By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday answered questions from senators in Washington. Here are five takeaways: Says COVID-19 Vaccines Saved Lives The health secretary
Deputies responded to reports of approximately 100 teenagers at the In-n-Out in Saugus on Friday night causing a disturbance, some even jumping on a car, a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s
Question: Robert, in the past you have helped us with problems dealing with swimming pool water line leaks and leaf screens for house gutters. This new problem has us going
Labor Day’s behind us and lovely, lovely Santa Clarita autumn is ahead. Positively amazing how time just keeps slipping. It’s almost 2026. I suggest we need a gallop into yesterday
College of the Canyons Institute for Culinary Education (iCuE) students kicked off the semester recently by serving hundreds of their fellow students a free lunch at the “Fuel Up Station”
Peter Sherayko’s new book touches on Senate Bill 132, which took effect Jan. 1, 2025, and created new firearm safety rules for film and television sets following the 2021 “Rust”
Family-operated Santa Clarita Concessions is one of the oldest-operating businesses in the city. The Valley Industry Association recently recognized Santa Clarita Concessions’ 70th anniversary during an After Five Mixer at
Santa Clarita residents are keeping up the pace and participating in the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s next month, and as they gear up for it, a “Walk Kick-Off” event
News release The California Residential Mitigation Program has kicked off its second Earthquake Brace + Bolt grant registration period for 2025, running now through Oct. 1. For the first time,
News release The South Coast Air Quality Management District has launched its $21 million Go Zero Pilot Incentive Program designed to help residents and businesses switch to cleaner, zero-emission space
As he walked into the Valencia Ralphs store on a recent Saturday afternoon before his shift, employee after employee greeted him. He replied to one co-worker with, “Hello, young lady,”
Fowlkes graduates from Troy University Nicholas Fowlkes, of Stevenson Ranch, graduated from Troy University during the spring semester of the 2024-25 academic year. Fowlkes graduated with a bachelor of science
“The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.” – Coretta Scott King From the sound of mariachi music to the laughter coming
The Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation has announced the return of Every Body Plays, a refreshed and reimagined after-school program for youth ages 7 to 17. Running
News release The city of Santa Clarita invites nonprofit organizations interested in learning more about the 2026 grant cycle of the Community Services and Arts Grants Program to attend a
News release The SCV Education Foundation is scheduled to host its fourth annual Touch-A-Truck event 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at Central Park. The event, featuring
News release Over 200 runners and walkers from the SCV and beyond are expected to join at West Creek Park on Saturday, Oct. 5, in support of one of Santa
News release In 2019, David Rabotnick founded Slow-Motion Magic, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness and support for Parkinson’s Disease. The inspiration came just one year after David himself was
As Concerts in the Park concluded its lineup for the year with the end of summer, attendees also celebrated the 35 year anniversary of Concerts’ inception on Saturday. With performances
Dear Savvy Senior, Do I have to pay taxes on my Social Security retirement benefits? I heard that President Donald Trump’s big, beautiful bill eliminated that. What can you tell