Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley is launching a campaign for families in need amid the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits being cut due to the federal government shutdown. SCV Family Promise is a nonprofit organization that helps homeless families and also helps low-income families achieve
News release Grace Baptist Church’s theater group’s latest production, an original adaptation from the 1947 film “It Happened on Fifth Avenue,” opens for a two-weekend run starting Friday. The film
News release The city of Santa Clarita invites community members to join the Santa Clarita City Council for the annual Veterans Day Ceremony to honor local veterans, currently serving military
Swailes named to dean’s honor roll at the University of Mississippi Avery Swailes, of Valencia, was named to the University of Mississippi’s spring 2025 honor roll. Swailes, majoring in exercise
This year marks a milestone for our country – the 250th anniversary of the armed forces, specifically the United States Army, Navy and Marine Corps. For two and a half
The family of Frank Navarro, 47, of Acton, has started a GoFundMe to help with the costs related to his death. Navarro was killed in a fatal head-on car collision on Sierra Highway and Vasquez
Brothers T.J. and Weston Garrison love to look out the car window and identify different trucks. Mail trucks, cargo trucks, trash trucks, anything that’s different from an everyday car like
As the stars began to appear in the night sky, local dignitaries and community leaders found their seats and indulged in popcorn during the annual “Silents Under the Stars” fundraiser
Dear Savvy Senior, What simple tips can you recommend for making a home age-friendly? My husband and I are in our late-60s and want to remain living in our home
Santa Clarita is made up of people whose words are engraved within its streets — literally. During the Santa Clarita Sidewalk Poetry Dedication at The Main in Old Town Newhall
The Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clarita hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the renovations at the Thomas E. Dierckman Clubhouse in Canyon Country on Wednesday afternoon. The renovations included new carpeting and
Single Mothers Outreach hosted its annual “Adopt-A-Family” kickoff celebration at the nonprofit organization’s offices on Thursday evening. The event gave attendees opportunities to hear testimonials from real-life single mothers who are actively participating in the programs SMO offers. John
Question: Hello there, Robert. I am a first-time homeowner, living in Saugus in an older home. So far I’ve been able to manage doing small things on my own, to brighten up this very dated home without breaking the
Trust you dear saddlepals survived Halloween yesterday all ducky and intact. Isn’t it funny how there can be not that much going on for most of the year and fall
MarLee Perez began abusing alcohol and drugs as early as middle school in an attempt to cope with her depression and anxiety. The only person who knew she was using
Arroyo Seco Junior High School was one of 31 California schools nominated as a 2025 National Blue Ribbon School, an honor that recognizes public and private elementary, middle, and high
Walking around as a 3D toy vending machine for Halloween this year, Brooklyn Deschamp, 10, could not only add to her repertoire of years of intricate costumes, but also even
News release Nineteen employees were honored as the Classified Employees of the Year at a recent William S. Hart Union High School District governing board meeting. These employees, selected by
The annual Mayor’s Committee Breakfast was held last week at Hart Hall and local leaders and nonprofit organizations were present to learn more about supporting special needs individuals, emphasizing their
The Church of the Canyons front yard was transformed into a fun zone with jump houses, games, and food for its recent Fall Festival celebration open to the community. After