For the team at A Light of Hope, the heart of fighting any addiction is finding community among people with shared experiences. The local nonprofit organization seeks to help people
Help for victims of sexual abuse is only a signature away from becoming state law. Senate Bill 756, which would provide restitution for young sexual violence victims, was passed on
To ensure funding for trauma centers in Los Angeles County can meet the needs of patients, the Board of Supervisors created a task force to monitor the distribution of these
In response to the national budget President Donald Trump proposed in May, Rep. Steve Knight’s (R-Palmdale) office spoke out about the elimination of Community Development Block Grant funding. The funds
In Los Angeles County’s effort to combat intensifying fire seasons, the Board of Supervisors authorized two new firefighting aircrafts at their meeting Tuesday. The L.A. County Fire Department’s Air Operations
At the last council meeting before the six-week summer break, community members gathered in the city council chambers to make the most of public comment time. Nearly a year after
The House of Representatives gave Congressman Steve Knight the green light on the St. Francis Dam Disaster National Memorial Act, pushing it forward to the Senate. Under the bill, a
Over 1.4 million Americans voiced their opinions on President Donald Trump’s executive order to review select national monuments by the end of the public comment period on Monday. Among the
Santa Clarita trails are now simpler to navigate as the city installed new wayfinding signs for pedestrians, bicyclists and trail users. Including both new and replacement signs, the city has
It had been 13 years since Natasha Sokol had seen her mother’s smile, the words in a book or the leaves on a tree. When the 26-year-old Palmdale resident was
In Los Angeles County, the more dogs, the “terrier.” Residents in unincorporated areas are currently limited to three dogs per household, but after the Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday, that
It’s not uncommon for Logan Smith to be seen with a bullhorn in hand, rallying activists together at events and protests. A Santa Clarita resident since 2004, the outspoken Democrat
Loren Janes spent much of his life and career in the face of danger. The Hollywood stuntman and stunt coordinator was known for the hazardous scenes he performed in, playing
Health care advocates and constituents rallied at Congressman Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office on Thursday afternoon. This was not the first time protesters chanted and held signs outside of the
Seeking more safety and security in Santa Clarita, the city council will approve increases to security services at their meeting Tuesday. This contract will provide security guards for parks, libraries,
The Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning will allow the public to give their insight into plans for an RV storage facility in Castaic at their meeting Tuesday. Castaic
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Department deputies were on scene to respond to a call that someone was shot in Fair Oaks Ranch Wednesday afternoon. The shooting, which took place on
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Department was bombarded with calls about illegal fireworks on Fourth of July. In total, deputies responded to 116 calls concerning illegal fireworks on Tuesday, 80
Donning neon orange safety vests, Los Angeles County Fifth District Supervisor Kathryn Barger and Santa Clarita City Councilwoman Marsha McLean boarded the Metrolink Monday morning. The two joined Metrolink CEO
Bond Oversight Committee members will be able to serve 12-year terms after the Assembly passed a bill Wednesday to do so. Senate Bill 341 would double members’ terms, which are
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