The Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School held its inaugural Touch-a-Truck and Career Festival, open to the public on Saturday. Hosted by SCVi’s Parent, Teacher and Student Association, also known as PTSA, the event aimed at not only bringing the
College of the Canyons unveiled its new health care training simulation center with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Don Takeda Science Center Wednesday morning. The simulation center, on the science center’s second
To people who don’t work in the computer technology field, cybersecurity can look extraordinary — it’s a given that more work goes on behind the scenes in the IT department than the average person knows. That may be especially true at College of the Canyons, where the California Community Colleges
The Department of Water Resources conducted what will likely be its last measurement of the California snowpack for the year Wednesday, finding no measurable snow at Phillips Station. Phillips Station, just south of Lake Tahoe, is one of hundreds of snow courses
Rattlesnake season has come early this year with them being spotted more frequently throughout the valley. Cort Klopping, a spokesman for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, said that due to the weather being much warmer early, rattlesnakes
In a major hit to the local manufacturing scene, Santa Clarita’s fifth-largest private employer and its largest manufacturer is sending 300 jobs to the Midwest, per a news release the company sent Wednesday.
From vines on guests’ heads to the wine sourced from other vines, Circle of Hope held its annual Vine2Wine fundraiser on Saturday at Bella Vida. Guests dressed in togas to
As children impatiently waited alongside the perimeter for the “Egg Scramble,” to collect as many eggs as possible, the energy was bouncing off of the walls. As part of the city of
A girl estimated to be 7 years old was airlifted to a hospital following a single-vehicle crash on Sierra Highway on Tuesday evening, and the driver of the vehicle was arrested on suspicion of driving under
A local kindergartener was recognized for her artwork in the 46th annual Los Angeles County Bookmark Contest last week by Supervisor Kathryn Barger. Hosted by the L.A. County Library, the competition allows children in grades K-12 who live within the
An alleged evening-time sexual assault at a popular Valencia grocery store last week prompted a warning from the victim about situational awareness, especially for someone who may feel vulnerable. The
The bill is continuing to add up for a cleanup operation near Castaic that’s now entered its sixth month, according to a state official. A command center east of San Martinez Grande Canyon Road, north of
L.A. County Superior Court Judge David Stuart held two defendants to answer in a June 2024 murder outside Valencia Liquor in Newhall. Omar Garcia Ramirez and Jose Corona Duarte are
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors approved Northlake at an appeal, after hearing from the developer about the “environmentally superior” revise of the decades-old plan, despite the concerns of several environmentalist groups
Soon to be five-year-old Aaron Deleon, was just 14 months old when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The diagnosis for the child was “a numbing and surreal feeling. We had never experienced or had any familiarity with childhood cancer,” his father,
The city of Santa Clarita’s Transit Division is slowly making the change from compressed natural gases, or CNG, to hydrogen fuel cell buses, hoping the entire fleet will have zero emissions by the year 2040. The Transit Division received seven buses earlier this
Cedarcreek Elementary School’s Edible School Yard and Flex Lab has won one of the Association for Learning Environment’s 2026 awards for innovation. The innovation award is given to learning environment projects that take an original approach to “educational delivery in technology,
Leea Jankowski, a Santa Clarita Valley resident, said she has seen a $20 increase when filling up her Jeep Cherokee tank — calling it painful to witness. People may be wondering why gas prices are getting higher.
It turns out a “nationwide search” for College of the Canyons’ newest superintendent wasn’t necessary. The board’s top choice was in COC’s backyard all along. The Santa Clarita Community College District governing board announced out