On Sunday afternoon, Milcah White hosted a “Salute to Hometown Heroes” reception at Mimi’s Cafe, where she and her business partners presented certificates of recognition from Sen. Scott Wilk and Rep. Katie Hill for military veterans and those who have devoted themselves to caring for special needs individuals.
Ladies, gentlemen and children of all ages gathered around the stage at Chabad of Santa Clarita Valley on Sunday morning to be both awed by magic and support a charitable cause during the second annual Conjuring for a Cure event.
The R. M. Pyles Boys Camp in Santa Clarita sent about 100 boys and 35 counselor staff up to the Sequoia National Forest for a 12-day session of wilderness adventure, part of the camp’s annual summer tradition.
California Highway Patrol officers responded to reports of a traffic collision on the northbound lanes of Highway 14 on Sunday evening that caused a 40 minute Sigalert.
The CBS Film Series at Congregation Beth Shalom makes its return on Aug. 4 with the documentary thriller “Before the Revolution” which uses documentary footage to detail Jewish life in Iran before and after the Iranian Revolution.
“You can’t make a living by playing video games.” While many grew up hearing this admonishment as a means to motivate to do chores, studying or some otherwise seemingly “productive”
For many, Santa Clarita’s Concerts in the Park shows are just a fun way to spend a summer afternoon and listen to some free, live music. For Julian Ho, they represent a heroic homecoming.
Jordan Minns, a 24-year-old Canyon Country resident who created the nonprofit LOV Movement, is building an educational and living facility on 7 acres of undeveloped land he purchased just outside of Nakuru, Kenya.
The young adult members of the Valencia Christian Center welcomed a young and inspiring face into their Sunday youth service – 12-year-old musician, minister and author Kaleya Kerr-Ervin.
Pet lovers of all ages crowded into Shelter Hope Pet Shop on Sunday afternoon to snuggle with some furry feline friends as the nonprofit held its first Kitty Cafe event.
After high school graduation, students, often out on their own for the first time, traditionally can struggle with a number of real-world challenges a brick-and-mortar classroom education didn’t really discuss.
Leire Baztarrica had always loved photography, but it wasn’t until she came to Los Angeles that she turned her passion into a career. “When I first started out, I was
As the music industry shifts towards an emphasis on digital streaming platforms like Spotify, vinyl records have not only remained in production, but have even grown in popularity.
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies took a woman suspected of stealing a car into custody at gunpoint on Sunday morning.
Fish tanks are beautiful and often calming additions to many homes. However, there are many factors prospective armchair marine biologists should consider when looking into purchasing and installing a tank.
When 22-year-old Cameron Morey created his first Halloween mask, he wasn’t sure it would turn it into a business, much less one that has earned $1 million. Morey, who grew
About 50 children packed into one of the meeting rooms at the Boys & Girls Club’s SIerra Vista Clubhouse in Canyon Country on Monday afternoon to hear local therapist Tanyika
The Santa Clarita Valley is no stranger to fires, and when the temperature rises, so does the risk for fires. Kathy Hoxsie, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said
The Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to reports of a vehicle vs. motorcycle incident Monday at the intersection of Bouquet Canyon Road and Soledad Canyon Road. “We received a
WIllaim S. Hart Hall in Hart Park became a homey, artistic exhibition hall when the Santa Clarita Valley Quilt Guild set up their second quilting and fabric arts exhibition. Linda
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