
SCV native didn’t see filmmaking in her future
She saw herself as an aspiring sports reporter. She’d go on to get her bachelor’s degree in journalism in just two and a half years, learn that journalism was not

She saw herself as an aspiring sports reporter. She’d go on to get her bachelor’s degree in journalism in just two and a half years, learn that journalism was not

Abigail Maimone completed her very first year of teaching at Golden Valley High School before she saw a crucial part missing to the high school’s campus – a student-run newspaper.

Boy Scouts of America Troop 2, Santa Clarita, has achieved 100 years of service and hosted a centennial celebration for all who have been involved with the troop, past and

News release Hockey season is back, and the city of Santa Clarita is inviting residents to Santa Clarita Kings Day when the Los Angeles Kings face off against the Carolina Hurricanes

Fall is officially upon us! With cooler temperatures, brisk autumn nights and leaves beginning to change color, now is the perfect time to explore our open space or enjoy our

News release Hart High School science teacher Paula Bae has been named one of nine finalists in the 2023 California Teacher of the Year competition by State Superintendent of Public

News release The Saugus High Marching Centurions started the band competition season on a high note at the 38th Royal Classic Field Tournament at Royal High School in Simi Valley on

The Saugus High School class of 2002 recently held its 20-year reunion at Pocock Brewery in Valencia. 2002 graduate Missi Chaffee said the event was a great success: “We had

News release Rampage is back! The William S. Hart Regiment is once again hosting “Rampage,” one of the largest events of its kind in Southern California. Hart High is celebrating

News release Registration is underway for the College of the Canyons winter 2023 session, which boasts more than 400 class sections. Running from Jan. 3 to Feb. 4, the 2023

News release What if the eight years it took to reach Saturn with modern spacecraft technology could be shortened to two years? On Friday, Oct. 28, Albion H. Bowers, retired

Small World Preschool teacher Cathy Dubin is retiring after 36 years of work and teaching more than 1,000 children in the Santa Clarita Valley. Dubin began her teaching career at

Dear Savvy Senior, I saw a news segment on television a few months ago about home sharing programs for seniors and would like to learn more. I’m 68, divorced,

News release It’s October, and that can only mean one thing at Discovery Cube Los Angeles: It’s time for Spooky Science all month long. Little ghosts, ghouls and goblins

Question No. 1: It seems to be “replace your water heater” season. Someone told us we would get more life out of it if we drained it annually. After reading

Despite its overwhelmingly beigeness, you sure can’t complain about autumn weather in Santa Clarita. It’s another beautiful day, saddlepals, and we’ve an epic trail ride through SCV history ahead. There

Gwendolyn Lilliette Garland had been fascinated by her grandmother’s coin collection as a young girl. Seeing coins from all different time periods was very interesting for her. After revisiting her

Magicians will tell you that the art of misdirection is much easier if you have two hands. Santa Clarita magician Chris Canfield was born with only one. Using new, creative

“The idea is not to live forever, but to create something that will.” — Andy Warhol This quote was read to us at the first City Council meeting in September

Six local students were awarded, three of them receiving national recognition, at the 2022 Young Artists and Authors Showcase held by Sister Cities International in Washington, D.C., earlier this year.