Free mulch and compost available for Santa Clarita residents
May 6, 2025
News release The city of Santa Clarita is launching a pilot program to offer residents free mulch and compost created from processed yard waste and food waste that has been
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Call for entries: TAP Card artwork competition
May 6, 2025
News release The city of Santa Clarita invites artists of all ages to submit original artwork for the 2025 TAP Card Artwork Competition, an opportunity to showcase local talent on
Photos: Cornhole fundraiser
May 6, 2025
Boy Scout Troop 2222 held a cornhole fundraiser in order to raise funds for the troop’s Camp Hi-Sierra summer trip in Northern California at the Old West Masonic Lodge on
The terrifying way scammers clone voices to defraud families
May 6, 2025
By Chris Summers Contributing Writer Phishing, which as far back as the 1990s used fake emails to scam unsuspecting victims, evolved into the use of fake SMS or text messages, known
Rivas, Hartmann named 2025 Man and Woman of the Year
May 5, 2025
The Santa Clarita Valley Man and Woman of the Year organization held its annual dinner at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Friday, with 33 nominees in the running for the
Residents celebrate city’s 4th annual ‘FestAbility’
May 5, 2025
Hundreds of Santa Clarita Valley residents poured into West Creek Park on Sunday afternoon for “FestAbility,” an event aimed to celebrate the special needs community and their families and offer
Law Enforcement United bikes to commemorate fallen officers
May 5, 2025
The Law Enforcement United long-ride biking division biked through the Santa Clarita Valley and held a ceremony Monday at the SCV Sheriff’s Station in honor of officers who died in
SCV Senior Center hosts Concert Series, Blue Breeze Band plays May 17
May 5, 2025
The SCV Senior Center is scheduled to host a concert series, starting May 17 with Blue Breeze Band set to perform at 5 p.m. at the Senior Center, 27180 Golden
Taste of the Town treats guests to food, fun and a good cause
May 5, 2025
Jill Cox of Jill’s Cake Creations in Santa Clarita has been a vendor at all 36 annual Taste of the Town events in the Santa Clarita Valley. Sunday’s event took
Kevin Shorten joins HNMH as VP and chief information/technology officer
May 5, 2025
News release Kevin Shorten has been appointed vice president and chief information and technology officer of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. In this role, Shorten will oversee digital and information technology strategy
Saugus High School spring play ‘Hadestown’ opens Wednesday
May 5, 2025
Saugus High School’s spring play “Hadestown” runs Wednesday through Sunday at The Forum at Saugus High. The musical is about Greek mythology, specifically the story of Orpheus and Eurydice. “I
Grey clouds don’t dampen spirits at Saturday’s Special Olympics
May 4, 2025
Over 300 athletes from across Southern California came out for the Special Olympics on Saturday at William S. Hart High School and the Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club
Single Mothers Outreach gala to celebrate 30 years
May 4, 2025
News release Single Mothers Outreach is scheduled Friday to host “Cheers to 30 Years,” an anniversary celebration, at the Sand Canyon Country Club. The evening will honor three decades
American Cancer Society hosts 27th annual Relay for Life
May 3, 2025
The American Cancer Society is hosting its 27th annual Relay for Life fundraiser, with people of all ages participating at Santa Clarita Central Park on Saturday. The event started in
Robert Lamoureux | Worried about the warranty on that trim painting job …
May 3, 2025
Question: Robert, you’ve been so helpful in the past, plus the great job you did for us in 2018, I thought I’d run by a construction question to you. We
Time Ranger | The Great SCV Swallow Suicide of 1955
May 3, 2025
Happy first weekend in May, dear friends, neighbors, green newbies, grizzled vets and addendum saddlepals. On today’s ride through Santa Clarita history, we’ve got presidents and some of the weirdest
Henry Mayo NICU keeps families together
May 2, 2025
Before Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital got its neonatal intensive care unit, a baby born prematurely or with some other serious issue would’ve been taken from the mother and transferred to
Faces of the SCV: Dog lover goes from borrowed walks to therapy talks
May 2, 2025
When he was a boy, Ralph Steger would walk a number of dogs in his neighborhood for free. Neighbors would ask how much money he charged, but he’d just say
State water allocation increases to 50%, benefitting SCV Water
May 2, 2025
The Department of Water Resources has announced the final adjustment to the State Water Project allocation forecast, and officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency are pleased with the
Mayor’s Cup boxing event packs a weekend wallop
May 1, 2025
Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda praised former WBO middleweight champion Fernando Guerrero and his gym on Sunday for the work they’re doing in the community, teaching area youth boxing skills