Kathy Ellis describes retiring from the U.S. Army Reserve as a bride would describe her post-wedding. “I put away my uniform like a bride puts away her wedding dress,” Ellis
Santa Claritans still have some time to check out a new art piece by the SCV Child & Family Center that’s inspired by Denim Day. The artwork, dubbed “Hope within
The city of Santa Clarita is now accepting names to add to this year’s Youth Grove list, a memorial dedicated to the local youth who died in traffic-related collisions. Those
As you walk through Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall, it is easy to be filled with a great sense of pride. When you look at the flags representing the branches
Local cancer survivor Jamie Alamillo is beginning his 540-mile bike ride journey, starting in Santa Clarita and going to Lake Tahoe to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society on Thursday.
Guests at the third annual Win Place Home Gala spent an evening getting to know the racehorses Saturday. Win Place Home is a nonprofit dedicated to helping former racehorses find
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are on scene at Sierra Vista Junior High investigating a report of an attack by a student, according to officials. The initial report was
After first hearing from the public in April, the city of Santa Clarita plans to offer the community another round of public meetings for input on the new inclusive playground
Many laughs, tears and memories were shared in a small room in the Valencia Hyatt on Sunday as Safe Rides alumni from across the organization’s 32 year history gathered to honor and say goodbye to the program.
Betsy Klein sat with the other guests who stopped by to watch “Who Will Write Our History” at Congregation Beth Shalom on Sunday. The documentary chronicled the stories of Jewish
Music bounced off the walls of the banquet hall at the Bella Vida Senior Center as the Silvertone Singers made their premiere performance at the new center with “A Trip
State Sen. Scott Wilk recognized the Brittany Foundation during its seventh annual chili cook-off and memorial event in Santa Clarita on Saturday. Founder Nancy Anderson received the award for distinguished
Athletes hit the courts during the 2019 Santa Clarita Special Olympics Spring Games at Hart High School on Saturday. Over 100 players, comprised of different teams, came to play basketball
The College of the Canyons’ football field served as the site of the first annual Santa Clarita Valley Out of the Darkness Campus Walk on Saturday. Dawnel DeRubeis, walk chair
Question No. 1 Hi Robert, I continue to read your column and have learned so much from the answers to some of my own problems. I had my pool acid
Hundreds of cancer survivors were joined by their family, caregivers and physicians on Saturday at Central Park for the 21st annual Relay for Life of Santa Clarita Valley. The two-day
My mother named me Walter Stanislav Cieplik Jr., and I’m not sure how I got old. I’ve done ranch work, managed a movie star, created the original Santa Clarita Valley
The Unity Center of Santa Clarita will open its doors to the city for an interfaith dinner May 25. Moazzem H. Chowdhury, former chairman of the board of directors at
The CBS Film Series will commemorate Yam Hashoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, with its next film “Who Will Write Our History,” at Congregation Beth Shalom on Sunday. Set in 1940,
Rio Vista Elementary School had a special host for its Fun Run fundraiser on Friday. Calvin Millan, host of the Nick Jr. show “Mutt & Stuff” and Cesar Millan’s son,
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