“Honda saved my life.” Jenna Krell was running late to pick up her 14-year-old son, Jayden, from Valencia High School on Friday, Oct. 16, when she found herself as the
Yard displays throughout Santa Clarita Valley are gearing up for Halloween weekend, rain or shine, as the month of spooky festivities concludes.
As attendees wore a mix of 1920s attire, masks, and other accessories to conceal their identities, it is no wonder that last weekend’s Silents Under the Stars not only entailed
October is often a month filled with decorations such as skulls and skeletons — markers of not only Halloween but also other cultural festivities such as Día de los Muertos.
There are many ways to make a difference, whether it’s through picking up trash, organizing supplies or simply lending a hand. And, through the city of Santa Clarita’s annual Make
As much as Halloween is often a holiday catered toward children trick-or-treating in elaborate costumes, many major forms of entertainment are often too scary for the kids, and even for
Tacos, Diet Coke, pumpkins — these are not just edible items, but some of the costumes worn by dogs of all shapes and sizes at the American Cancer Society’s fundraiser
A black sedan collided with a structure at the 23500 block of Magic Mountain Parkway Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle, which entailed Washington state license plates, crashed into the front of
A person was transported from Valencia via helicopter following a reported medical emergency Tuesday morning, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials. According to Kaitlyn Aldana, spokesperson for the
Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, Rep. George Whitesides, D-Acton, and the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center hosted the Senior Resource Fair at the SCV Senior Center on Friday. With local nonprofits
In keeping with the theme of physical therapy, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital’s Physical Therapy Clinic just got its own rehabilitation. In an effort to expand and welcome more services to the east side
Celebrating a cultural and innovative period in African American history — the Harlem Renaissance — the NAACP’s Santa Clarita chapter held its 2026 Harlem Renaissance Gala: The Story of a Cultural Revolution
Debuting a new show called, “Masquerade,” Circus Vargas set up its notable “big top” tent in the Valencia Town Center parking lot on Thursday. From Saturday to Oct. 19, residents can watch the show and the various acts
Firefighters responded to several incidents in Canyon Country throughout the morning, including an electric vehicle fire at a residence, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department and on-scene reports. According to Howard Tieu, spokesman for the L.A. County
A pursuit from Baldwin Park ended near the intersection of Copper Hill Drive and Haskell Canyon Road in Saugus Wednesday morning, according to Shirley Miller, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita
With a vibrant atmosphere of Zumba, various Jeepneys — the Philippines’ most popular form of public transportation — and local food vendors, the Fil-Am Association of Santa Clarita Valley held
With the display of artist Cary Brüecher’s Porsche-inspired artwork, attendees also enjoyed the atmosphere, brought their vintage cars and indulged in handcrafted beer during Hops, Horsepower and Art at Santa
With previous years’ events marked by weather ranging from a heavy downpour to Saturday’s triple-digit heat, the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians held its 32nd annual Heart of Tataviam
There’s always a light at the end of the tunnel, or in the case of A Light of Hope’s 12th annual Be the Light 5k race, through the tunnel. Participants dressed in neon attire and glowsticks on
On Saturday and Sunday, women throughout Los Angeles County participated in the MudGirl 5k race at Castaic Lake. Running 3 miles in the mud with over 17 obstacles, girls and