The California State Auditor issued a report Tuesday criticizing the L.A. County Department of Public Health’s handling of the environmental crisis at Chiquita Canyon Landfill, a facility targeted by thousands
A Lancaster felon is facing three grand-theft charges after a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detective traced several items stolen from local stores to an Antelope Valley residence, according to
Over the objection of prosecutors, an Antelope Valley judge granted bail Monday for a woman accused of keeping hundreds of animals in squalid conditions, according to the L.A. County District
The Santa Clarita City Council has approved a recognition for the War on Terror at Veterans Historical Plaza, more than five years after U.S. troops’ withdrawal from Afghanistan marked the
Delays in the city’s efforts to get its hydrogen fueling station up and running could cost about $400,000 in equipment costs, according to a contract the city manager asked the
The city of Santa Clarita voted unanimously this week to renew a five-year contract with the L.A. Kings and the American Sports Entertainment Company for management of The Cube. The
Most campus officials don’t like the look of empty seats. But at College of the Canyons this week, they were out on display for everyone to see, with a potentially
Santa Clarita City Manager Ken Striplin said he was very excited Tuesday to ask the City Council to approve the terms of a deal to purchase the site of the
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday denied an appeal, clearing the way for Homestead South, a 3,617-home development south of State Route 126 and west of the
In a legislative update issued Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a handful of bills from Santa Clarita Valley legislators have been signed into law, including long-sought reforms on landfill regulations
The attorney for a man charged with the violent murder of a California Institute of the Arts student in her Newhall apartment last year is now asking the judge for
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office is looking to file nearly three dozen charges Friday against a Lake Hughes woman accused of keeping more than 300 animals in “starvation, dehydration, untreated injuries and … filthy
The Santa Clarita City Council is scheduled Tuesday to consider purchasing the site of the former Santa Clarita Elementary School for $13 million, according to the council agenda released Thursday. The city and the
An 18-page tentative ruling in federal court Thursday offered a split decision for residents seeking relief from Chiquita Canyon Landfill, which is blamed for myriad health problems in a consolidated lawsuit with thousands of
A Wasco cook charged with gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated in a fatal Interstate 5 crash is now expected to face trial in December, based on a schedule laid out
A Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputy evacuating homes in Gorman during the recent Ridge Fire ended up starting an investigation into allegations of drugs, weapons and burglary. The station’s
The “shot caller” responsible for a series of grisly killings in furtherance of MS-13 activity, including a body dumped in a Santa Clarita Valley portion of the Angeles National Forest,
A Santa Clarita woman federally indicted over her alleged role in a multimillion-dollar hospice-care fraud is looking to change her not-guilty plea, according to public filings in federal court records. Jessa Zayas,
Attorneys are due back in court this week to hash out the next phase of discovery in the consolidated lawsuit brought by Castaic and Val Verde residents over air and
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge set a readiness hearing for next month in the trial of a Missions Hills man charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon in