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While Americans are eating less fast-food on a national basis, according to recent data, Santa Clarita has been expanding its local offerings, based on new locations and plans at City

While Americans are eating less fast-food on a national basis, according to recent data, Santa Clarita has been expanding its local offerings, based on new locations and plans at City

The city of Santa Clarita has been waiting for the latest plans for the Valencia Town Center for months, since the owner, Centennial Real Estate Corp., made an eight-figure request

The Castaic landfill producing more than 1 million gallons of leachate every week drew a strong rebuke from officials and residents Friday over claims by Waste Connections that L.A. County

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station announced Friday a pair of arrests in a “jugging” investigation that spanned several counties. The crime that involves a customer being targeted after leaving

Weste’s proposal to oust Lite raises questions on commissioner expectations The Santa Clarita City Council has just one meeting remaining before its summer break, and the July 8 session promises

The Master’s University is making some big plans ahead of its 100-year anniversary celebration in 2027, but before that it’s looking to add a few new features to improve its

Santa Clarita’s budget calls for tens of millions in mobility costs for L.A. County’s third-largest city Santa Clarita City Manager Ken Striplin regularly talks about the importance of local road

Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott announced this week that John Paul Mitchell Systems, or JPMS, the international hair care company, is relocating its headquarters from Century City to Dallas County. JPMS

Santa Clarita’s cycling enthusiasts shared their excitement Tuesday about the city’s latest offering for recreational space: the Haskell Canyon Bike Park. The Santa Clarita City Council approved the construction contract

A Special Victims Unit detective said Wednesday that a case was declined for filing against a Santa Clarita man arrested Sunday on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts against a

Prior to the start of another six-hour hearing, air regulators accused Waste Connections and Chiquita Canyon Landfill of weaponizing accommodations and gamesmanship in dragging out its hearing process, which the

Relationship between Weste, Lite goes south; planning commissioner calls it political retribution Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Laurene Weste made an unusual request of her colleagues during council member comments

The planners behind River Walk, a mixed-use plan for land just east of Solamint Road, recently received a one-year extension, according to records at Santa Clarita City Hall. The River

A federal lawsuit filed last week by In-N-Out Burger is claiming a YouTube prankster’s antics are most certainly not what the fast-food joint’s hamburgers are all about. Saying the restaurant

A disabled Gulf War veteran is hoping to turn his new Placerita Canyon Ranch property into a home for the local business he runs with his brother. George Molina, 54,

L.A. County Sheriff Robert Luna announced his department’s latest investigation on social media would be “an internal review,” after a social media post from the department’s official account sent sympathy

The Santa Clarita City Council has a second reading on its Tuesday agenda for a housing project that could generate nearly 500 homes next to the Vista Canyon project in

A look at the year-over-year numbers from Santa Clarita’s busiest intersections indicates that traffic volumes actually declined last year at several lights, including the most traveled streets, Newhall Ranch

A Lancaster man arrested on suspicion of fraudulently ordering an Apple Watch and iPhone in the name of a man hospitalized with cancer is facing four charges and allegations he

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies confirmed Friday they are investigating a Sand Canyon break-in reported late Thursday night. Deputies responded to a home in the 28000 block of Iron