Santa Clarita Mayor Marsha McLean gathered with other elected officials from around the region for the annual San Fernando Valley Council of Governments Mobility Workshop to lay out transportation priorities
More than 60 Santa Clarita Valley leaders from various fields participated in a unique fundraiser to support the local Sheriff’s Station on Thursday. Attendees received a first-hand look at multiple
The 2019 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count reported Santa Clarita’s homeless population at just more than 250, but members of the local community task force say the count is significantly
The Santa Clarita City Council is expected to recognize June as Pride Month, drawing praise from the local lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or LGBTQ, community, and prompting members of
The Santa Clarita City Council recognized three Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputies Tuesday who have played a major role in helping keep local streets safe from drunken drivers. Deputies Chris
Selected roadways across Santa Clarita will soon undergo improvement treatments, thanks to approval Tuesday by the City Council to start the first phase of its annual Road Rehab program. The
The city of Santa Clarita announced Wednesday the opening of its second Passport Acceptance Facility, this time for visitors of the Valencia Library. The center, located inside the library at
The Santa Clarita Arts Commission is set to discuss a new film festival scheduled to be held in February 2020, celebrating the SCV’s history in the movie industry. The “Newhallywood
The Santa Clarita City Council could soon discuss the possibility of renaming City Hall after one of its founding fathers who died May 29. In her adjournment during the council’s
Despite a heavy, wet winter, developers of Vista Canyon say the 185-acre project is steadily progressing, most recently closing land deals, and soon starting the tenant-approval process. Late last year,
A recent Turbo survey found that Generation Z’s top money problem is student loan debt, but James McKinney, with Status Not Quo in Valencia, shared ways the future workforce can
There’s freedom, convenience and thrill behind getting your driver’s license for the first time as a teenager but statistics show the leading cause of death among young drivers are traffic
Santa Clarita residents will have a chance Tuesday to discuss the proposed budget for fiscal year 2019-20 and a recommended increase for the stormwater pollution-prevention fee, as the City Council
Most artworks limit you at simply starring from a distance, but the newest public art sculpture in Santa Clarita allows art aficionados to be a part of the piece. On
More than 100 fire personnel responded to a brush fire on Sierra Highway and Golden Valley early Wednesday afternoon. “The call came in at 12:26 p.m. and crews arrived at
First responders rushed to rescue an injured hiker near the Ed Davis Park in Towsley Canyon late Wednesday morning. “The call came in as an injury at 10:34 a.m. off
The city of Santa Clarita’s summer trolley has returned to offer free evening service from local hotels to Town Center Drive. “Thanks to the city’s partnership with participating hotels and
Santa Clarita-based Princess Cruise Lines and its parent company Carnival Corporation has once again been levied a significant fine, after pleading guilty Monday to six charges of environmental probation violations,
The city of Santa Clarita is encouraging local bicyclists to test out an app that can automatically detect riders up to 300 feet in advance of an intersection. GiveMeGreen! is
Santa Clarita public transit commuters can now receive trip reminders and alerts in real time when one’s bus will arrive, thanks to a newly launched program. Ripple is designed for
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