News release The MakerSpace at College of the Canyons donated 100 face shields to UCLA Health Santa Clarita on Oct. 6. The face shields — which were created with MakerSpace’s
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency received $10.5 million in grants from the California Department of Water Resources to fund five local projects related to recycling and water-quality improvements. Granted
While thousands of pet lovers and hundreds of their furry friends typically flock to William S. Hart Park to attend the Bow-Wows & Meows Pet Fair, this year was a
Through the years, members of the First Presbyterian Church Of Newhall’s congregation have been finding ways to take their outreach efforts international, but when the pandemic hit, it was their
Question No. 1 Robert, I manage a property that has balconies at some units and have discovered that one homeowner has installed indoor/outdoor carpeting onto their decking surface. Is this
John Lang’s family has lived in Placerita Canyon for almost 100 years, and so Lang has about a century’s worth of memories to share. In that time, the Langs opened
For her 16th birthday Saturday, Bryan and Cindy Muehlberger would have taken their slain daughter Gracie to the DMV to pick up her driver’s license. “She would have come home,
With gloves, masks and shovels at the ready, about 250 local residents dedicated their Saturday morning to help beautify the hillsides scarred by the Elsmere Fire burn site in Newhall.
Ah, sweet, blessed autumn. Just about here. All these wonderful years here in Santa Clarita, I’ve come to notice something. Give or take, there’s always about 100 hot days. Wretched
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital has won a National Award of Merit in the health care facilities category from the Design-Build Institute of America for the design and construction of the
The annual fall job fair held by the College of the Canyons Career Center is changing to an online platform this year and will take place over the course of
Since pandemic restrictions prohibit in-person gatherings, a number of College of the Canyons departments collaborated to organize and host the virtual 2020 Latinx & Hispanic Heritage Cultural Festival to celebrate
PerkinElmer, the Massachusetts-based diagnostics company that partnered with California to improve COVID-19 testing efficiency and capacity, has signed a lease in Valencia and could open in early November, officials confirmed
As the pandemic hit, Santa Clarita Valley residents were left with nothing to do but stay home, so many turned to YouTube to find informational, how-to videos to pass the
Two local Girl Scouts in Troop 142 recently both succeeded in attaining their Gold Awards, the highest honor a Girl Scout can achieve. The Gold Award, comparable to the Boy
The city of Santa Clarita was built with a can-do attitude. From the earliest settlements working to thrive in the Santa Clarita Valley to the fateful day in 1987 when
The coronavirus pandemic has canceled many events, but plans to bring fairytale-like celebrations to fruition came true for six Latina foster youth who celebrated their quinceañeras Saturday in Castaic. Glitter,
News release You’ve spent hours outside this summer, racking up countless miles on off-street trails, sidewalks and paseos, but are all those miles just a number sitting in your fitness
News release Born and raised in Santa Clarita, Bre Tomey has always had a passion for acting and performance. From the age of 8, her own experiences led her on
News release SCV Water customers can save water and money through a free virtual home check-up. These check-ups will look at indoor and outdoor water use and are designed to