Senator Scott Wilk’s Senate Bill 634, which would create a new water district in the Santa Clarita Valley, passed through the Senate Committee on Natural Resources 7-0 on Tuesday. The
One of three public-safety bills introduced by Assemblyman Dante Acosta in February passed through committee Tuesday morning. Assembly Bill 539, which would give law enforcement the right to seek a
Both State Senators Scott Wilk of the 21st district and Henry Stern of the 27th district in the Santa Clarita Valley have proposed bills that are going to committee early
More Santa Clarita residents have gotten jobs as the year moves forward, effectively raising the employment rate 0.3 percentage points from January to February. The city’s jobless rate decreased in
The Republican party’s new bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was pulled Friday afternoon. All Democrats in Congress opposed the bill, leaving the Republicans trying to gather
The potential new Santa Clarita Valley Water agency, which would be a product of Senator Scott Wilk’s Senate Bill 634, is on the agenda for discussion for city council on
Assemblyman Dante Acosta introduced a bill Thursday to aid veterans with disabilities who own businesses in California. These specific type of businesses currently have a cap of $250,000 when competing
A bill allowing Bond Oversight Committee members to serve up to 12 years instead of six was cleared by the Senate Education Committee 7-0 on Wednesday. Authored by Senator Scott
To assist women who start and grow small businesses, Rep. Steve Knight introduced the Women’s Business Centers Improvements Act of 2017 on Wednesday. The bill would make changes to the
Sales of homes and condominiums increased in the Santa Clarita Valley, despite a significant decrease in the number of units available for sale in February. Single-families home active listings went
Anali and Eloy Sanchez have never had an easy relationship. The two met as sophomores at Hart High School after Anali emigrated from Mexico her freshman year. They first became
Those who want to honor actively-serving military members with Memorial Day banners are to submit their forms by Monday, May 5. The City of Santa Clarita’s Hometown Heroes Military Banner
Santa Clarita Valley professionals gathered at the Valley Industry Association lunch Tuesday to hear a keynote address from SCV Economic Development Corporation’s (EDC) President and CEO Holly Schroeder. “The best
State Senator Henry Stern’s bill to stop natural gas injections from being resumed at Aliso Canyon, site of the massive natural gas leak in 2015, was not heard as scheduled
Planning and preparation for the Fallen Warriors Monument to be built this year in the Veteran’s Historical Plaza is in full swing, though a timeline is still to be decided.
Skaters can look forward to a brand new 6,500-square-foot skateboarding park at the Castaic Sports Complex at the end of 2018. The approximated $1.3 million project is anticipated to begin
Los Angeles County’s measure to aid in preventing and reducing homelessness has accounted for all ballots cast in the March special election. As of Monday, 69.34 percent of voters said
The Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative met Friday over a St. Patrick’s Day lunch to announce that their new Veterans Center will be located at the American Legion in Newhall.
Despite speculation otherwise, Rep. Steve Knight stands by his belief that President Trump should release his tax returns. As his March 4 town hall meeting in Palmdale came to a
California counties, including Los Angeles County, were approved for federal funding by President Trump on Thursday to address January storm damage. Governor Brown made the disaster declaration to the Federal