News release Rian Medlin will join Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital as vice president and chief human resources officer, the hospital announced in a news release. Medlin is replacing longtime
News release The city of Santa Clarita announced that FestAbility, formerly known as the Free to Be Me Festival, is returning for its fourth year. The event, which celebrates Santa
News release Third-graders from Alba Romero’s class at iLEAD Agua Dulce recently expressed their gratitude to the first responders who battled the devastating Eaton and Palisades fires in California.
As a longtime Santa Clarita resident, I believe one of our community’s most important responsibilities is the preservation of our rich history and beautiful open spaces. Located in the heart
News release Due to the recent disruption of normalcy in business operations because of confusion accompanying massive wildfires in Los Angeles County, the SCV Man & Woman of the Year
News release College of the Canyons has completed the first year of its five-year Veterans Upward Bound grant program. This transformative initiative aims to provide comprehensive support services to eligible
As a boy, he played board games and games in the street with his friends. Sure, he had an Atari 2600 home videogame system like so many kids his age.
Keenan Loftfield woke up Saturday morning with plans to participate in some outdoor activity that would help him make an informed decision. It wasn’t a college or career decision. The
Los Angeles County is observing Black History Month with a series of celebrations and events at county parks, including three in the Santa Clarita Valley. According to a county
Saul Dreier, the sole Holocaust survivor of his family, is scheduled to play his “Survival Through Song” show on Wednesday at the Newhall Family Theatre on Walnut Street in Newhall.
The Castaic Animal Care Center is back up and running after animals that were evacuated to the Lancaster shelter due to the Hughes Fire last month returned to Castaic on
Parenting for Prevention, a community conversation hosted by the city Monday at Golden Valley High School, tackled the topic of drug and alcohol use, a prevalent issue among communities including
It’s simply amazing how fast the month of January disappears. Here we are, last Saturday of 2025. Good thing for us we have the luxury of time travel. This fine
Question: Robert, I have a question regarding a backsplash for our kitchen. We’ve looked and looked and cannot decide on anything currently available that is designed for this purpose. We
In high school, he knew he was going to be a pastor because his report cards indicated he talked too much in class. His teachers even said he gabbed like
News release “Decades of Hope” is the theme for the American Cancer Society’s 27th annual Relay for Life of Santa Clarita Valley, to be held on May 3 at Central
News release Riders, businesses, and community members are planning to gather Sunday for the Rally to Save LA: Poker Run & Community Fundraiser, an event dedicated to raising funds for wildfire victims,
Local student graduates from Fort Hays State University Fort Hays State University, in Hays, Kansas, recognized approximately 1,014 graduates during its fall commencement ceremonies on Dec. 13 and 14, including
“Marriage is one of the most important forms of human interaction, a space where both partners grow, evolve, and meet in the process.” – Virginia Woolf Romantic, unforgettable and community-driven
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center Celebrity Waiter dinner is scheduled to be held April 26, celebrating the theme, “Broadway Lights,” event co-chairs Jackie Hartmann and Sharlene Johnson