Multiple mailboxes were broken into at a condominium complex in Valencia Saturday morning, according to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. Two callers told sheriff’s deputies some of their mail had been stolen in the Siena
The Sulphur Springs Union School District governing board has unanimously voted to sign off on an agreement with Los Angeles County intended to help district schools expand their mental health services by offloading the insurance reimbursement process to the county. Under
The Los Angeles County Homeless Services Authority’s annual homeless count began Tuesday night, with thousands of volunteers spreading throughout the county, including in Santa Clarita, to complete the largest count of its kind in the country. There were 34
Just down the asphalt path from the massive closed gates of the Chiquita Canyon Landfill, a few dozen local residents stood beside each other Saturday afternoon in a bid for a morale boost. Longtime Val Verde resident Bill Monroe, who now lives with his wife Tamara in Lakeview
A 39-year-old man who was reported missing after he was last seen in Canyon Country was found Friday afternoon, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Sergio Moises Centeno, who was last seen on Jan. 10 in the
A 2-year-old was airlifted after falling out of an apartment window in the 1800 block of Erik Court Friday night. The child was fully conscious and heard crying on the call to Santa Clarita Valley
A public recreation complex in Castaic will now display the name of Ryan Clinkunbroomer after an unveiling ceremony Friday dedicating the complex in the memory of the sheriff’s deputy who was slain in the line of duty in Palmdale.
One person was airlifted to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Thursday afternoon after a single-vehicle crash near the intersection of Sierra Highway and Davenport Road, according to the California Highway Patrol. Carlos Burgos-Lopez, a spokesman for
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station may receive $1 million for a new mobile command center if an appropriations package including more than $3 million in local law enforcement and public safety funds passes the Senate. The package, which passed the House last
The current representative for California’s 26th Congressional District, Julia Brownley, D-Ventura, will not be seeking reelection, according to a news release from the congresswoman’s office. The move injects some uncertainty into this year’s local congressional races: After Proposition 50 was passed by California voters
Protesters lined the intersection of McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard Saturday in a showing that’s become semi-regular since President Donald Trump’s reelection. The incident that motivated many protesters to join the crowd that morning was just three days old: Minneapolis resident Renee
Local Relay for Life volunteers chose a slightly unorthodox route for their “first lap” kickoff ahead of the main event in May: the Valencia Town Center. Through the doors, past the LUSH store and down the escalator, about
The College of the Canyons’ governing board unanimously elected current president Sharlene Johnson to serve as the board’s president for another year. Two other leadership positions elected Friday were also decided unanimously: trustee Fred Arnold
The Santa Clarita Valley Groundwater Sustainability Agency gave a virtual update Wednesday on the agency’s efforts to monitor groundwater in the valley, highlighting a few areas where groundwater data could be more robust –
In the early afternoon on New Year’s Eve, Santa Clarita resident Amy Miller-Wieczorek happened to come back from work at about the same time as her husband, Bryant Wieczorek. What
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a request from the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department for $220,000 in expected overtime pay for officers participating in a federally designated task force targeting northern L.A. County. That money, according to the memorandum of understanding approved by the board Tuesday between the Sheriff’s Department and
L.A. County’s Department of Arts and Culture is accepting applications from organizations to join a resource pool able to help support an upcoming county-led internship program. The arts internship, which will last for eight weeks during the summer months and support a cohort of
The College of the Canyons’ governing board is scheduled to vote in a new board president, vice president and clerk during a special meeting and board retreat on Friday morning. Friday’s organizational meeting follows the customary annual organizational meeting in
The Santa Clarita Aquatic Center’s 14th annual Polar Plunge was more challenging than last year’s, with temperatures topping out at 60 degrees, but for the plungers who’d come for exactly that purpose – to be challenged – that
The Canyon Springs Community School Hispanic Heritage Festival was unlike anything that’d come before it. Somewhere in the ballpark of 100 to 150 people poured into Canyon Springs this past October for the evening showcase. Kindergarteners performed an opening dance, families made traditional arts