While student athletes are often recognized for their fitness aptitude, their intellect and academic commitment play a big role, as well. This is the case for the West Ranch competition
Booth by booth, book by book, 80 authors in Santa Clarita introduced attendees to the world of fiction, nonfiction, self-help, and everything in between, during the second annual SCV Book
While Ireland may not be known for its high summer temperatures in comparison to Santa Clarita, residents had the opportunity to experience Irish culture in true Santa Clarita fashion —
A male pedestrian was killed Friday night on southbound Interstate 5, after jumping from the Weldon Canyon Road overcrossing, according to Officer Carlos Burgos-Lopez, public information officer with the California
Nearly 40 students throughout The William S. Hart Union High School District are scheduled to host a robot showcase on May 17 at West Ranch High School from 1 to
The U.S. Postal Service is inviting esidents throughout Santa Clarita to participate Saturday in the 33rd anniversary of “Stamp Out Hunger,” the “nation’s “largest single-day food drive,” according to a
With live music, art exhibitions and dance recitals, there was no shortage of creative chaos at California Institute of the Arts on Friday night and Saturday. The 45th annual World
Boy Scout Troop 2222 held a cornhole fundraiser in order to raise funds for the troop’s Camp Hi-Sierra summer trip in Northern California at the Old West Masonic Lodge on
The Santa Clarita Artists Association held its exhibit, “Things With Wings,” on Saturday in Old Town Newhall. Various types of artworks with wings were displayed, as well as an appearance
Residents throughout the Santa Clarita Valley could donate used or unused prescription medications at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station on Saturday to participate in the Drug Enforcement Administration’s National
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies were called to the scene where a dog was fatally struck by a vehicle on McBean Parkway Tuesday afternoon in Valencia, amid online reports
April 30th is International Guide Dog Day and local leaders are being recognized for their efforts in helping foster an inclusive community for all. Among those in the community include
As the rain is making a longer appearance in Santa Clarita than typically expected, many residents may find their go-to activity to include staying indoors, and even reading. Luckily for
Over 90 employers from Los Angeles County gathered for the Santa Clarita Job Fair on Friday at College of the Canyons. Not only could attendees seek entry, middle and upper-level
As millions of people throughout the world mourn the loss of Pope Francis, the head of the Catholic church who died Monday due to a cerebral stroke, a pair of
Eggs of all colors rushed down the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center’s slide during the city of Santa Clarita’s annual Splash N’ Dash on Saturday. Each group of children under 10,
High school seniors throughout the Santa Clarita Valley are spending these past couple of months committing to colleges, getting ready for prom and graduation and even … putting on their
Friends who grow up together, perform at Carnegie Hall together. This is the case for Academy of the Canyons sophomores Sanjana Prabakar and Sahasra Ponnuswamy, both 15, who traveled to
Spinning tales of the rich Western history in the very Hart of Santa Clarita, authors J.R. Sanders and Bill West discussed their bodies of work at the Old Town Newhall
One by one, puppies who are en route to becoming service dogs boarded, rode and exited Santa Clarita buses on Saturday in order to become familiarized with public transportation. As