
New art installation coming to Central Park
A new art installation is scheduled to open in Central Park this spring near the stairs and walking trails. The art installation is called, “When Cloud Met A Cloud,” by
A new art installation is scheduled to open in Central Park this spring near the stairs and walking trails. The art installation is called, “When Cloud Met A Cloud,” by
A Santa Clarita man given a life sentence as a 17-year-old convicted of triple murder in 1972 was denied parole for five years recently, according to the California Department of
The city of Santa Clarita Planning Division is discussing plans for a gated senior community with 341 single-family homes on approximately 194 acres in Sand Canyon. The project is being
The Friends of Santa Clarita Public Library and Hope Theatre Arts joined forces to create a fun-filled outer-space story time event for the whole family Sunday afternoon. The free event
The attorney for a retired Drug Enforcement Administration agent charged with weapons crimes and domestic violence is claiming Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies conducted an illegal search of his
The William S. Hart Union High School District governing board on Wednesday is set to approve a positive certification for the district’s second interim financial report. Essentially, this means that
The Saugus Union School District governing board is set at Tuesday’s meeting to hear an update from the behavior council that was established to address student behaviors and their impact
Hundreds of families came out Saturday to the parking lot of God’s Glorious Praise Ministries on Sierra Highway in Canyon Country for groceries. According to the church’s pastor Christopher Ethakpemhi,
Reports of a stolen AR-15-style rifle were deemed false by detectives with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station who were investigating a suspected burglary on Saturday night in Valencia, according
The Saugus Union School District asset management advisory committee is set to meet Wednesday to discuss and review sample recommendation reports for the site of Santa Clarita Elementary School. During
Officials with the L.A. County Medical Examiner have identified the man who died in the solo vehicle collision at the intersection of Railroad Avenue and Market Street in Newhall early
Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel were dispatched to a vehicle fire on the southbound Interstate 5 near Magic Mountain Parkway at 9:40 a.m. Sunday. The vehicle was fully engulfed in
A cast of over 20 performers took the Saugus High School stage on Friday evening for the second annual Hart District’s Got Talent Variety Showcase presented by the WiSH Education
At least one person was arrested on suspicion of arson after deputies responded to a fire started by transients in the Santa Clara River in Canyon Country on Saturday afternoon,
Cowboys outlast St. Bonaventure, 89-86, in Southern Section Division 2A title game at Azusa Pacific University Canyon High School senior Noah Madrigal said it felt like a never-ending game. And
The St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church is gearing up for its 47th Annual Lenten Fish Fry set to begin Friday, with this year’s proceeds aimed to assist victims of
One of Elaine Swanson’s famous sayings is, “Happy as a clam,” said her son, Fred Swanson. And that’s exactly what she was on Wednesday afternoon as she celebrated her 100th
A person was killed in a crash at the intersection of Railroad Avenue and Market Street in Newhall at around 12:04 a.m. Saturday, and it’s being investigated as a possible
The fourth annual Black History Month Art Show by students from the William S. Hart Union High School District brought out various artists and a crowd of people on Tuesday
A Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station official confirmed one person was in custody in connection with a deputy’s “observational arrest” while on patrol Thursday evening, the station’s watch deputy said
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