
Supes OK $50M for juvenile justice reform
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors formally authorized Tuesday a $50 million grant allocation from the state for the next fiscal year to fund the next steps in a plan

The L.A. County Board of Supervisors formally authorized Tuesday a $50 million grant allocation from the state for the next fiscal year to fund the next steps in a plan

Two national grocery store chains, Albertsons and Kroger, shared announcements about their pending merger Tuesday, promising no store closures or “frontline” layoffs in a statement from store officials. It’s unclear

Detectives with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s Juvenile Intervention Team, or J-Team, which investigates drug crimes, arrested two suspects believed to be selling narcotics out of a storage unit

The lawsuit over a recall petition aimed at unseating District Attorney George Gascón is heading back to court Thursday in an ongoing dispute about the validity of the petition’s signatures.

An L.A. County supervisor’s plan to “depopulate and decarcerate” county jails by bringing back the emergency COVID-19 bail schedule and expanding the county’s “cite-and-release” policies was swiftly scuttled after it

The local students delicately pinched their fingers, deftly manipulated their wrists and gently worked the pedals, not unlike having a turn on the most expensive digital game they’ve ever touched.

A Pacoima man is facing 16 years to life in prison Monday at his sentencing hearing for a 2019 stabbing murder he committed outside a friend’s house. David Figueroa decided

The city of Santa Clarita approved this week an approximately $14 million contract with Trillium for the design and construction of a hydrogen-fueling facility for its transit fleet. The unanimous

A Santa Clarita Valley man is facing up to 17 years, 4 months in prison after a jury convicted him of six counts, including two counts of attempted murder, for

Drivers heading back and forth through the Grapevine will now have to deal with another potential delay after what a Caltrans official Thursday described as a “historic amount of rainfall”

Deputy District Attorney Jon Hatami, a Valencia resident who’s led a number of successful high-profile prosecutions in his 17 years with the office, announced his candidacy for his boss’s job

A man who crashed a red Toyota Corolla on Interstate 5 Tuesday, then stole the California Highway Patrol officer’s vehicle that responded and led officers on a pursuit before jumping

At 1:30 p.m. Friday, L.A. County Fire Department personnel were “staging” on Centurion Way, ready to find and treat any patients connected to the call that brought them to Saugus

In an effort to make sure the city complies with state energy mandates, Santa Clarita is looking to invest approximately $14 million for its renewable energy fleet at this week’s

The Department of Water Resources announced Friday a significant boost in the forecasted State Water Project deliveries this year due to continued winter storms in March and a massive Sierra

The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Friday the filing of charges at the Sylmar Juvenile Courthouse against an underage suspect for a double-murder that happened Saturday in Newhall.

A man with a pending trial on an evading-arrest charge was taken into custody once again outside court in the San Fernando Valley by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies

A longtime community philanthropist, volunteer and influential pioneer in the development of the Santa Clarita Valley, Ed Bolden, died Wednesday. He was 94. One of the SCV’s first Man of

The College of the Canyons’ governing board Wednesday selected Jerry Danielsen to fill the seat vacated by the recent death of longtime 4th District Trustee Michele Jenkins. The board took

DA’s office mum on second suspect, a juvenile One of two suspects arrested in connection with a double-fatal shooting in Newhall on Saturday has pleaded not guilty to two murder