
Walk of Western Stars moseys away from festival
Fans of the city of Santa Clarita’s Walk of Western Stars can rest assured the longtime local attraction isn’t going away just because it got the boot, so to speak,

Fans of the city of Santa Clarita’s Walk of Western Stars can rest assured the longtime local attraction isn’t going away just because it got the boot, so to speak,

The Department of Fish and Wildlife reported Tuesday that staff haven’t had another sighting of the California black bear that visited a tree outside a Castaic apartment complex Monday on

Deputies at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station set up a drop-off station for “DEA National Drug Take Back Day,” where residents could discard unwanted and expired medicine on Saturday

The Santa Clarita Valley was visited Monday by a frequent seasonal visitor in the spring, the California black bear. Tim Daly, information officer for the South Coast and Inland Deserts

Local volunteers and residents woke up early Saturday morning to be of service in their neighborhoods for the annual “Neighborhood Cleanup” and a tree planting ceremony celebrating Arbor Day hosted

Question: Robert, my name is Jared. I’m a first-time homeowner in an older part of Saugus. We bought a home that is, without a doubt, a fixer-upper, and we will

Question: Jerry, I see so often people driving way too closely and I know that this is a real safety problem. I see it all the time. Can you maybe

Well howdy, dear Santa Clarita saddlepals. Hope I’m not too early. But, just outside, I’ve got several thousand noble steeds all saddled up and ready for our Signal Saturday trail

The Pay it Forward Collective is scheduled to host its first-ever cornhole tournament fundraiser on Saturday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Lava Volleyball Club, aiming to raise

Local dignitaries and community advocates enjoyed a six-course sit-down dinner at the Centre on Thursday evening to support the Santa Clarita Valley WiSH Education Foundation annual “Wine on the Roof”

Some singers go to Hollywood, while an ensemble from the Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra recently went to New York to perform at Carnegie Hall. The set list included “Abacus,”

Santa Clarita Valley resident and self-taught cook Merry Graham has been competing in cooking competitions for years. Now as a champion of numerous competitions including the show “Chopped,” Graham has

News release The College of the Canyons Center for Civic and Community Engagement — in collaboration with COC’s Golden Z Club — invites the community to attend the Non-Profit Community

How groovy! Attendees could travel back in time and enjoy the 1960s during the Santa Clarita Master Chorale’s annual Cabaret and Cabernet benefit, “Let the Sunshine In,” at the Canyon

Multivium is a nonprofit organization specializing in events benefiting children with disabilities, adults with participation limitations and victims of trauma, hosted a free event at the Centre last weekend for

Local residents converged upon the College of the Canyons parking lot last weekend for a free hazardous waste and e-waste disposal event. The Countywide Household Hazardous and E-Waste Roundup Program

Local students named to Pacific University dean’s list Three local students have been named to the fall 2023 dean’s list at Pacific University in Oregon. The dean’s list recognizes undergraduate

Spring heralds a time of renewal and rejuvenation, not just in the natural world, but within our homes and lives as well. The tradition of spring cleaning, deeply embedded in

A jovial atmosphere surrounded the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center at Bella Vida on Tuesday for the annual Passover Seder hosted by Rabbi Mark Blazer of Temple Beth Ami. Jews

News release Local American Cancer Society volunteers are gearing up for the annual Relay for Life of Santa Clarita Valley, and participants are invited to sign up for the May