In a celebration of the Epiphany, or Three Kings Day, the Italian Catholic Club of Santa Clarita Valley and members of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Newhall signaled the traditional end of the 12 days of Christmas with a goodbye to the holiday season with their fifth La Befana on Sunday.
Firefighters responded to a call placed at 2:51 p.m. on Sunday about a house fire on Oak Spring Canyon Road in Canyon Country.
Since graduating from UCLA in 2017 with a degree in history, Minns has split his time between mixed martial arts training and running his charity, LOV Movement, which he started in January 2018. The 23-year-old said that LOV Movement was born out of his history of helping the homeless, his own ideas of how to better run a nonprofit and the decision to take action.
As 2018 comes to a close, many people use the last day of the year to reflect on things that have happened and look forward to the possibilities that 2019
Mike Campbell and Josh Organ have worked with wood for a large part of their lives, and together they decided to put their woodworking skills to use in the creation
Santa Clarita has a strong community of avid “Smash Bros.” competitors, and that the proximity to a major freeway makes it easy for players all across California to come compete.
On Sunday, the Valley Tournament Club held its third “Battle of the Leagues” tournament at Valencia Lanes. Jesse Gutierrez, one of the tournament directors and self-described “average bowler,” said he started the tournament series to provide a more affordable option for people who wanted to bowl more seriously.
Karli Webster, 22, is a music industry student at USC but is taking time off from pursuing education to advance her career as a professional musician. In January, she plans to release her first EP titled “Bittersweet,” and is scheduled to perform at Wolf Creek Brewery on Jan. 25.
Jordan Lindebaum specializes in bringing function to the unusual. “I’m always on the lookout for something weird, and the weirder the piece I make, the faster it sells,” said the
Twenty-year-old Cody Wheeler is doing his part to make the homeless feel a little bit warmer this holiday season.
Jordan Lindebaum, an aerospace engineer, and his wife, Paloma, own the company Off the Beaten Pallet, which sells touch lamps and wireless phone chargers he made out of reclaimed wood and scrap metal.
The Church on the Way held its annual Winter Wonderland event on Sunday, which featured food, live music, snow play areas, a train ride and photo opportunities with Santa Claus and a live Nativity scene.
Santa sat in front of a giant Christmas tree and welcomed the children of Santa Clarita to take pictures and tell him their Christmas wishes at the Cookies with Santa event held at the NorthPark Community Church on Sunday afternoon.
Valencia Lanes turned into a neon winter wonderland of charity on Sunday when it hosted the seventh annual Bowling for Kids fundraiser for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
This year, the Fine Craft Show had 75 vendors set up booths and food trucks in Old Orchard Park selling everything from carved wood items to handcrafted soaps.
The College of the Canyons Institute for Culinary Education will hold its first-ever Gingerbread House Display and Competition to benefit the COC Student Health & Wellness Center “Food for Thought” Food Pantry.
Taylor Kellstrom, an ambassador for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, organizes the annual “Bowling for Kids” fundraiser at Valencia Lanes.
“Cracked Nuts,” whose name alludes to the classic “Nutcracker” story, takes a trip through the zany dreams of a child on the night before Christmas after his parents put on a show to get him to sleep. According to Matt Morgan, who directs and will perform in the show, “Cracked Nuts” is a European-style circus show and is likely different from circuses audiences have seen before.
Sunday signaled the beginning of the Wakefield Winter Wonderland lighting display, which is classified as a museum on Google, and members of the public already began to marvel at the lights, eager to get into the holiday spirit.
In keeping with the “season of giving,” Villa Vibes Yoga gave back to the firefighters during their “Warrior 2s & Cold Brews” workout at Brewery Draconum on Sunday, raising funds for the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.
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