Both of Senator Henry Stern’s senate bills set for committee hearings on Tuesday are successfully moving forward. One of many steps to keep natural gas injections out of Aliso Canyon,
On national Equal Pay Day, Congressman Steve Knight announced new legislation Tuesday to ensure support and security for women in the workplace. Knight’s Workplace Advancement Act, coauthored by Representatives Lynn
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger announced on Tuesday her effort to aid people with mental illnesses who are homeless. Barger’s motion, approved unanimously by the Board of Supervisors, will
Two of Senator Henry Stern’s bills will hit Senate committee floors on Tuesday. Senate Bill 57, which would prevent natural gas injections from resuming in Aliso Canyon, will go to
Santa Clarita high school artists are invited to submit their original work to the Congressional Art Competition for the chance to have their work on display in the U.S. Capitol.
Soledad Canyon Road will be better able to accommodate traffic patterns and increase traffic flow, the City of Santa Clarita announced Monday. A new dynamic lane, which will be implemented
Santa Clarita Valley will not be receiving federal funding to repair February storm damage, as Los Angeles County did not put in a request to do so. The Federal Emergency
As Bridge to Home’s winter shelter closed for the season on Friday, staff members searched for other housing solutions for as many homeless people as possible. By Friday afternoon, approximately
Rent costs in Santa Clarita continue to steadily increase, data from Apartment List Inc. shows. As of the beginning of April, the median one-bedroom in Santa Clarita costs $1,760 a
In search of $300 million in federal funding for California’s State Veterans Home program, Congressman Steve Knight wrote a letter to members of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction
Santa Clarita’s council chambers were nearly filled to capacity with civically-engaged citizens for Assemblyman Dante Acosta and state Senator Scott Wilk’s public forum Thursday evening. Of the almost 200 in
To provide an update on the 2014 film and television tax credit he coauthored, Senator Scott Wilk held a hearing Thursday in light of increased filming occurring in Santa Clarita
Seeking resources for small business owners, Representative Steve Knight chaired a hearing on Thursday to review federal programs that assist females, veterans and others who want to be entrepreneurs. “Small
For as long as Santa Clarita has existed, there have been teenagers who have needed help and teenagers willing to help. Celebrating their 30th year of operation, Santa Clarita Valley’s
Many Republicans were not supportive of the California Democrats’ transportation package announced Tuesday, including Senator Scott Wilk. The plan, authored by Governor Jerry Brown, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon and Senate
Cleared unanimously by the Senate Government and Finance Committee, Senator Henry Stern’s Senate Bill 683 regarding the state’s annual budget will be moving forward to another committee. Under the bill,
Santa Clarita’s city council chambers were brimming with citizens for the Tuesday night council meeting, as many citizens took advantage of opportunities for public participation. A large portion of the
City Council listened to a nearly full city council chambers’ worth of citizens and representatives of organizations Tuesday night. Council members discussed the pros and cons of the potential new
The Senate Human Services Committee unanimously passed Senator Scott Wilk’s bill aimed to help young adults who have developmental disabilities. Currently, only people whose developmental disabilities occurred before they turned
Joining a bi-partisan effort to urge the Department of Veterans Affairs to address and investigate Veterans Crisis Line issues, Representative Steve Knight announced his support to repair the program on
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