News release The Saugus High School Instrumental Music Program is hosting its third annual Clothes 4 Cash fundraiser. The fundraiser helps the program purchase new instruments, repair instruments, fund
News release Ten students from Bowman High School graduated on May 24 from the first Wildland Fire Academy organized and facilitated by Hollywood Impact Studios, a nonprofit faith-based organization.
Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend any services that offer gravesite cleaning and care? I recently visited my parent’s cemetery gravesite over Memorial Day weekend and found that their headstones
Newly graduated West Ranch senior Aishwarya Sudan and her mother Munnu Sudan came together to form a new event focused on empowering and uplifting young women. Aishwarya Sudan said the
The median age of participants at the 2025 TASC Sports Tournament was about 40 years old, said TASC Deputy Executive Director Alona Yorkshire, adding that most of the group likely
Last year, the Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative served 77 Thanksgiving meals to veterans in need, organization officials said, adding that this year, the group hopes to serve 100 meals.
Students and staff of Rosedell Elementary School have come together to honor a beloved campus supervisor who died during winter break of this school year. Jennifer Hauser was a kind
The Santa Clarita Master Chorale had its 25th anniversary season grand finale, “Silver Celebration,” led by Artistic Director Allan Robert Petker on Sunday evening at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center in
The city of Santa Clarita City Hall has a new art exhibition open until August 20, 2025. The exhibition features the city of Santa Clarita staff and their families’ work.
Diets were broken, and sugar was on the menu for the Santa Clarita Valley Salvation Army Corps’ second annual Donut Day eating competition. Held at the Canyon Country Community Center
He would have been accepting his high school diploma from Harvard-Westlake School this month. But now, almost two years after 16-year-old Trey Brown decided to take his own life, his
The WiSH Education Foundation hosted its third annual “WiSH Upon a Car” fundraising event last weekend with 85 cars participating at the Valencia Town Center. With rows and rows of
A happy first Saturday of June, in the Year of our Lord, 2025. I put, “Year of our Lord” just to irritate any ACLU attorneys who happen to be trailing
From the L.A. County Department of Public Health The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is investigating one case of measles in a Los Angeles County resident who confirmed
News release The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors this week approved a motion by Chair Kathryn Barger urging federal lawmakers to back legislation requiring Department of Veterans Affairs physicians
The school district superintendent said that, of all the graduation ceremonies he attends, the Sequoia School event on Wednesday stood out as especially meaningful because it had a small group
Hart High School celebrated the first class of Hawks soaring off into the distance as they graduated at College of the Canyons on Wednesday. Despite being the oldest Santa Clarita
West Ranch High School sophomore Gina Intravartolo created her club, “Bracelets with Purpose,” out of love for bracelet making and wanting to make a change. Intravartolo, who is the president
“Reading is a basic tool in the living of a good life.” – Joseph Addison One of the many things I love about our beautiful city of Santa Clarita is
In May, Nancy Pitchford-Zhe of Blue Star Ranch, an equine therapy nonprofit that helps veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, found out the Placerita Canyon property she leased was being sold.