
Photos: Drug Take-Back Day
Deputies at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station set up a drop-off station for “DEA National Drug Take Back Day,” where residents could discard unwanted and expired medicine on Saturday
Deputies at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station set up a drop-off station for “DEA National Drug Take Back Day,” where residents could discard unwanted and expired medicine on Saturday
Some singers go to Hollywood, while an ensemble from the Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra recently went to New York to perform at Carnegie Hall. The set list included “Abacus,”
How groovy! Attendees could travel back in time and enjoy the 1960s during the Santa Clarita Master Chorale’s annual Cabaret and Cabernet benefit, “Let the Sunshine In,” at the Canyon
A man was taken into custody on suspicion of assault with a firearm Thursday morning at the 31000 block of Castaic Road, according to Sgt. Keith Greene of the Santa
Community teams and local leaders gathered at Central Park for The Michael Hoefflin Foundation’s annual “Walk 4 MHF” Walk for Children’s Cancer on Saturday. The foundation was established in 1995
Residents gathered at College of the Canyons Performing Arts Center to learn about common misconceptions about cancer, and ways to debunk them, during UCLA Health’s “Demystifying Cancer” event on Thursday.
The city of Santa Clarita held its annual Cowboy Festival, where residents could practice their lasso skills, listen to music and even wed during the city’s first-ever “The Big I
Baby goats, potted plants and craft butterflies — a summary of the booths that were present during SCVi Charter School’s second annual Earth Day Celebration on Friday. With the help
Parents and attendees gathered to watch West Ranch’s ensembles, percussion, color guard and marching band, perform their shows during the showcase Wednesday evening.
Firefighters responded to a residential fire on the 18100 block of Sundowner Way in Canyon Country Thursday morning, according to Craig Little, public information officer with the Los Angeles County
Spring — the season of warmer weather, flowers blooming and butterflies emerging. In the spirit of spring, through The Gentle Barn, Canyon High School senior Alexis Reeves, 17, is working
The Santa Clarita Symphony Orchestra is encouraging young musicians in the city and surrounding areas to participate in the Youth Concerto Competition, which, according to the Orchestra’s website, “Was developed
The city of Santa Clarita Sister Cities and International Programs has organized “Superheroes Unite Zumbathon” to raise money for their “Dollars for Desks” campaign on Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30
West Ranch students gathered to visit West Ranch’s Car Show on Wednesday, an effort coordinated by the West Ranch Car Club. Students and teachers submitted cars for the student body
California Highway Patrol units received a call regarding a murder suspect driving down Highway 14 approaching Interstate 5 Wednesday afternoon and ultimately detained the suspect in the San Fernando Valley,
The Heart Destruct Music Festival is back with a new show for residents of all ages, “Tryx¡ Pt 2,” on April 19 at 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway, right above the
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies detained a man on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon Sunday night after they responded to a petty theft call at the 26000 block
Deputies responded to a petty theft call at the 19000 block of Golden Valley Road on Sunday at 3 p.m., according to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials. According to
Valencia High School alumnae and sisters Isabella and Emma Henao, who graduated in 2021 and 2023, respectively, have taken their love for music to Utah as college students, and securing
It may be called the Little School of Music, but you could say its accomplishments, such as receiving gold at the WorldStrides Heritage Festival in Anaheim, prove otherwise. Bands “Flashback”
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