Santa Clarita is among the top-10 cities in Los Angeles County with the slowest internet speeds, a recent study reported. SatelliteInternet.com, a company that researches and helps people find satellite
Residents will have a chance to view this year’s Fourth of July fireworks show in a non-traditional way, such as from social media or from their vehicles, due to ongoing
The Santa Clarita City Council is expected to adopt a resolution Tuesday calling for the general municipal election in November to elect two City Council members for the seats currently
County officials are now required to mail a ballot to every California registered voter ahead of the November general election under a bill Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Thursday. Assembly Bill
More than 150 Santa Clarita Valley residents gathered at Bridgeport Park on Friday for picnics, food, singing and communal conversations in celebration of Juneteeth, also known as Freedom Day, joining
Businesses such as nail salons and bars can now reopen under Los Angeles County’s latest modified health order, but Public Health officials reminded them they cannot open until all guidelines
The drive-thru COVID-19 testing center at College of the Canyons has temporarily closed due to a change in staffing, but Los Angeles County Department of Health Services expects the site
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, announced Thursday the Just and Unifying Solutions to Invigorate Communities Everywhere, or JUSTICE Act, a police-reform bill focused on training methods and acting on concerns
A new, modified health officer order issued Thursday will allow bars, casinos, nail salons, tattoo parlors and massage parlors across Los Angeles County to reopen Friday. Businesses in these sectors,
Just less than two years ago, shovels broke ground at Fire Station 104’s new location. Today, fire trucks and personnel are fully operational in their new, 11,000-square-foot home. The newest
Santa Clarita city officials celebrated the opening of Plum Canyon Park on Thursday, marking the addition of the city’s 35th park. Though not yet on the map, the 7.4-acre site
California residents are now required to wear face masks while in public or high-risk spaces anywhere across the state amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, following Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest order
Angela Underwood Jacobs announced Tuesday a public memorial service for her brother Dave Patrick Underwood, a federal security officer who was fatally shot during protests in Oakland last month. “You
Several Santa Clarita Valley officials have made statements about the deaths of two black men, each of whom was found hanging from a tree, one in Victorville and another in
The California Senate and Assembly on Monday approved the state’s new spending plan that rejects many of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed cuts, including in public education, amid a $54.3 billion
More than 100 gallons of non-toxic drilling fluid spilled in a Canyon Country road on Tuesday, prompting a cleanup response from the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Firefighters responded to
The Santa Clarita Public Library announced Monday a 24/7 self-service locker system for residents to pick up items they have placed on hold — a system that will gradually replace the
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials reported Tuesday 18 new cases of COVID-19 for the Santa Clarita Valley, bringing the total to 2,777. Tallies for the SCV include
Santa Clarita’s annual fireworks show will take place this year following monthslong stay-at-home directives, but details of safety restrictions are still being ironed out, city officials announced Monday. The planned
Los Angeles County Department firefighters responded to an apartment house fire Monday afternoon in Plum Canyon. Firefighters received “reports of a duplex apartment fire and there’s a confirmed working structure
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