Really, a good newspaper runs on truth. It needs introspection, both outward and inward. It needs humor, heroism, gossip, leadership and information, which includes where to buy fertilizer, retreads and/or
As the music industry shifts towards an emphasis on digital streaming platforms like Spotify, vinyl records have not only remained in production, but have even grown in popularity.
Besides being a journalist, Joseph Pulitzer was known for his contribution to the Statue of Liberty. “The Statue of Liberty wouldn’t have happened without promoting to get private donations, and
Static and ham radio codes pierced the air at SCV Water in Saugus as the Santa Clarita Amateur Radio Club held its Amateur Radio Field Day on Saturday and Sunday.
GoTribe Fitness co-founder Jacob Hoffman started the company five years ago with his partner, Chris, after both had worked at corporate fitness gyms and had “come to the conclusion that
Question No. 1 Hello Robert, I have two light fixtures in the garage. They both turn on/off with the same switch. One of the lights was not working one day,
Families set up their tents at Central Park to be part of the 9th annual Great American Camp Out in Santa Clarita on Saturday and Sunday. Tents belonging to 35
Family, friends and community members gathered Saturday at Valencia United Methodist Church to remember the impact Carl Boyer III had on their lives and the community. “Carl and his family
Richard H. Rioux Memorial Park in Stevenson Ranch glowed with color on Saturday as QueerSCV and PFLAG Santa Clarita, or Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, joined together for
Through a nationwide partnership with BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse, the Alzheimer’s Association continued its fight against the disease with its fundraiser, The Longest Day, on Friday. Restaurant guests who donate
Global Prep Academy students don’t just want to want to make an impact on the community — they’re already doing it. They’ve collected hundreds of articles of clothing as well
Santa Clarita Valley cancer survivors gathered Thursday at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital for the hospital’s annual cancer survivor celebration. During the third annual get-together, a few dozen local survivors of
The city of Santa Clarita’s Concerts in the Park Series is set to return for its 30th music-filled summer July 6 with a variety of bands that everyone can enjoy.
The Santa Clarita Shakespeare Festival is back with various events throughout the summer. The festival began as Shakespeare in the Park 29 years ago, and has now evolved into a
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church’s preschool is gearing up to honor 50 years of teaching with a grand celebration in September. The tentative plan for Sept. 7 is to hold a
Juan Ortiz’s father told him a phrase before he sent his son off as a young teenager to take on New York City. It was a phrase he would take
The Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging gathered with contributors, volunteers and members of the public to celebrate the opening of Bella Vida, the new senior center, at their Annual
Swing into the Gibbon Conservation Center in Saugus to visit their newest addition — a northern white-cheeked female baby gibbon. This species is critically endangered, and with a worldwide population
Runners of all ages are invited to participate in College of the Canyons’ 46th annual Cross Country Summer Series every Thursday evening from July 11 to Aug. 15. Participants will
Summer camp is an opportunity for children to explore and grow, make new friends and learn new skills — and now there’s an effort by three SCV residents to bring that
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