
Spots available for HandsOn Holiday Run Fundraiser set for Magic Mountain on Saturday
Anyone looking for churros, hot chocolate, Lakers Girls and a reason to run — but not necessarily in that order — can find all those things at Six Flags Magic

Anyone looking for churros, hot chocolate, Lakers Girls and a reason to run — but not necessarily in that order — can find all those things at Six Flags Magic

A woman who had her wallet stolen from her purse while shopping at a store in Stevenson Ranch recently prompted local sheriff’s officials to post a warning about “Shopping Cart

As the calendar turns to 2018, Covered California is ringing the Christmas bell that a wonderful gift awaits most people who sign up for health insurance by Dec. 15 —

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will implement daytime closures for on and off-ramps along I-210 (Foothill Freeway) this week. Starting at 9 a.m. Monday, the following on and off-ramps

Jon Heely, director of music publishing for Disney, is due in court next month to answer to several charges in connection with a child sexual abuse investigation, according to court
County prosecutors and the Better Business Bureau both offered words of warning and a caution to look out for crime, in light of recent fires in Santa Clarita and throughout

As the dozens of young adults, and even a few teenagers with their parents, filed into Department 1 at the Santa Clarita Courthouse at lunchtime, the first thing that was

Kristie Leiner’s third-grade classroom worked with fervor on a math lesson Wednesday, but to an outside visitor, it might have looked like fun with video games. “I’m working on ‘Flappy
Many braved fires, ferocious winds, power outages, etc. to attend the SCV chapter of CalRTA’s holiday luncheon. Founding member and first chapter president Anna May Robinson surprised everyone by attending.
Leaders from the Los Angeles County Health Agency will join healthcare policy and finance experts for a half-day seminar exploring the feasibility of implementing a universal healthcare model in California.

In the aftermath of the 1994 Northridge earthquake, a Saugus neighborhood came together. So starts the tale of camaraderie, community and cheer that literally lights up a Santa Clarita neighborhood

High winds expected to last through at least Wednesday are forecast to whip around the Santa Clarita Valley, weather officials said Monday. However, in true California fashion, they’re expected to

The city of Santa Clarita’s Thursdays@Newhall series, presented by Galpin Subaru, continues in December with free artistic events in Old Town Newhall. Popular events 10 By 10, Note By Note

A Tuesday night shootout in Newhall highlighted the dangers faced by law enforcement officers every day, which are examined from a number of angles in a recently released book, “Blue

By Austin Dave, Perry Smith, Ryan Painter & Jim Holt A Santa Clarita deputy who suffered a gunshot to the neck while investigating a report of an assault with a

A Santa Clarita Youth Orchestra member is looking forward to her first concert in Carnegie Hall in New York next year. Emma DeCourt, 15, a Canyon Country resident and Gorman

The potential for the 25th Congressional District, which has been a Republican seat for decades, to be “in play,” to use punditry terms, might be why eight candidates are seeking

At age 14, Valencia resident Kevin Cho has already performed at Carnegie Hall, twice. And next month, the piano prodigy is competing as a finalist in the Music Teachers National

November has been a busy month for the Santa Clarita Auto Dealers Association. More than 125 children and adults gathered at the Santa Clarita Valley’s Boys and Girls Club Newhall

A trespassing suspect wound up being taken to the hospital after fighting with Santa Clarita deputies assisting security at the Packard Humanities Institute in Santa Clarita. Security with the massive,