News release Samuel Dixon Family Health Center Inc., a federally qualified health center dedicated to providing affordable, accessible and compassionate health care to underserved residents of the Santa Clarita Valley, has been honored as Organization of the Year by the California Chapter
News release Fostering Youth Independence co-founders Carolyn Olsen and Gina Stevens received the One Hart award at a recent board meeting of the William S. Hart Union High School District for exemplifying the district’s core
Dear Savvy Senior, What does Medicare factor into their star rating system? I need to find a new Medicare plan during the open enrollment period and want to get it
The National Association of Social Workers recognized several local residents for their work in promoting mental health programs and resources in the community at its annual awards ceremony. The organization
News release Oct. 4 wasn’t a typical Saturday for University of Alabama student Gabby Mathis. The chemical engineering major was picked to kick a field goal during ESPN’s “College GameDay” broadcast when
The College of the Canyons Foundation hosted its annual golf tournament to raise funds for student needs with 140 people participating at the Valencia Country Club on Monday. Shawna Mann,
Our Lady of Perpetual Help hosted its annual Health and Wellness Fair for Santa Clarita residents with free ultrasounds, flu shots, classes and resource booths on Sunday. Booths included various
News release Wendy Brill-Wynkoop, chair of the College of the Canyons photography department, has been named a 2026 National Education Association Foundation Global Learning Fellowship Traveler’s Award recipient for California,
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is inviting the community to its 34th Annual Halloween Carnival & Haunted Jailhouse, scheduled 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at the station. Parking for the
News release College of the Canyons is scheduled to host its Fall 2025 Star Party on Friday, featuring a keynote presentation by Athina Peidou, a geodesist and GRACE-FO Project Staff Scientist at NASA’s
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer A new study has found that America’s seniors are also hard-hit by the ongoing fentanyl crisis. A report issued by the American Society of Anesthesiologists, analyzing federal health data,
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced last week that the state would start selling its own brand of affordable insulin pens next year to improve access to essential medication across the
News release The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is investigating the possibility of a local spread of Clade I mpox cases after confirming its second case in an
News release The board of directors for Yes I Can Unity Through Music & Education, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preparing individuals with disabilities for careers in the entertainment industry, have announce its newly
World War II veterans Ken Placek and Don Kuehl were honored with custom-made “Quilts of Valor” during this month’s Coffee 4 Vets gathering at Crazy Otto’s Diner on Thursday morning.
The Michael Hoefflin Foundation recently hosted its fifth annual “Paddle for the Battle” pickleball tournament fundraiser at The Paseo Club, with about 200 people of all ages competing. The foundation
Question: Good evening, Robert. Would you be able to offer advice on landscaping questions? We are planning to get a backyard project going, once the heat dissipates for the year.
A warm and Western howdy to you, saddlepals. We’ve a most interesting trek ahead, what with man-eating grizzly bears, the naming of a district and a little kick-off party for
What better way to help a cause than to burn some calories? The Santa Clarita Sister Cities held its annual Zumba marathon titled “Black and White Zumbathon for a Cause”
It’s “spooky season” in the Santa Clarita Valley, as residents are dusting off animatronics, constructing elaborate webs, and welcoming residents with friendly faces into a ghoul-den experience. Many houses throughout