The NAACP Santa Clarita branch brought a celebration centered in community, culture, and diversity on Saturday to the Canyon Country Community Center during its third annual Juneteenth Celebration Family Fun Day in the Park. To celebrate
Dogs MJ, Shyla and Bonnie were the center of attention during the “Run with Dogs” initiative held by West Ranch High School’s track and field program just a few weeks ago. The “Run with Dogs” initiative is aimed at helping dogs housed
Retiring HMNH VP melancholy, but excited about future after 3-decade career Cardboard boxes lined up Marlee Lauffer’s office at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, filled with personal belongings ranging from family photos to
A man suspected of pointing a firearm at passing vehicles in Castaic on Thursday evening remains outstanding as of Friday and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials are requesting the public’s assistance for leads into
Two people were arrested following a June 11 road rage incident in which a man exited his Tesla Cybertruck and struck the window of a BMW involved in the confrontation. The incident
Golfers gathered at the Vista Valencia Golf Course on Saturday, not only for some friendly competition, but also to support The Kidneys Quest Foundation during the Unity Charity Golf Tournament hosted in collaboration with the Martinez
Families were taken on a prehistoric adventure during the Old Town Newhall Library’s Summer Reading Kick-Off on Saturday, an event aimed to encourage children to keep reading during summer break andbecome a part
A Mojave man was arrested on suspicion of felony assault following a road rage incident in which he struck the victim with his vehicle on Thursday evening, according to a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s
A transient was arrested on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon after deputies located him trespassing at a local car dealership in the early hours of Thursday morning, according to a Santa Clarita Valley
The Santa Clarita Valley Animal Care Center is encouraging local muralists to submit a proposal to help enhance the facility with three new art pieces. As part of the center’s ongoing efforts to strengthen community connections and create
A 12-year-old male corgi was found deceased following a house fire that took place on Wednesday afternoon in Castaic, a Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control spokesperson confirmed on Thursday. The Los Angeles County
The Saugus Union School District held a public hearing on its 2026-27 Local Control and Accountability Plan during the June 3 governing board meeting, and the approval of the LCAP is scheduled
A structure fire in Castaic prompted the immediate response of the Los Angeles County Fire Department on Wednesday afternoon. According to Howard Tieu, a spokesman for L.A. County Fire, first responders were dispatched to
The Newhall Family Theatre was originally built as an auditorium for Newhall Elementary School before being converted into a storage facility following the 1994 Northridge Earthquake. Over the years, a group of local
First responders were dispatched to a car versus e-bike collision on Friday night in Canyon Country, where a man sustained injuries in the head, according to reports from the scene. Officials with
A Rancho Pico Junior High School instructional assistant raised concerns about possible custodial understaffing during a recent William S. Hart Union High School District governing board meeting, saying the issue
William S. Hart High School, Golden Valley High School and Canyon High School reported the highest numbers of students considered homeless in the 2025-26 school year, with inflation cited as one of the primary
The Saugus High School graduating class of 2026 saw 596 students walk across the stage signifying the completion of their high school careers on Wednesday at College of the Canyons. But
The Saugus Union School District reviewed the 2026 Local Control Accountability Plan Connectedness Survey during its May 19 governing board meeting. The survey, which is an annual questionnaire distributed by the district to its students, families and
Canyon High School’s computer science class held its annual Demo Day last week during a lunch period, showcasing students’ original apps and video games they designed and developed throughout the semester. Hundreds of students trickled into Josh Underwood’s computer