On behalf of senior citizens concerned about the future of their healthcare, nine people gathered at Rep. Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office Thursday morning to protest the newly proposed Republican
Over a year has passed and there has yet to be a health study conducted for the Aliso Canyon natural gas leak, so Assemblyman Dante Acosta is trying to speed
Los Angeles County’s former sheriff Lee Baca will face a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison after a jury found him guilty of heading a conspiracy to
Visitors to Bridge to Home’s winter shelter will be able to extend their stay a little longer, as the organization will allow homeless people to stay through March 30. The
Councilmembers revisited the amendment to the Old Town Newhall plan at their meeting Tuesday, which will be revisited again at the next meeting with suggested changes. The council agreed to
If you answered, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” with “city parks commissioner,” the city of Santa Clarita may make your dreams come true. The city’s
Congressman Steve Knight visited College of the Canyons Monday afternoon to respond to political science students’ questions and concerns about the state and federal government. About 30 students gathered to
A new assembly bill would give more California high school seniors the opportunity to exercise their right to vote, Senator Henry Stern’s office announced Friday. Assembly Constitutional Amendment 10, co-authored
In light of the increasing teacher shortage in California, Senators Henry Stern and Cathleen Galgiani announced the Teacher Recruitment and Retention Act. If passed, Senate Bill 807 would eliminate all
Among other financially impactful decisions, the City Council Legislative Committee discussed the merger of two Santa Clarita water districts at their meeting Friday morning. The committee is comprised of Mayor
In an effort to determine the needs of the low income community in Santa Clarita, the city administered a Community Needs Assessment survey, the results of which will be open
Assemblyman Dante Acosta introduced a bill on Thursday that aims to lower the cost of healthcare for Californians. Assembly Bill 782, named the Healthcare Insurance Fairness Act, will eliminate the
According to new congressional candidate Katie Hill, her run for representative of the 25th district is not at all about her political party preference. She said her upbringing in the
Only months after the last election concluded, Newhall School Board President Christy Smith announced that she will run again for the 38th District Assembly seat which she lost to Dante
Measure H, the homeless initiative, passed early Wednesday morning with just over the two-thirds majority voted needed to do so. It was the only item on the ballot in Santa
Santa Clarita native Katie Hill announced her decision to run for representative of the 25th district on Wednesday morning. Congressman Steve Knight (R-Palmdale) currently represents the district. Hill highlighted her
Editor’s Note:The results in this story were updated Wednesday morning to reflect the measure passed. Los Angeles County’s Measure H, an effort to combat homelessness with a quarter-of-a-cent tax increase, appears to
Assemblyman Dante Acosta and Senator Scott Wilk are tag teaming a town hall meeting at the end of the month in Santa Clarita to garner information and hear concerns from
Michelle Richards is not unlike many other women in the Santa Clarita Valley. She works a full time job, enjoys taking her two elementary aged sons out for ice cream
Santa Clarita residents, along with those in Los Angeles County, will vote Tuesday on Measure H, the initiative to raise taxes a quarter of a cent to combat homelessness. If
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