a serious wound could be as simple as letting a patient lay down while watching television. Inside a plexiglass tube filled with pressurized oxygen, patients rest on a bed,
A bill written to provide more investment opportunities to small businesses was approved on the House floor Monday. Known as the Small Business Investment Opportunity Act, Congressman Steve Knight’s bill
Los Angeles County is taking California to court. The county is suing the Southern California gas and state regulators, calling for environmental and safety studies to be conducted first, after
California law now mandates mental health help for young victims of sexual abuse. Psychological trauma treatment for victims under 14 years old will be paid for by predators after Governor
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