The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station hosted a closed-door meet-and-greet Tuesday with recently sworn in District Attorney Nathan Hochman, according to station officials. The 90-minute visit is something that hasn’t
The L.A. County District Attorney’s office charged a man with two misdemeanor animal cruelty charges in Valencia after he was arrested in November on suspicion he pepper-sprayed his neighbor’s dog
A Granada Hills man accused in a series of violent assaults that prosecutors say terrorized his ex-girlfriend was held to answer to eight charges Tuesday. Miguel “Mike” Angel Miramontes, 41,
The Santa Clarita City Council made its midyear budget adjustments and revised the 2023-24 spending plan Tuesday as part of its efforts to finance its 2025 plans and keep the
Tension simmering for years on the Santa Clarita City Council resurfaced Tuesday night after Councilwoman Marsha McLean felt she was passed over for her turn to be mayor pro tem
Court records from the return of inspection warrant detail the city’s latest effort to clean up one of several properties that have run afoul of Santa Clarita’s code enforcement policies,
Judge Bernie LaForteza sentenced the driver who killed a Newhall man and severely injured the man’s wife in a May 26 DUI crash on Interstate 5 to seven years, eight
East-side Santa Clarita Valley residents shared their disappointment online and in person Tuesday at the City Council meeting over dayslong power outages. The Public Safety Power Shutoff program, or PSPS,
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies conducted another undercover operation Tuesday targeting organized retail theft, according to Robert Jensen, spokesman for the SCV Sheriff’s Station. Eight arrests were made because
The city of Santa Clarita renewed its contracts for federal advocacy Tuesday, but it remains in a bit of a holding pattern for an important decision on one of its
Tuesday marked the first official day of operations for the new owners of the Cadillac and GM dealership on Creekside Road in the territory known locally as Auto Dealer’s Row.
Stevenson Ranch residents are looking forward to the end of a smelly generator billowing smoke above Stevenson Ranch Parkway to support an AT&T communications hub. Vladimir Shalkevich said he lives
L.A. County Superior Court Judge Bernie LaForteza sentenced a man to seven years in prison in a plea deal to charges over a violent, armed break-in at his ex-girlfriend’s Saugus
The Chiquita Canyon Landfill Community Advisory Committee is set to hold its last meeting of the calendar year Tuesday, when the committee is expected to discuss recent legislation around the
Extreme wind gusts and a dry forecast have weather officials concerned for the Santa Clarita Valley over the next couple of days. A red flag warning was issued because the
Hart district board expected Wednesday to consider settling lawsuit over 2019 Saugus High shooting A proposed $10 million settlement of a lawsuit over the 2019 Saugus High School shooting is
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies responded to a shooting stemming from a violent argument that escalated, but no injuries were reported from the gunfire in Newhall. Deputy Robert Jensen,
The city of Santa Clarita is expected to approve a $16 million amendment to its previous fiscal year’s budget, and several midyear adjustments for the 2024-25 spending plan, according to
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission approved a firearms dealer for Valencia and a Newhall smoke shop, with a couple of conditions Tuesday. The commission approved a by-appointment-only gun seller specializing
California Highway Patrol officers have arrested an 18-year-old Acton man as their suspect in a car-to-car shooting early Tuesday morning on Highway 14. Officers responded around 3:45 a.m. to a