After announcing last month a new initiative to house more than two dozen homeless people, Bridge to Home has scheduled a workshop for local landlords to learn about benefits available
With a 6,300-vote lead in one of California’s five closest contests, incumbent state Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, has apparently secured his reelection in the 21st Senate District after Democratic
Stricter COVID-19 restrictions that will take effect Friday — such as reducing indoor and outdoor capacities at restaurants and retail shops — in Los Angeles County amid a surge in
After hundreds of Sand Canyon residents gathered last year to voice opposition on how a proposed 77-acre resort could affect their quiet, rural community, several spoke out again Tuesday, this
The gap in votes for California’s 25th Congressional District election has slightly widened with just more than a 400-vote difference, keeping incumbent Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, in the lead,
Officials with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office said Tuesday they are appealing a Sutter County judge’s recent ruling that said the governor overstepped his authority in requiring vote-by-mail ballots be sent
More than five dozen people gathered at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex Saturday for what organizers called a nondenominational, Christian worship picnic for an afternoon of praise, prayer and gospel
The COVID-19 pandemic paused several in-person services for students most in need at College of the Canyons but members of the institution’s Basic Needs Center, or BaNC, and the Rotary
After months in the making, the Saugus High School video production class premiered Saturday — the anniversary of the deadly school shooting — an hour-plus virtual event for the community
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials reported Saturday the highest single-day number of new COVID-19 cases since the July surge, with more than 3,700 cases countywide, of which
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies investigated reports of shots fired Saturday morning in Saugus but concluded the incident to have been fireworks. Law enforcement responded to possible shots fired
Bryan Muehlberger and his daughter Gracie would dance around their kitchen together, sliding across the floor in their socks as the song “Cinderella” by Steven Curtis Chapman played in the
It’s those moments in between grade school classes that are remembered the most. Not for the paths that students routinely take to get from one class to the other but
Plans to append Central Park’s name and add a memorial at the park to honor the victims of the Saugus High School shooting are underway, officials confirmed Friday. On Aug.
One of California’s six closest contests held a razor-thin gap in votes Friday as incumbent Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, led by just more than 100 votes in the 25th
Efforts to improve and expand homeless housing and shelter in the Santa Clarita Valley have long been in the making, and city and organization officials announced this week several advancements
Ahead of final certified vote counts in Los Angeles County, Kelvin Driscoll conceded his Santa Clarita City Council race against Jason Gibbs Wednesday, paving the way for Gibbs to join
Los Angeles County Public Health officials said Thursday residents have tough choices to make ahead of holiday plans as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to increase at a “troubling” rate.
They call it the sleeping bear. To the three Crawford kids, each of ages 10 and younger, their mother, Eva, has a condition that’s best when it lays low and
This holiday season will look a little different for many due to the pandemic. Some may host their annual get-togethers over Zoom, while others might opt for air travel. If
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