Amid a renewed national discussion on gun policy, College of the Canyons officials are holding a series of conversations about an “armed presence” on campus — if there should be
Looking down at the array of culinary tools on the folding table, he picked up one and showed it to the class. “Alright, I’ll just use the one bowl,” said
BREAKING: At least one person killed in crash on I-5 BREAKING: At least one person was killed and four others were injured in a crash in southbound Interstate 5
Santa Clarita business owner Richard Berberat celebrated his business’ 37th anniversary this week the way he’s enjoyed thousands of other work days, behind heavy machinery in Berco Precision, his workshop
In conjunction with her solo art exhibit, “Domes,” located at the Old Town Newhall Library, multimedia artist Naomi Young is conducting a demonstration on mosaics, walking people through the process
Los Angeles Police Department officials shared a missing persons report online this week after family members contacted law enforcement over the disappearance of an actress who was reportedly last seen
For 20 years, the Congregation Beth Shalom preschool has hosted a fun and educational experience for its preschoolers, teaching them hands-on lessons about Purim. The Jewish holiday celebrates the defeat
The City of Santa Clarita’s Thursdays@Newhall series, presented by Valencia Auto Center, sees the return of its free outdoor events in Old Town Newhall this March. Popular events 10 by
More than a year’s worth of brainstorming, hard work and community effort culminated Tuesday in the opening of a new center for Circle of Hope. The effort began with the
Forty Thrive is hosting “Thrive by Design,” an all-day workshop next month at the Embassy Suites Valencia to share insights on personal and professional development, as well as networking opportunities
Santa Clarita residents should plan to stay bundled up for the next few days, weather officials advised. While county public health officials issued a cold-weather warning until Friday for the
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are on scene investigating a single-vehicle crash Monday morning in Valencia. The driver apparently had a medical emergency around noon, according to witnesses, who
Negotiations between L.A. County officials and the deputies’ union continue as the Sheriff’s Department faces a shortage of about 1,500 law enforcement officers, a deputies’ union official said Friday. A
The Santa Clarita Valley Veterans Services Collaborative Center on Lyons Avenue has been a hub of activity the last few months, and it’s been gearing up recently ahead of a
Investigators with the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) conducted an enforcement operation in Los Angeles County on February 22, 2018, aimed at combating unlicensed vehicle dismantlers. DMV investigators targeted
Amid a flurry of concern over school security that’s resonated in Santa Clarita due to the Florida shooting and several subsequent local threats, school officials hosted a question-and-answer session with
Carousel Ranch is reaching out to the donor community for its “Carousel Wishes and Valentine Kisses” annual giving campaign. Carousel Ranch is a nonprofit facility where children with special needs
While graduation is still several months away, the Hart High family hosted a send-off for two of their own Thursday with a surprise campuswide tribute. Collyn Nielsen and John Turner,
Uber, the international ride-sharing app company, suspended a Santa Clarita driver this week over reports of racism, a company spokesman said Tuesday night. The response came in reaction to a
Allison Carpenter became emotional Tuesday when she talked about how much the community support has meant to her and her family. Dozens came out to a blood drive this week