News release The CBS Film Series at Congregation Beth Shalom is presenting a special outdoor screening of “An Unorthodox Education” 8 p.m. Sunday. The CBS Film Series provided the following
News release Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, joined AT&T in presenting Fostering Youth Independence with the AT&T Investing in California Award. AT&T awarded the Santa Clarita nonprofit $3,000 in recognition
It’s back-to-school time in the Santa Clarita Valley as students of all ages return to the classroom this week. A full year of in-person instruction is ahead for our students,
News release The American Red Cross is in critical need of blood donors, and the city of Santa Clarita is asking residents to consider scheduling a lifesaving appointment to donate blood in Santa Clarita City
The Santa Clarita Valley is set to be under another heat alert starting Wednesday, as triple-digit temperatures return. The SCV and other areas of Los Angeles County are set to
Nice to see you, dear saddlepals and saddlepal-ettes. Have to admit. You’re all looking quite fetching and Western, this first trail ride in August. As usual, we’ve got some pretty entertaining vistas ahead
California Republican legislative leaders sent a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom urging him to protect essential services down the road by ensuring expenses are reflected accurately in the 2021-22 state budget. “The budget
News release Local nonprofit Fostering Youth Independence held its fifth annual Back to School Bash, where students received backpacks and school supplies for the upcoming semester, and for the first time also featured a career fair
Photo gallery: Santa Clarita Valley resident Tommy Ward celebrated her 90th birthday at the SCV Senior Center on Aug. 1.
Aristotle stated, “In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.” Just take a stroll through one of Santa Clarita’s open spaces, and I think you will find this statement
News release The Santa Clarita Newcomer’s and Friend’s Club is gearing up for in-person activities. The club is gathering 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 12, for its monthly meeting and coffee, at the Black Bear Diner
The city of Santa Clarita started Monday hosting “Moments of Zen” as its latest art exhibition at City Hall. Residents can peruse the artwork through Oct. 1 during normal operating hours. A two-hour reception will be held to
Organizers of the Soundtraac Family Music Festival announced Wednesday that the two-day concert in Central Park has been postponed to a yet-to-be determined date and location. Lance Sterling, owner of the event’s organizer Sterling Venue Ventures, cited a spike in COVID-19 cases, concern for
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital’s cardiology team gathered Tuesday to unveil the Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement, or TAVR, a cutting-edge cardiac procedure. “Over the last decade, the TAVR procedure has revolutionized
A decades-long civic activist who died at her home last month is being remembered by community members as a mother of three and champion for local environmental issues. Following her
Question No. 1 Robert, I am purchasing a high-profile vehicle that has a luggage rack on it, so though my garage door opening will accommodate this, the opener itself will
It’s summer in Southern California, and the snow has receded from all of the local mountains, leaving thousands of fresh alpine trails ready to break out those areas mountain bikes.
More than 1,200 cars passed through the Via Princessa Metrolink parking lot Saturday for the hazardous household waste and e-waste drive-thru event hosted by the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts and the city of Santa Clarita. They partnered with
A happy weekend morning to you, dear saddlepals. Hope those of you who aren’t in the saddle much are walking more like humans than cowboys after last week’s trail ride. Stretch. Walk. Hydrate. Do The Backstroke in the Second
When COVID-19 first prompted a quarantine last March, forcing everyone indoors, local pet experts and animal-adoption professionals reported that business was booming. However, that pace seems to have slowed somewhat. Some say pet