Volunteers took part in a one-day cleanup event Saturday morning in Valencia to beautify their community, pick up community service hours and even have some fun. The city of Santa
She said she understands pain. That’s partly how she can be so supportive of her husband, a Vietnam veteran who’s experienced post-traumatic stress disorder, and why she’s also so supportive
Residents gathered at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center on Thursday from 10:30 to 11 a.m. to participate in the “World’s Largest Swim Lesson,” where children were split into groups to
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station announced Friday a pair of arrests in a “jugging” investigation that spanned several counties. The crime that involves a customer being targeted after leaving
Whether it was selling products or services, networking with new people, or even just simply selling a vision, this year’s Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce Business Expo provided more
Weste’s proposal to oust Lite raises questions on commissioner expectations The Santa Clarita City Council has just one meeting remaining before its summer break, and the July 8 session promises
Governing board members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District on Wednesday approved the 2025-26 budget and local control and accountability plan, which is aimed at supporting students towards academic
The Master’s University is making some big plans ahead of its 100-year anniversary celebration in 2027, but before that it’s looking to add a few new features to improve its
Santa Clarita’s budget calls for tens of millions in mobility costs for L.A. County’s third-largest city Santa Clarita City Manager Ken Striplin regularly talks about the importance of local road
The lights, Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda said, will tell the story of water flowing like a river, evaporating into the clouds and storming down once more. The city of
She had no prepared speech. Valencia 16-year-old Ava DiNapoli was given three prompts and just two minutes to compose her thoughts. She chose to speak about nepotism. She had five
The Jasper Fire was mapped at about 36 acres and encroached upon the Chiquita Canyon Landfill property Thursday afternoon after a fire training exercise caught on nearby brush, according to
Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott announced this week that John Paul Mitchell Systems, or JPMS, the international hair care company, is relocating its headquarters from Century City to Dallas County. JPMS
Santa Clarita’s cycling enthusiasts shared their excitement Tuesday about the city’s latest offering for recreational space: the Haskell Canyon Bike Park. The Santa Clarita City Council approved the construction contract
He was shy at 7 years old, but mountain biking got him out of his shell. Santa Clarita resident Spencer Rathkamp, now 30, is a professional mountain bike rider who’s
The Newhall School district governing board approved its next school year’s local control and accountability plan, also known as the LCAP, during Tuesday’s meeting. The LCAP is a three-year plan
The William S. Hart Union High School District governing board Wednesday morning approved the district’s local control and accountability plan, also known as LCAP, and adopted the budget for the
The Saugus Union School District governing board Tuesday night approved the district’s local control and accountability plan, also known as LCAP, and adopted a budget for the next school year.
Belinda Bresnahan suffered severe weight loss, insomnia, and fatigue when she was diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. But the biggest challenge for Bresnahan, as she learned to navigate her
A Special Victims Unit detective said Wednesday that a case was declined for filing against a Santa Clarita man arrested Sunday on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts against a
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