The Santa Clarita City Council returned Tuesday after its summer hiatus, unanimously approving additional funding for a million-dollar playground and the new Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station, as well as
The Santa Clarita City Council returns to the dais Tuesday after its summer hiatus, with topics continuing from where council members left off, and new items, such as proposed traffic
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are asking the public to help law enforcement battle the local opioid crisis after deputies revived a mother of five who overdosed on heroin
Santa Clarita has seen significant trends in its housing market and population demands over the last 20 years, and with a continued need for expansion across California cities, the time
The city of Santa Clarita is asking the community for feedback on a federal grant proposal intended to enhance public safety. The U.S. Department of Justice’s Edward Byrne Memorial Justice
One person was transported to a nearby hospital after a vehicle rammed a parked car into a home’s garage Thursday afternoon. “The call came in as a vehicle with minor
The Santa Clarita homeless task force reviewed Wednesday a Los Angeles County organization’s comprehensive report that broke down homelessness data for the area. After releasing its 2019 homeless count, which
With changes underway for how one casts a ballot in Los Angeles County, residents in the Santa Clarita Valley will have a firsthand opportunity to test out the new voting
Bears: Some have spotted them in Valencia and just weeks ago, in Castaic backyards. Add Newhall to the mix as the California Highway Patrol received reports of a bear sighting
With the 2019 California Legislature deadline soon approaching, Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, is urging legislators to act on a reintroduced proposal that would streamline child abuse reports across agencies in
Santa Clarita is one of the safest cities in the nation to raise a child, according to a recent report by SafeWise. The city earned a ranking of 25 out
A proposal for a 2020 California ballot measure to lower the vote threshold for local investment in infrastructure and affordable housing from the current two-thirds vote to 55% died in
With four weeks left before the California Legislature concludes its 2019 session, elected officials representing the Santa Clarita Valley have shared what they are working on as deadlines approach. Assembly
With mortgage rates tumbling down in recent weeks, millions of homeowners could save more than $150 a month from refinancing.
A California bill co-authored by Assemblywoman Christy Smith that would give tax breaks to film productions that move out of states with restrictive abortion laws has cleared a hurdle in
Activists and a group of local high school students gathered Wednesday evening in Valencia to voice their thoughts on gun violence and call for more legislation in the wake of
Local nonprofits interested in learning how they can benefit from $180,000 available through the city of Santa Clarita for projects and program enhancements are invited to attend an upcoming meeting
Community leaders across the Santa Clarita Valley met with Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, Tuesday to learn more about the services offered at her Valencia-based district office. The open house
After receiving $375,000 for homeless programs earlier this year, the city of Santa Clarita welcomed its new Measure H-funded homeless coordinator Gabriela Martinez. The local resident was selected from a
The Lyons Canyon project aiming to build homes west of The Old Road and south of Sagecrest Circle is still active and under review by Los Angeles County, according to