Arts experts from outside the Santa Clarita Valley will have a say on who and how much grant funding local organizations can receive for community arts programs and services, following
The Santa Clarita homeless task force is set to deploy a new game plan for the 2020 homeless count in an effort to generate a more accurate tally on the
New restaurant drive-thrus are temporarily banned in Santa Clarita unless applicants looking to build can demonstrate their projects would not result in an extensive queuing of vehicles, the City Council
Jonathan Ahmadi never thought he’d enter a career in politics after he earned his aeronautical engineering degree from UCLA. Then came the 2016 election, a year he said inspired many,
A handful of candidates have recently announced interest in running for the two Santa Clarita City Council seats on the ballot in November. The seats held by Mayor Cameron Smyth
With ongoing development comes increased traffic across Santa Clarita roads, the City Council will discuss Tuesday an investment of $130,000 toward the design of circulation improvements. Four major streets across
After much planning and receiving parents’ feedback, Santa Clarita’s first city-built inclusive playground is set to open Saturday, Jan. 25, officials announced Friday. The grand opening is scheduled to take
Williams Homes has commenced work to repair a failing slope in a Canyon Country neighborhood that damaged homes in a landslide earlier last year. In December, the Trestles Community Association
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies detained three suspected of theft Friday evening after reports of a robbery at a T-Mobile in Stevenson Ranch. The incident was reported shortly after
Fast-food enthusiasts might soon have a new spot to order from as Santa Clarita has an application for a second Chick-fil-A, city officials confirmed Friday. The fast-food restaurant company has
Smoke shops in the Santa Clarita Valley have alternative options for curbing youth vaping, while local government and law enforcement officials are set to comply with state laws should a
The wait line for food at drive-thru restaurants might look a little different in the future in Santa Clarita, should new queuing standards take effect, according to the City Council’s
City of Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County officials expressed appreciation for Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest push to tackle homelessness across California, which includes a proposed $1.4 billion plan for
He earned the title of the Santa Clarita Valley Man of the Year and died after giving generously to the community for many years. But at Gary Condie’s funeral on
The Santa Clarita Arts Commission is expected to review Thursday the art exhibit schedule for 2020, which includes a section designated for nonprofit organizations to showcase their work in a
The public will have an opportunity to weigh in at an upcoming hearing at City Hall on a $100-million investment at Westfield Valencia Town Center that proposes to bring a
The city of Santa Clarita is asking motorists to plan their commutes ahead of scheduled lane closures in Valencia starting Tuesday for sewer line repairs. Closures on Magic Mountain Parkway
Santa Clarita Valley legislators joined other California lawmakers on Monday as they reconvened in Sacramento to tackle issues ranging from disaster preparedness to the Cemex mega mine. Members of the
George A. Caravalho, Santa Clarita’s first permanent city manager, died Sunday at the age of 81, according to friends and colleagues. Caravalho, a married father of two, was retired and
Starting Jan. 11, most Santa Clarita businesses will see a nearly 40% increase to their monthly waste-disposal services amid global changes to the recycling industry that are prompting waste-management companies to ask for rate adjustments.
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