In remembrance of Gracie Muehlberger, her friends, family and community participated once again in “Caroling with Gracie” this week, bringing songs and charity to local residents. The third annual event was held
Bridge to Home held its 2021 Soup for the Soul fundraiser virtually last weekend to support year-round shelter services and resources for the local homeless population. “We’re here for hope,
The American Red Cross, which provides 40% of the country’s blood, announced its blood supply is at historically low levels. Busy holiday schedules, breaks from school and winter weather all
Think back to your childhood for a moment – what are your fondest memories of the holiday season? Do they include sitting around the fireplace, telling stories and sipping hot cocoa, or
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Photographers Association held its annual Digital Image Competition in November at the Sierra Hills Clubhouse in Canyon Country. Mel Carll received Best of Show honors with
News release Early Thanksgiving morning, the Santa Clarita Runners Club set off on its annual Turkey Trot. More than 75 participants came out to Heritage Park to run the course, socialize with friends and celebrate Thanksgiving with baked goodies and coffee.
What began as a way for friends to get together safely in the midst of the pandemic has quickly blossomed into so much more. Every Thursday, the Santa Clarita Valley
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital has served the Santa Clarita Valley since 1975 and, as one of the primary centers for health and wellness, many residents want to give back to
The city of Santa Clarita held a groundbreaking ceremony for its recently approved Central Park expansion project, promising more fields, lights and facilities for local residents at the park. The project consists of adding
Chabad of Santa Clarita Valley, Congregation Beth Shalom and Temple Beth Ami came together to gather the Jewish community of Santa Clarita for the lighting of the menorah on the last
William S. Hart Union High School District governing board members are scheduled Wednesday night to discuss and adopt the $4.9 million Educator Effectiveness Block Grant Expenditure Plan, presented at the
The Compassionate Friends of Santa Clarita Valley are inviting the community to come together to remember loved ones who have died at the 20th annual Candle Lighting Remembrance Program on
As the weather cools — even if only slightly — it’s time to swap out those flip flops and shorts for some sweaters and boots. This winter, you don’t have
For many families and youth in need, December may be a difficult time as they might struggle financially or do not have people in their lives to celebrate the holidays.
Almost 11 years ago, Ethan Dettenmaier’s daughter, Shawn, watched her friend across the street lose her home. After being devastated by her friend’s loss, she decided to get people homes for Christmas. While that task may
Well happy first weekend of December in this science fiction-sounding date of 2021. Next thing you know, they’ll be inventing little flying saucers with cameras in them, electronic garage door
Question: Hi Robert, we are remodeling our home in Canyon Country — this is to include all new interior doors. We were browsing and asking some questions and the sales
Within minutes of her water breaking, Sara Boyette of Canyon Country said she gave birth to her son Mateo in her bathroom Sunday morning. Luckily for her, the first emergency responder to
Santa Clarita Valley residents are invited to join the Hanukkah celebration at Westfield Valencia Town Center on Sunday. The annual tradition brings the community together to light the SCV’s largest
News release December is here and the Santa Clarita International Film Festival is prepping for its opening night. The Santa Clarita International Film Festival is scheduled to begin on Thursday at 5 p.m., and will continue its four-day
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