County Public Health officials are warning residents that black tar heroin in Los Angeles may be contaminated with bacteria that can cause wound botulism, a serious illness that can cause
After her performance in a PBS special, local actress and singer Sara Niemietz was approached by a producer who invited her to perform at the White House Fourth of July
Every year, the Fourth of July and the days that follow are the busiest of the year, according to DACC officials. “We were almost at capacity last week and many
This Independence Day, the Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC) is reminding pet owners to take extra precautions for their furry friends, according to a news release. The DACC
Sen. Scott Wilk’s measure to bolster California’s efforts on homelessness cleared the Assembly Housing and Community Development committee Wednesday, Wilk’s office announced. Senate Bill 792, if passed, would strengthen the
The Combating Opioid Misuse Before Addiction for our Troops (COMBAT) Act would address overprescription in military healthcare, according to a news release from Congressman Steve Knight’s office. In an effort
Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center staff and volunteers are bringing back a series next month aimed at educating and entertaining the community. The SCV Senior Center “Scholar Series” is a
County health officials Monday once again reported air quality “Unhealthy for Sensitive Individuals” in Santa Clarita Valley and East San Gabriel Valley area, according to a warning from the South
The House recently approved the Small Business Investment Opportunity Act of 2017, which looks to increase small businesses’ “borrowing power” by $25 million, according to a statement from Congressman Steve
To support the Wounded Heroes Fund, the Ice Station Valencia is organizing its inaugural Charity Car Show on Sunday, June 24. Funds for the charity will go to The Wounded Heroes
Assemblyman Dante Acosta announced SOS Entertainment as the 38th District’s 2018 Business of the Year, Tuesday afternoon. “I want to recognize Ed Masterson and SOS Entertainment for all they do
Prospective students will be able to make more informed decisions about their college education and career choices with these new assets, stated a news release from the state’s community college
COC celebrated another graduation recently, as the college’s first Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) class finished a pilot program designed for highly functional autistic individuals. “We vetted and tested and interviewed
Santa Clarita is set to benefit from new extension of Film and Television Tax Credit, Sen. Scott Wilk announced Tuesday. “This is great news for an iconic California industry and
To remember National Dump the Pump Day on June 21, Metrolink officials are touting travel by train as the best way for long-distance commuters to beat rising gas prices. Gasoline
As fire season bears down on Santa Clarita, the Gentle Barn EARS program has some reminders for farm animal owners in the Santa Clarita Valley. The Gentle Barn is a