Described as a “force of nature,” friends and family of philanthropist and community activist Cheri Fleming remembered her via a private service Friday following her death last month. Fleming, 69,
Santa Clarita City Council members could have before them a report that analyzes the creation of a local public health department as soon as February. The study would evaluate different
Amid the new regional stay-at-home order that aims to keep residents at home as much as possible, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department announced Wednesday temporary relaxed parking enforcement in
Eviction protections for renters in California expire in just less than two months, but state lawmakers are looking for an extension through the end of December 2021, as well as
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has granted Los Angeles County an exception to conducting the 2021 homeless count in an effort to avoid a potential COVID-19 superspreader
The intensive care unit bed capacity for the Southern California region, which includes Los Angeles County, fell to 9% as the county saw its second-highest one-day COVID-19 case count and
Investigators have not yet determined the cause of the near-6-acre Centre Pointe Fire that temporarily threatened structures late Tuesday night. While the cause is still being examined, investigators found that
California has quietly updated its guidance on playgrounds to show that they can reopen, even in counties under the regional stay-at-home order, following pushback from state legislators and families. Los
Santa Clarita City Council members are set to make big transitions Tuesday with the naming of a new mayor, the goodbye of longtime Councilman Bob Kellar and a welcome to
Although the proceedings were different from traditional ceremonies in the past due to COVID-19 safety measures, California legislators whose districts include the Santa Clarita Valley were sworn into office Monday,
In his last COVID-19 briefing as Santa Clarita’s mayor, Cameron Smyth addressed Monday how the “Safer at Home” order affects the local community and efforts the city is taking in
On the first day under the regional stay-at-home order, Los Angeles County Public Health Department officials reported Monday a peak in COVID-19 hospitalizations, as three new virus-related deaths were reported
The Santa Clarita Valley and surrounding regional areas fell under another red flag warning for critical fire weather conditions, which prompted more power shut-offs in the area. The warning went
A Pasadena church filed a renewed motion Friday for a temporary restraining order regarding Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order to close most indoor worship in state counties, following the U.S. Supreme
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, has filed paperwork to run in California’s 25th Congressional District in 2022. Her statement of candidacy was submitted on Nov. 20, joining dozens of others
The city of Santa Clarita announced Friday 16 people had been selected to serve as members of its Human Relations Roundtable, which aims to eliminate all forms of racism and
It has been a year unlike any other — with a need to address a global pandemic, as well as widespread civil unrest — for Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn
Santa Clarita City Council members are expected to meet in closed session Tuesday to discuss the lawsuit several landlords filed in September against California and several cities over anti-eviction measures
College of the Canyons’ governing board members conducted a special closed session meeting Thursday, which had been canceled the day before, to evaluate Chancellor Dianne Van Hook’s performance. No official
California law governs many aspects related to the development of accessory dwelling units in neighborhoods, also known as “granny flats,” but Santa Clarita could attain more local control on characteristics,
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