
Suspect in COC student’s murder to face trial next month
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

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

A federal judge has granted a fifth continuance for a former deputy drug smuggler from the Pitchess Detention Center awaiting sentencing for his guilty plea. Michael Meiser abused the public’s trust, bragging

The trial dates have shifted yet again for the two men charged in a shooting death that happened June 17, 2024, outside Valencia Liquor in Newhall. Omar Garcia Ramirez and

A group protesting local traffic-surveillance cameras, DeFlock SCV, returned to Santa Clarita City Hall for Tuesday’s meeting, determined to get the City Council’s attention. This time, it did. At the Aug. 24

The Santa Clarita City Council offered a helping hand and a mea culpa on Tuesday to nearly three dozen Bouquet Canyon business owners hurt by a road closure approved in 2020, which cut off significant traffic

Don Fleming, a longtime, well-known leader of the Valencia Auto Center, an influential group of car dealers in the local business community, died Tuesday. He was 84. Don Fleming and his wife, Cheri,

A Santa Clarita Valley man pleaded no contest to holding his ex-wife and son against their will at gunpoint, which led to a brief standoff and then a shooting that

A jury Friday convicted a Canyon Country man of murder in the Nov. 1, 2023, DUI crash that killed Orlando Gomez Salas, 39. Prosecutors charged Raul Rosalezs Ramirez with murder

Flock Safety isn’t on Tuesday’s Santa Clarita City Council agenda, but a local group plans to keep pressing the city over its $500,000 contract for 35 traffic-surveillance cameras until the group’s public-safety and privacy

Nearly seven months after a Bouquet Canyon Road closure made Plum Canyon business owners fret for their future, the Santa Clarita City Council is expected to discuss how it can help

After two days of deliberation, a Santa Clarita Valley jury Monday convicted a man of violating the state’s “revenge porn” law for sharing nude photos of his now ex-wife with

A detective with the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Homicide Bureau confirmed this week that no arrests have been made and no charges are expected to be filed in the fatal May 30 shooting outside the Santa

Attorneys for the William S. Hart Union High School District filed an Aug. 24 response denying the district’s liability for a family of a former seventh-grade student suing the district over claims of negligence, negligent hiring,

The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office reached a plea deal this week with a former California Highway Patrol officer from Castaic accused of criminal threats, illegal possession of an assault

Six Flags Magic Mountain and a family suing the theme park over claims that a June 2022 ride on the X2 roller coaster led to a man’s brain injury and death have reached a settlement, a

A Santa Clarita Valley woman accused of serial theft pleaded no contest Friday in connection with a robbery charge, receiving what the judge referred to as the “mid-range” sentence for

After about two weeks of extreme heat and now a week or so of lower temperatures, the tail end of the Santa Clarita Valley forecast this weekend will bring rain

A second-degree murder trial is scheduled to begin Tuesday for Raul Rosales Ramirez, a 23-year-old Canyon Country man accused of being responsible for the fatal crash that killed his friend,

A horrific, fatal case of child abuse, which resulted in a death-penalty case, tried by a Valencia prosecutor, and a multipart Netflix documentary, led to a bill that passed the Legislature with unanimous

A parent’s complaint about transparency from city staff Tuesday prompted the Santa Clarita City Council to halt talk about the traffic pattern on Catala Avenue, next to Highlands Elementary School, where two children were