When the Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative met in the middle of March to announce the location of their new Veterans Center at the Newhall American Legion, they said they
Senate Bill 756 passed unanimously in the California State Senate Thursday, pushing forward Senator Henry Stern’s (D-Canoga Park) effort to help young victims of sexual abuse. Under the bill, predators
Passionate mobile home park residents will be face to face with the city council at their meeting Tuesday, as changes to the mobile home park municipal code is the newest
The House of Representatives passed a health care bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act on Thursday with Congressman Steve Knight’s (R-Palmdale) support. Knight was one of
The Santa Clarita Valley Trail Users Committee (SCVTU) will be getting more resources and opportunities since partnering with the Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association (CORBA) in April. SCVTU Committee Chairman and
Providing meals, showers, housing and medical support for homeless and low-income Santa Clarita Valley residents four days a week, Bridge to Home kicked off their Feeding It Forward program for
For Santa Clarita residents who want to buy their groceries and renew their vehicle registration in the same place, the Department of Motor Vehicles has brought two new “DMV Now”
Seeking financial transparency from the University of California president, state legislators held a meeting Tuesday to see whether $175 million worth of funding was mishandled. These millions of dollars directed
Council members, city staff and bicycle enthusiasts gathered for the ground breaking of the Newhall Ranch Road Bridge widening on a warm Tuesday morning. Along with widening the road, the
When strong winds caused a power outage in parts of Santa Clarita Friday night, the traffic signal on Seco Canyon Road and Copper Hill Drive was out for three days.
After two lives were taken in a car crash on San Francisquito Canyon Road on Saturday, L.A. County residents banded together in an effort to get colored traffic posts –
Renting an apartment in Santa Clarita is 7.0 percent more expensive than it was a year ago, Apartment List Inc. reported Monday. As of the first of May, a one-bedroom
Affordable housing for Santa Clarita’s senior citizens is going to be up to market demand, according to city officials. Multiple seniors expressed a need for more affordable housing at Tuesday’s
With résumés in hand, community members gathered at College of the Canyons on Friday morning for the monthly hiring fest hosted by America’s Job Center of California. Derrick Joseph, business
Volunteer sheriffs of all ages gathered Thursday night for the annual SCV Sheriff’s Foundation dinner and awards ceremony to honor the hours they have dedicated to serving the community. Foundation
Both Senators Scott Wilk (R-Santa Clarita) and Henry Stern (D-Canoga Park) saw progress on senate bills this week, as all of those introduced in committees were approved to move forward.
Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies contained an area on Wellhaven Street in Canyon Country on Thursday afternoon in search of a parolee at large. The containment is now closed. According to
Republican assembly members and advocates rallied to protect funding for services for those with developmental disabilities on Wednesday. Funds are threatened for people with disabilities as residential facilities are replaced
Nearly 90 years after the St. Francis Dam disaster, Congressman Steve Knight (R-Palmdale) is seeking to memorialize it. Alongside Congresswoman Julia Brownley (D-Westlake Village), Knight’s effort to enact the Saint
Los Angeles County’s Board of Supervisors flew across America to Washington D.C. this week for their annual trip to meet with federal officials and organizations. Kathryn Barger, supervisor of the
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