
Chick-fil-A eyeing SCV expansion
The rumors have been flying faster than feathers in a coop. Those looking for another spot for fast-food chicken might have cause to get excited, but nothing’s in the fryer

The rumors have been flying faster than feathers in a coop. Those looking for another spot for fast-food chicken might have cause to get excited, but nothing’s in the fryer

The Santa Clarita Planning Commission approved a pair of projects in the Golden Valley area on Tuesday. The first approval went to The Farm, which was seeking a conditional use

Concerns over a number of battery energy storage system, or BESS, projects in Acton drew a standing-room only crowd to the Acton Town Council meeting Monday. Residents of the rural

An off-duty L.A. County Probation Department officer was involved in an accidental shooting Monday that resulted in a child being sent to the hospital for an injured finger, according to

Santa Clarita officials confirmed Monday they’ve received plans for a new Tesla dealership. Tesla bought the real estate of two dealerships in the city’s auto row and the carmaker is

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are investigating a report of road rage that escalated to gunfire early Sunday morning. “During a road-rage incident, an off-duty deputy’s vehicle was shot

The Santa Clarita Planning Commission is considering a pair of projects that are being recommended for approval by city planners at Tuesday’s meeting. A sports field could add another

Updates with information from the Department of Housing and Community Development L.A. Homeless Services Authority officials were at Cali Lake RV Resort on Monday ahead of a deadline the park

A decision this week by the State Water Resources Control Board puts Santa Clarita at the “front and center” of the effort to try and stop what’s been described as

The California Secretary of State’s Office announced three similar efforts asking voters to amend the state’s Constitution to guarantee a “high-quality public education” are now being circulated for signatures. The

State Water Resources Control Board officials announced Thursday that Cemex’s permit seeking water from the Santa Clara River — one of a number the company needs in order to fulfill

L.A. County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger highlighted progress and cooperation Wednesday during her annual State of the County address in front of Santa Clarita Valley business leaders, elected officials,

The city of Santa Clarita approved Tuesday a district-based electoral map for the next City Council election, putting the remedial district and a district where Mayor Jason Gibbs lives in

Citing no compelling evidence from the L.A. County Sheriff’s or Los Angeles Police departments, a judge issued a preliminary injunction reverting L.A. County to the COVID-era emergency bail schedule starting

Years of protracted legal wrangling are expected to come to a conclusion Tuesday during a special meeting at Santa Clarita City Hall, where council members are expected to decide on

A couple ended up in handcuffs Thursday after a physical altercation between a couple grew to involving members of the initial victim’s family, according to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station

A Santa Clarita teen was arrested on suspicion of a felony charge of furnishing marijuana to a minor over 14, after being arrested not far from his home Thursday. The

The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency released its annual report on consumer confidence this week in conjunction with L.A. County Water Works District No. 36, touting a supply to SCV

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested the second of two suspects they identified from their investigation into thousands of dollars of merchandise stolen from SCV stores, according to court

A state board’s decision Monday to end pretrial detention for L.A. County youth at Barry J. Nidorf and Central Juvenile Hall won’t send additional youth to Camp Scott or Camp