The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley held its 49th annual benefit auction, Bubbles & Bids, virtually Saturday to support programs for local youth. “It’s a true testament
The Santa Clarita branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People recently announced the officers elected to lead the new branch. The 112-year-old civil rights and social
Los Angeles County officials gathered at Vasquez Rocks Monday morning for the unveiling of the county’s newest mural, which pays homage to local plant and animal species. “Vasquez Rocks Natural
Major Impact Theater is hosting Red Light Under the Stars, a drive-in event to fundraise for the nonprofit this month. The nonprofit theater troupe strives to give adults with disabilities
The Alternative Baseball Organization, a baseball program for those on the autism spectrum and with similar special needs, is looking to expand into the Santa Clarita Valley. The nonprofit provides
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office has once again partnered with the L.A. Regional Food Bank to host a food distribution event at Castaic Lake next week. The free,
Southern California Edison announced its helicopters and drones would be flying around the Santa Clarita Valley over the next few weeks, as crews work to conduct aerial inspections. Edison inspectors are
Santa Clarita Valley residents Hutch and Sophia Siegen, sixth- and fifth-grade students at iLEAD Schools, are taking their science experiment out of this world. While participating in iLEAD’s DreamUp to Space mission, a program that
Project Sebastian, a local nonprofit that helps promote research to cures for rare diseases, is celebrating Batten Disease Advocacy and Awareness through the month of June with a number of
The Santa Clarita Valley Corvette Club is hosting its biannual food drive to help feed local families, benefiting the SCV Food Pantry. “The SCV Corvette Club can think of nothing
The Rotary Club of Santa Clarita is hosting a donation drive this weekend for the children and families of Marines stationed at Camp Pendleton. There are more than 40,000 Marines
During a community-wide vigil Tuesday night, more than 100 people carried glow sticks, wore Los Angeles County Fire Department T-shirts or spoke fondly of the firefighter killed during a shooting Tuesday morning at
As a volley of shots rang out, the Santa Clarita Valley’s veterans saluted their fallen comrades during Monday’s Memorial Day Tribute ceremony at Eternal Valley Memorial Park and Mortuary. Hundreds
As “Happy Birthday” was played on the bagpipes, family and friends gathered to celebrate Bonnie Rose’s 90th birthday from a safe distance. “It’s a wonderful surprise on my birthday,” Rose
This summer, Mission Opera is set to present a live outdoor operetta in one-act of the rarely performed, “Le 66,” a French comedic operetta. The story centers around two traveling
Stevenson Ranch resident Phil Lombardi died May 20 due to complications with brain cancer. He was 58. Lombardi was a successful real estate agent leading Pinnacle Estate Properties’ Valencia office,
Nine-year-old Solomon Perkins sprang into action after he and his family discovered a lost duckling at their Tesoro home earlier this week. “He got lost,” Solomon said. “He was following
Around the same time that they would be celebrating Damian Markham’s second Christmas, Newhall resident Brittany Markham and her husband, Brock, started to notice that they were growing increasingly less able to contribute to
Local cancer survivor Jamie Alamillo completed a 200-mile bike ride over 36 hours to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society last weekend, raising more than $204,000 for cancer research. This was one
With Memorial Day weekend upon us, it’s almost time to honor the men and women who died serving the country. Both Los Angeles County and city of Santa Clarita officials