The city of Santa Clarita confirmed Wednesday that planners are looking back, and to the future, with its plans in mind to save the iconic clock tower in Canyon Country.
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies found no weapon or credible threat Wednesday while on campus at Sulphur Springs Community School, according to a district official. A Sulphur Springs school
New plan calls for Camp Scott to house female youth offenders The L.A. County Board of Supervisors is changing tact with its plan for a juvenile camp facility in Santa
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies Tuesday announced the second of two arrests as part of their investigation into a pair of men caught on camera stealing copper piping. Deputies
Members of College of the Canyons’ governing board Wednesday are set to review 12 applications for a board vacancy. Longtime board member Michele Jenkins died last month, which created the
Frustrated by negotiations with the hospital administration, a union representing about 700 patient care workers at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital organized a one-day strike Monday to encourage Santa Clarita’s only
The Los Angeles County coroner’s office identified the body of a man believed to be homeless who was found deceased in the wash near the 27000 block of McBean Parkway.
California Highway Patrol officers reported a 21-year-old man was killed after being struck by a 2019 Ford Transit 250 van while walking in the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 in
A recent judgment against District Attorney George Gascón could spell trouble for L.A. County coffers, with just the settlement costs for the complaints filed by his own prosecutors surpassing $2.5
A motorcycle transaction gone awry led to an arrest at a Saugus showroom for motorcycles, scooters, ATVs and UTVs, according the Sheriff’s Department arrest records. A Santa Clarita man trying
Another storm for the Santa Clarita Valley led to a clogged drain and then flooding on the northbound lanes of Highway 14 Wednesday evening, which ultimately led to temporary lane closures,
Dozens of community members came to the William S. Hart Union High School District’s governing board meeting Wednesday evening on the heels of a now-viral video that’s generated renewed concerns
Due to technical difficulties during a March 1 hearing on the city’s new proposed district-based electoral map for 2024, Santa Clarita announced Tuesday that future hearings would be in Council
Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s J-Team arrested a 29-year-old Taft man Tuesday on suspicion of carrying a controlled substance while armed. Deputies with the station’s Juvenile
Jeff Engels was heading north on Soledad Canyon Road, east of Briggs Road in Agua Dulce, around 6 p.m. Feb. 7 when a white Ford F-450 made a U-turn directly
A Saugus man was named in a federal indictment resulting from an FBI-led investigation into sex trafficking and child pornography. Ian Nathanial Johnson, 36, was arrested Friday after prosecutors filed
A union representing 700 Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital employees announced its intention to hold a “one-day unfair labor practice strike” on Monday, according to a news release from UE Local
The Santa Clarita chapter of the NAACP organized a news conference Tuesday at the local high school district’s office to call for better policies and training on hate speech after
A Bakersfield man was arrested on suspicion of cruelty to a child likely to produce great bodily injury after a 7-year-old girl was thrown from a Honda SUV following a
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, sought support from his constituents Monday for a bill backed by GOP lawmakers that would change how local governments can address homeless encampments. Senate