
Performing arts summer camp to focus on children with special needs
Summer camp is an opportunity for children to explore and grow, make new friends and learn new skills — and now there’s an effort by three SCV residents to bring that

Summer camp is an opportunity for children to explore and grow, make new friends and learn new skills — and now there’s an effort by three SCV residents to bring that

The Laemmle Charitable Foundation and the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter are inviting local hiking enthusiasts on the last of a series of hikes Saturday, June 22. The hike is set

Summer officially begins this Friday, meaning the days are expected to soon get warmer and Santa Clarita Valley residents are set to spend more time outside participating in activities like

Local resident Keith Oden has been a personal trainer for six years. After being asked about children’s fitness multiple times by his clients, Oden decided to create something they could

The Santa Clarita Valley Veteran Services Collaborative hosted its first Veteran & Family Mental Health Day, “Pathways to Empowerment,” on Saturday. The mental health day, which was free to attend,

Cancer survivors of the Santa Clarita Valley are invited to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital’s third annual cancer survivor celebration from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 20. The event

Throughout Southern California, the Alzheimer’s Association will provide families and caregivers with programs addressing several facets of Alzheimer’s as part of their push for healthy living throughout the month of

While snakes might be a threat to the family pet, they’re also essential to the local ecosystem, and most don’t pose a threat without provocation, according to a local wildlife

Since its founding in 2014, GoTribe gym has sought to create training programs that get clients results and they will now try do so in Santa Clarita as they prepare

On the 75th anniversary of D-Day, local residents, veterans and a few Santa Clarita Valley canines came together at The Oaks Club for the fourth annual Battle Buddy Golf Classic,

Heritage Sierra Medical Group, or HSMG, a primary care practice, is hosting a blood drive in Valencia on Thursday after the Red Cross made an appeal for blood donations due

Santa Clarita residents gathered in front of the main entrance at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Thursday to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, a potentially life-saving technique. The demonstration was one

Drowning is among the leading causes of death for children under the age of 4, and with the weather warming, many families will head to a pool or beach to

Sometimes, we put things in the recycling bin simply because we want them to be recyclable. A plastic bag, a greasy pizza box, a paper coffee cup, a styrofoam egg

For many of us, there are three little words that almost always accompany our delayed entrance into a meeting, class or date. It’s the phrase, “Sorry I’m late” that pops

High blood pressure affects one-in-three Americans, according to the Center for Disease Control, making May’s National High Blood Pressure Awareness Month that much more important. Local health providers warn that

Hundreds of cancer survivors were joined by their family, caregivers and physicians on Saturday at Central Park for the 21st annual Relay for Life of Santa Clarita Valley. The two-day

Kaiser Permanente Heart Health – 5 Tips For a Healthy Heart

A new arthritis support group has begun hosting gatherings in an effort to support Santa Clarita Valley adults and children who are living with different types of arthritis or other

When most think of exercise, they imagine running on the treadmill, lifting weights or going to the gym. For kids, exercise simply means playing and being active. Kids exercise during