The health officer order was updated to allow outdoor dining in restaurants Friday with the requirements of six people to a table, social distancing between parties and no television to
Ahead of protections that were set to expire Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday that he signed a bill that extends rent relief for tenants affected by the COVID-19 pandemic,
The actions of a quick-thinking cleaning crew saved a bad situation from becoming potentially worse around 10:20 p.m. on the night before New Year’s Eve. As two women went to
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials clarified protocols of receiving second COVID-19 doses during a press briefing Friday after growing concerns. Emails were sent Friday to those who
Amid a monthslong pandemic lockdown that prohibited people from gathering and ordered them to keep a distance, thousands of local residents managed to safely contribute nearly 20,000 hours in volunteerism
The federal Paycheck Protection Program reopened earlier this month, but the new round is a bit different than the first. In a virtual town hall Thursday, Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa
With the most recent stay-at-home order lifted, many of the Santa Clarita Valley’s shuttered businesses can once again resume operations. “It’s definitely been a roller coaster for sure,” said Karen
Santa Clarita city officials expressed their frustration Tuesday over Southern California Edison’s series of power shutoffs over the past few months, which has prompted them to meet with state legislators
Santa Clarita City Council members recently appointed nine residents to serve on various city commissions and panels. There were eight vacancies available with two positions on each body as they
A man and woman were taken into Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station custody on suspicion that they had been stealing from mailboxes in Newhall on Thursday. The call concerning the
The Houchin Community Blood Bank has announced it’s holding a community blood drive Saturday to support a Valencia High School student diagnosed with leukemia. After Pedro Roman, 17, was diagnosed
In preparation for the projected Feb. 8 return date for small groups of students, William S. Hart Union High School District officials announced Wednesday that they had purchased more than
The National Weather Service warned Santa Clarita Valley residents that local flash floods could occur between late Thursday afternoon and early Friday morning. They also stated Thursday might not be
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital reported three additional COVID-19-related deaths, while hospitalizations increased by six in the past 24 hours. Los Angeles County Public Health released the following updated COVID-19 statistics
A stolen vehicle suspect was detained by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies near the Walmart parking lot in Stevenson Ranch on Thursday. The call was first reported by deputies
An anticipated surge in deaths in Los Angeles County has prompted air quality officials to extend the removed environmental limits on the number of cremations that can be done monthly
A report of domestic violence in Valencia on Monday ended with the alleged discovery of narcotics, guns and hundreds of pieces of stolen mail and credit cards, according to Santa
Two suspects accused of felony charges in the Santa Clarita Valley returned to court this week. Noel Fisher Noel Fisher, 41, of Stevenson Ranch, was arrested last year and charged
Detectives with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Parks Bureau set out Wednesday morning in the hopes of stopping a handful of alleged graffiti vandals from plastering gang-related insignias on
A Santa Clarita Valley man pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to charges that he created sham companies to fraudulently acquire more than $1 million in COVID-19 relief loans. Raymond
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