With gold shovels in hand, members of the Santa Clarita City Council and Planning Commission broke ground on the Old Town Newhall revitalization to begin the construction of the nearly
PALMDALE — Gone are the days when only 18 people came to Steve Knight’s town hall meetings — though Knight admits that was before he was a congressman. Now as
Assemblyman Tom Lackey, alongside Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez, requested $15.7 million in funding to train front-line law enforcement officers in the state to better interact with people with mental illnesses. According
Foster children can often feel excluded from events and privileges at school because of a lack of funds. Assemblyman Dante Acosta wants to change that. Assembly Bill 754, announced Friday,
After the hustle of the holidays died down, seasonal jobs were let go and unemployment rates rose. According to the California Employment Development Department, Santa Clarita’s jobless rate increased from
All opposed? “Nay,” Councilman Bill Miranda said. Miranda voted against the amendment to the Old Town Newhall Specific Plan at the city council meeting Tuesday night. Santa Clarita’s newest councilmember
Councilman Bob Kellar plans to address the rest of the City Council about adding to the reward to find 15-year-old Desiree Lawson’s killer at the council’s next meeting on March
Noah shouldn’t need his ark in this town. Daily maintenance in preparation for winter storms proved effective across Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County as a whole when heavy rains
While over 100 people addressed the Los Angeles County Planning Commission at the Chiquita Canyon Landfill public hearing Wednesday night, time ran out before everyone got a chance to speak.
About 400 people gathered to trash talk on Wednesday night. Or rather, talk about trash. The Los Angeles Regional Planning Commission is reviewing Chiquita Canyon Landfill’s request to double its
City Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commissioner Kevin Korenthal is taking his career, family and bicycle to Northern Texas in April, he announced at the City Council meeting Tuesday. The
The Santa Clarita City Council Tuesday night approved additions to the Fallen Warriors Monument to the tune of $84,500. “I am just so proud that we’ve had such a huge
Santa Clarita rent prices continued to climb after taking a brief break last month, according to Apartment List, Inc. With the median price of a one bedroom apartment at $1,730
A five-year renewal request by the Albert Einstein Academy for Letters, Arts and Sciences charter school may be denied by the Hart school district at their meeting on Wednesday, according
In hopes of urging the White House to declare a state of emergency on behalf of Southern California, Congressman Steve Knight asked President Trump for assistance after severe storms throughout
Planning for the annual Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival is already in gear for the city, and has been for director Dave Knutson essentially since last year’s event ended. While the
Congressman Steve Knight is holding a town hall meeting March 4 at the Chimbole Cultural Center in Palmdale for members of his district to discuss national healthcare policy and other
“Their names shall liveth forevermore,” reads the front of the newest version of the proposed Fallen Warriors Monument. The phrase is placed in the center of the most recent design
About 30 protestors, many donning red “Unite Here” union shirts and holding signs, gathered at Congressman Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office on Thursday afternoon. The group shouted “Hey Knight, do
A federal representative visited the valley Wednesday to assess reports the city of Santa Clarita filed in regard to January storms, and to evaluate claims of damage to public infrastructure.
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