Editor’s note: Corrects the interpretation of the State Supreme Court’s ruling to indicate the justices called on the appellate court to broaden the application of tests it must use in
The traffic volumes aren’t the only things that have changed on Santa Clarita roads in the last 25 years. Nowadays with the use of cellphones, apps and very fast internet,
A quarter-century ago, Santa Clarita’s most-trafficked road was Bouquet Canyon Road between Newhall Ranch and Seco Canyon roads, which saw 56,000 vehicles pass by per day, according to an Aug.
The list grows every year. Santa Clarita added one name Wednesday during its Evening of Remembrance at the city’s half-acre Youth Grove at Central Park. Mayleigh Jo Beaver, 21, of
A house fire that burned for about an hour early Thursday morning in Canyon Country is under investigation by the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department’s Arson Explosives Detail, according to LASD
A public-private partnership that works to attract and retain jobs in the Santa Clarita Valley announced its new CEO on Wednesday. While SCV Economic Development Corp. officials said they searched
Medical examiners released the identity of a woman found deceased Wednesday morning in her car in the parking lot of the Ralphs in Granary Square. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
The L.A. County District Attorney’s office announced charges against a sheriff’s deputy accused of covering up a fellow deputy’s alleged DUI crash in Stevenson Ranch last year and then lying
Santa Clarita residents Tuesday filled Council Chambers at City Hall and an overfill room for the city’s first meeting back from its summer recess and a discussion of a billion-dollar
Amid its regular tradition of recognizing people and events with community impact, achievement and otherwise, the city of Santa Clarita acknowledged Tuesday a national day it certainly wished wasn’t necessary:
The local junior high and high school district is hosting a communitywide special meeting at 9 a.m. Thursday to discuss the culture and climate of its campuses, a follow-up to
There may be a massive industrywide work stoppage in Hollywood, but a studio developer is hoping the Santa Clarita City Council will greenlight its production plans Tuesday for North Newhall
The Santa Clarita City Council is coming back from summer recess Tuesday with a slate of purchases to approve, including funding for aerial images, mulch delivery and improvements along Drayton
The last time the region saw rain like this in August, “Gone with the Wind” was a big box office draw and Mattel was about two decades away from bringing
A Canyon Country battery energy storage facility is going through the final checks at Santa Clarita City Hall and getting ready to break ground on an 80-megawatt standalone, transmission-connected
Weather patterns from the south are once again bringing the Santa Clarita Valley another rare occurrence of rain in the forecast, weather officials said Thursday. While Tropical Storm Ernesto brought
L.A. County Sheriff’s Department officials honored the life of Deputy Shayne Daniel York on Wednesday, a day that marked the 26th anniversary of the former Pitchess Detention Center deputy’s death
A hearing scheduled for a Bouquet Canyon man next week facing a possible 10-year sentence for a federal weapons charge was postponed until October, according to federal officials. Franz
Medical examiners with the L.A. County Coroner’s Office identified a woman whose body was found Monday in the parking lot of a shopping center on Tournament Road. Jessica Renita Hurns,
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies tracked down and arrested a robbery suspect believed to have taken a half-dozen ceiling fans from a hardware store in Canyon Country. The 50-year-old