A vigil was held Saturday evening at the Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station in honor Sgt. Steve Owen, the 29-year veteran of the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department who was shot while

Over 200 people united at Robinson Ranch Golf Club on Saturday to participate in the 13th annual Circle of Hope Afternoon Tea, a fundraiser benefiting local cancer patients. The event

A brush fire burned approximately two thirds of an acre at Pipeline Road and Hungry Valley Road in Gorman. The fire was reported at 4:31 p.m. and was a hundred percent contained

Additional statement by Congressman Steve Knight on Donald Trump’s comments: “In my career as a law enforcement professional I was confronted with and worked tirelessly to end the horrific reality

High school cheerleaders lined the walkway shaking pompoms and ringing bells as 620 people walked under an arch of purple and white balloons during the 4th annual Alzheimer’s Association Walk

A teenager was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street near his house on the 26000 block of Isabella Parkway on Sunday, officials said. The driver was traveling northbound

The Santa Clarita Valley has discovered its inner geek by hosting the first ever SCV Comic Con over the weekend. Over 500 people united in costume and comradery at LIMS Studio

A two-vehicle collision on Newhall Avenue and North Sierra Highway sent one vehicle into a nearby bus stop, possibly injuring a pedestrian, officials said. “(It was) vehicle versus pedestrian,” said

Rhythmic drums pierced the air while people danced in full Native American regalia during the 23rd annual Hart of the West PowWow and Native American Craft Fair at William S. Hart

High winds pummeled the Santa Clarita Valley reaching gusts of up to 43 miles per hour on Sunday. The National Weather Service issued a high wind advisory and red flag warning

High winds blowing dirt and dust from the Sand Fire burn area are creating hazy skies seen in the Santa Clarita Valley Sunday morning, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The hazy

Members from the CrossFit and law enforcement community banded together on Saturday to help Miriam Alvarado, a single mother of four children who has been diagnosed with cancer. Twenty-three teams made up

Residents of the Santa Clarita Valley got the opportunity to listen to live music and eat dinner outside in a warm summer night, all while promoting a good cause on Saturday.