Winded. Confused. Angry. Broken. Saugus High student Kaysen Markoff recalled how he felt back in August 2021, after his mom told him one of his best friends, Isaac Boston, was
L.A. County Sheriff’s Department officials shared a happy ending to scary story Friday after a man reported missing in Val Verde was found on a hillside by drone operators from
Commuting in and out of the Santa Clarita Valley will be getting a little bit easier, with Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s announcement Thursday of expanded local Metro train routes on the
Those who enjoy Native American art, music, food and dancing might want to stop by William S. Hart Park this weekend for the free 29th anniversary Hart of the
A joint lawsuit filed by the parents of two Saugus High School students killed in a November 2019 on-campus shooting can proceed to trial, according to a tentative ruling obtained
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors approved a $2.575 million settlement for a firefighter who was left paralyzed after a fatal shooting at Fire Station 81 on June 1, 2021,
A land owner who’s been fighting L.A. County for years over how he wants to develop his 20-acre plot south of Sand Canyon Road and Sierra Highway got his approval
Not long after the city of Santa Clarita took a moment of silence Tuesday in memory of Ryan Clinkunbroomer, a Santa Clarita Valley resident and Palmdale sheriff’s deputy who was
A debate over whether Santa Clarita should rejoin a 125-year-old statewide advocacy group renewed the discussion over the City Council’s growing frustration with legislation coming from Sacramento and what
As part of an upgrade to its new website, santaclarita.gov, the Santa Clarita City Council is also expected to spend around $200,000 to replace nearly 700 QR code bus signs
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are once again investigating a report of grand theft at Macy’s at Valencia Town Center, where thieves are believed to have stolen more than
Barely 24 hours after junior high and high school parents received a reminder about the dangers of social media, which ended up being a “noncredible threat” to a local campus,
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors is expected Tuesday to approve a six-home development on unincorporated land in Canyon Country, with a condition — a tribal monitor is required to
The city of Santa Clarita has ended its membership in the League of California Cities after city officials let the regional advocacy group know it was withholding dues over ongoing
By Katherine Quezada and Perry Smith If you noticed that filling up at the pump in the last couple of weeks has left your pocketbook feeling a little lighter than
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, gave an update this week regarding legislation he coauthored on Cemex and a pair of education bills, as well as a lesson he’s learned
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission on Tuesday approved a local tattoo artist’s one-off studio space in the Valencia Industrial Center. The commission also delayed a review of an application for
Suspect pleads not guilty by reason of insanity; Fiancée speaks in emotional news conference: ‘the best guy I’ve ever met’ During an emotional news conference attended by members of the
The man accused of killing Palmdale Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer will face one count of murder, as well as special enhancements with respect to the weapon detectives believe was used
The man accused in Saturday’s killing of Palmdale Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer, which Sheriff Robert Luna described as a “cowardly” ambush murder, is expected to be charged in an Antelope