The city of Santa Clarita got a little bigger again on Tuesday night. And a little greener, too. Two weeks after the city officially annexed the West Creek/West Hills
The county Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a master plan that will guide the development of hiking, biking and horseback trails in the Castaic area for the next 20
The county Board of Supervisors might deliver this message to Castaic-area residents on Tuesday: Happy trails. The supervisors are expected to consider the “Castaic Area Multi-Use Trails Plan,”
Dante Acosta, the Mayor Pro Tem of Santa Clarita and Republican nominee for Assembly in the 38th District, gathered with several other Latino leaders at a news conference outside Democratic
The Sand Fire torched some 42,000 acres in the mountains around the Santa Clarita Valley back in July — but it couldn’t lay a finger on the human
If you have not yet received your sample ballot for the Nov. 8 election in the mail, you are not alone. In fact, you are one of about 400,000 L.A.
Unemployment in Santa Clarita held steady at 4.8 percent in September compared to August, according to figures released Friday by the state’s Employment Development Department. That non-seasonally adjusted figure reflects
The Santa Clarita City Council will meet next Tuesday at 6 p.m. at City Hall, with a couple of six- and seven-figure expenditure items on the agenda. Among them: * $651,000
Christy Smith, the Democratic nominee for the 38th District Assembly seat, advised voters back in September to check out Republican opponent Dante Acosta’s Financial Industry Regulatory Authority broker page.
About 75 students from College of the Canyons gathered at the Valencia campus’ cafeteria Wednesday night to watch Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tussle over matters both great and grating.
Several parks in Castaic, Stevenson Ranch and Val Verde will get facelifts under grants approved by the L.A. County Board of Supervisors. The supervisors this week approved a resolution authorizing
What everybody agreed was a routine matter — allocating $5.6 million to contract out mental-health services for county prisoners, and transferring 320 of them from the Twin Towers
As recently as Monday night, John Musella was sharing items on the Facebook page of California’s Log Cabin Republicans – a National Public Radio story about Supreme Court nominations in
A political flier featuring both Mayor Bob Kellar and former Councilman Cameron Smyth has created a bit of a dust-up with two of their opponents in the Nov. 8 Santa
In the hotly contested horse race for California’s 25th Congressional District seat, Democratic challenger Bryan Caforio outraised and outspent incumbent Steve Knight in the most recent quarterly report to the
It was a small but heartfelt way to say “thank you” to Sheriff’s deputies in the Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys … and to stand with the family
The developer hoping to build a hotel at McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard has begun work on Plan B — after designs for Plan A left the Planning Commission underwhelmed
Come election night, expect to know the next president well before you know the next Santa Clarita City Council. With city elections for the first time being run by Los
Santa Clarita’s annexation of the West Creek/West Hills area cleared its final hurdle Wednesday when LAFCO, the county’s Local Agency Formation Commission, held a “protest hearing” … and there were
While stressing that Santa Clarita’s traffic-collision injury rate remains below the state average, officials on Tuesday unveiled a three-pronged “comprehensive traffic safety plan” they hope will make the city’s 60
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