The number-crunchers at Santa Clarita City Hall have some good news to report in the annual midyear budget picture: The city now expects to receive nearly $5 million more than
A Newhall man wanted for an outstanding domestic violence warrant was arrested by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies on suspicion of a “ghost gun” charge Monday, according to L.A. County Sheriff’s
A thumb drive full of evidence could prove important in a yearslong lawsuit that alleged former local Realtor Mike Bjorkman committed multiple sexual assaults that were covered up by the billion-dollar real estate firm that employed him. A federal judge granted an
A plan more than 30 years in the making for thousands of homes in the NorthLake community of Castaic is nearing another public hearing with the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission, based on a legal notice published
A federal judge Friday dismissed several claims against the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department and the former Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station captain, dismissing a lawsuit filed over a 2024 fight
An L.A. County Superior Court judge Wednesday reduced the charge that stemmed from an alleged fight between a security guard and a tenant in Canyon Country, after a preliminary hearing last week. Judge Robert Sanchez
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office filed two charges Friday after a verbal argument led to a physical confrontation between a parent and teenage child that resulted in minor injuries, according to
A Saugus High School alum who was shot during the 2019 campus shooting once again had to deal with gun violence on her campus this week, a story she shared
Placerita Canyon residents expressed no desire to wait until “sometime next year” to address their concerns about The Master’s University, but city officials said last week there wasn’t much they could do in the
The city of Santa Clarita is facing a lawsuit from a pair of organizations working for more housing in California over claims its policies on accessory dwelling units, or ADUs,
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Capt. Brandon Barclay, the SCV’s de facto “chief of police,” shared a message with the business community Thursday, touting another month of reduction in overall crime numbers
The attorney for a former Pitchess Detention Center deputy who pleaded guilty to a drug smuggling charge asked for more time ahead of his client’s sentencing, which had been scheduled
Criminal proceedings were reinstated against a San Fernando Valley man accused in the shooting death of a College of the Canyons student last year. Grigor Hovsepyan, a 23-year-old Granada Hills
The city of Santa Clarita expanded the scope and budget for a series of statues proposed to honor first responders in front of the city’s Santa Clarita Sports Complex. The proposal brought
The Santa Clarita City Council held its annual organization meeting Tuesday to name the city’s mayor for 2026. As expected, council members followed tradition and named Mayor Pro Tem Laurene Weste as
Santa Clarita city officials confirmed Tuesday that there will be no closure of Bouquet Canyon Road in December, after plans were announced at a community meeting last month that drew
If you noticed something in the sky over Circle J Ranch over the past couple of weeks, it’s possible it wasn’t a bird or a plane: It might have just been Southern California Edison. A spokeswoman for
If tradition holds, the Santa Clarita City Council on Tuesday is expected to once again name Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Laurene Weste as mayor. In addition to currently holding
L.A. County’s Human Relations Commission released its 2024 Report on Hate Crime last week, with the countywide numbers remaining well above historic levels, despite a 1% year-over-year decrease. The
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office filed one felony count and a serious-felony special allegation in an alleged DUI crash that led to a 60-year-old man’s death last month. Martin