Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station investigators managed to share a Valentine’s Day surprise with a suspect showing up at court for an unrelated charge involving a stolen vehicle: She was
A decision to read a parent’s letter from the dais sparked a heated debate Tuesday night at the Saugus Union School District office between community members seeking more transparency from
The city of Santa Clarita released its meeting schedule Wednesday for a series of public hearings that will inform City Council members about the public’s perspective on what a district
After months of meetings and years of legal wrangling, the city of Santa Clarita announced out of closed session Tuesday there will be a schedule of hearings for the public to
A Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detective investigating a series of fraudulent checks that took more than $60,000 from a local tire store tracked down the source of the fraud
A Castaic High School classroom aide is receiving medical treatment after being struck by a metal water bottle thrown by a student Tuesday, according to school district officials. “The school
After about a week of evaluating land to make sure there was no further rain damage to their slopes, Skyline Ranch developers Monday announced their plans to resolve a recent
Santa Clarita City Council members are expected to discuss a capital campaign request of $2 million from Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital at their meeting Tuesday. The ask is part of
Anyone who’s ever wondered why a dog sticks its head out the window while in the car, it was waiting for a story like this one. A big rig loaded
The city of Santa Clarita is expected to approve Tuesday a donation agreement with the YMCA to accept the organization’s building on McBean Parkway, according to the City Council agenda
While L.A. County just approved its largest annual budget allocation yet from Measure H, the 2016 sales tax measure to address homelessness, Santa Clarita officials renewed their call for the
After several days of sunshine and temperatures in the 70s, the Department of Public Health issued a cold-weather alert Friday for next week’s forecast. “We have a couple of pretty
Michele Jenkins, a longtime education advocate in the Santa Clarita Valley, died Monday. She was 72. Having served on the College of the Canyons governing board since 1984, Jenkins was
The city of Santa Clarita Planning Commission is hosting two tours at a public meeting later this month. On Feb. 21, city planners will be leading two groups: one to
Welcome to Developing Stories, a column that discusses the new businesses, developments and other projects that are either on their way or have recently been approved in the city of
Sharing a grim global outlook but also promising signs in the local economy, City Manager Ken Striplin kicked off the city’s monthslong budget process in earnest Tuesday, with the first
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency unanimously approved a bond issuance that would raise $75 million by 2032 and a debt-financing plan that would saddle the water retailer with a
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office is charging an Acton parolee with a vehicle code violation after Sheriff’s Department detectives reported he fled from them and then was tracked down
After concerns about a slope failure left six homes yellow-tagged Sunday, a Santa Clarita building inspector noted the first one was untagged by about 9 a.m. Tuesday, as the city
Deputies with the L.A. County Sheriff Department’s Special Assignment Team arrested a man on suspicion of drugs and weapons charges Friday night. While on patrol near the intersection of Walnut