A new COVID-19 booster vaccine targeted toward the Omicron variant, and its sub-variants, is scheduled to be available to Los Angeles County residents on Wednesday. The announcement, made by Public
News release The Sierra Hillbillies are offering a new square dance class through the Santa Clarita Parks and Recreation Department beginning Tuesday. Instructor Janienne Alexander will be teaching a new
The city of Santa Clarita is offering cooling centers in response to the excessive heat wave that has the valley reaching temperatures in the triple digits. Branches of the Santa
Local student named to dean’s list, graduates from Missouri Valley College Missouri Valley College, located in Marshall, Missouri, conferred 160 degrees for 2022 spring graduates. Among them was Holly Piroli,
Owen Gomez originally started selling his own toys at the Saugus swap meet nine years ago, wanting to be like his uncle who also sold at the swap meet. He
For many parents of children with special needs, finding the right program that’s effective can be difficult. But finding one that’s both effective and fun was a perfect match for
“The purpose of arts education is not to produce more artists, though that is a byproduct. The real purpose of arts education is to create complete human beings capable of
News release Best Best & Krieger LLP, in partnership with the Association of California Water Agencies, selected graduating Saugus High School senior Shelby Negosian as the inaugural recipient of
News release Community members are invited to join in expressing gratitude for veterans and first responders at the free Veterans and First Responders Appreciation Day, sponsored by the Santa Clarita
News release This past Fourth of July, the Santa Clarita Runners Club sponsored its annual Independence Day Classic. Almost 700 participants donned red, white and blue spirit wear to
Over 20 years after Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Hagop “Jake” Kuredjian was killed in Stevenson Ranch in the line of duty, his former colleagues and family continued to keep
Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend any services that check in on elderly seniors who live alone? I live about 200 miles from my 82-year-old mother and worry about
The city of Santa Clarita collaborated with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works and the Los Angeles Conservation Corps to host a free tire collection event on Saturday.
Golfers — 116 of them — helped raise funds for College of the Canyons students on Monday by participating in the “Swing for Student Success” tournament at The Oaks Club
Clear the Shelters partners with the Los Angeles County Castaic Animal Care Center to waive and reduce adoption fees for the month of August — so Wednesday is the final
News release Olive Branch Theatricals, a nonprofit arts group in Santa Clarita, is announcing a major change in its leadership team. OBT’s founding board members are stepping down from the
There’s one story I particularly NEVER want to revisit. But we’re headed there this Saturday morning, trusty saddlepals. We’re visiting the worst fire in the history of the Santa Clarita
Question: Hi Robert. My wife and I want to replace our AC unit. It is 18 years old. The capacitor has been replaced twice in the last five years. Other than
A few months ago, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital received a random email through the patient portal from someone named Karen Lin saying that a radiation oncology doctor there was her
Group says tower could negatively impact health, property value of community A proposed new AT&T wireless communication facility in the Stevenson Ranch has caused an uproar among residents, who now