Longtime Santa Clarita resident Thresa Richardson said she produced her latest documentary, “Driven,” on “spit and a prayer.” Richardson is the owner of a small independent film production company called
A new study done by chamberofcommerce.org, a product research website for real estate agents and entrepreneurs, showed that Santa Clarita has the sixth costliest commute in the nation, just behind New
Residents at Oakmont of Valencia had the chance to interact with some unarguably adorable dogs at a pet adoption event on Sunday. The adoption drive was done in coordination with
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce honored two local businesses as part of its Black Business Month Celebration at a ceremony at California Institute of the Arts on Thursday
As the annual fire season in the province of Quebec in Canada winds down, it tends to ramp up in Southern California — prompting the lease of CL-415 SuperScoopers by
The 2023 Concerts in the Park series had its final rendition on Saturday at Central Park, with the members of FABBA giving their best ABBA impressions. The group was led
A 35-year-old Saugus woman was arrested on suspicion of grand theft on Friday evening after allegedly taking multiple items that did not belong to her from a Best Western hotel
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) delayed its demolition of the Weldon Canyon Road bridge due to a scheduling conflict with its contractor, OHLA-USA, according to the office
Don’t call it a comeback: William S. Hart Union High School District officials are saying “shop” classes have been on its campuses for years, but have shifted focus and broadened
Set up on the center of the indoor soccer field in the Santa Clarita Sports Center, kids and their families lined up around the ring on Saturday to watch Ray
Castaic residents and businesses recently received a brochure from the office of Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger requiring them to take measures to combat light pollution. The brochure listed
COVID-19 levels are nowhere near where they were during the pandemic, or even earlier this year, but they have increased recently and there are a few reasons why. Over 500
A mountain lion was struck by a vehicle and killed on Highway 126 on Thursday night, according to Officer Ryan Ayala with the California Highway Patrol. Ayala said the collision
In partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association, Oakmont of Valencia hosted “Paint for a Cause” to raise money for the organization with both senior residents and honored guests attending. Attendees were
A joint operation in Oxnard resulted in a Valencia resident being arrested on suspicion of human trafficking, pimping, pandering and money laundering, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department. Silvia
The William S. Hart Union High School District governing board was presented a report on school culture and climate during a special meeting on Thursday morning, detailing several issues on
A joint operation in Oxnard resulted in a Valencia resident being arrested on suspicion of human trafficking, pimping, pandering and money laundering, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department. Silvia
Tropical Storm Hilary came and went from the Santa Clarita Valley, bringing record-breaking rain but leaving behind minimal damage, according to city of Santa Clarita officials. Governments from the city to
All school districts in the Santa Clarita Valley were closed on Monday and some have confirmed they are reopening on Tuesday, according to a statement released by Mike Kuhlman, superintendent
Monday 9:30 a.m. Tropical Storm Hilary dropped over 5.5 inches of rain throughout Sunday and Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service. Carrie Lujan, spokeswoman for the city
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