When water released from the Bouquet Reservoir was reduced to a trickle more than four years ago, due to concerns about flooding roads, the situation left LARC Ranch residents
California Highway Patrol officers are investigating the unexplained discharge of pepper spray inside a DMV office Wednesday afternoon. With the help of surveillance footage, officials now believe a 50- to
County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas plans to ask the Board of Supervisors for a vote at the May 8 meeting on a motion to send a letter to the Trump administration
Trash talk aside, the “Recycle Cookie Here” theme took home the grand prize, and of course, bragging rights in Santa Clarita’s 2018 Earth Arbor Day Festival. The city of Santa
A GoFundMe has been set up for two newly married Santa Clarita residents stuck in Tahiti after the groom suffered a traumatic spinal cord injury. John and Alana Knight were
Castaic Union School District officials announced to parents Wednesday it’s still enrolling children for transitional kindergarten through eighth grade, as well as its preschool programs. All four school sites offer
Two small children and their dog were all found safe and unharmed inside an RV, capping a day of intrigue and pursuit that began with a brief chase in the
With droplets of rain coming down at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center Tuesday afternoon, the Foothill League boys and girls swim teams battled it out in league prelims ahead of
After missing out on the last playoff spot due to a loss to Simi Valley last week, Hart boys lacrosse had something to prove against Santa Barbara at home on
Valencia traveled to Canyon on Tuesday evening, looking to preserve a win streak as its Foothill League season came to a close. Winning in straight sets, 25-17, 25-9, 25-16, the
After losing to Golden Valley by one run in early April, Saugus softball freshman Hayley Mihut wrote a phrase in permanent marker under the brim of her visor: “Take care
The developer building more than 1,200 homes near Plum Canyon asked regional planners Tuesday for permission to move graded soil from one spot to another to allow greater flexibility
The Democratic challengers seeking Congressman Steve Knight’s 25th District seat had a heated discussion Saturday over issues of policy as the lead-up to June’s Primary Election continues. Local podcaster Stephen
Local water officials are holding an Open House on Saturday, May 12 in celebration of California’s Water Awareness month. The annual free event takes place from 9 a.m. and goes
Comedian and former “Saturday Night Live” writer Zach Bornstein is coming to Santa Clarita on Saturday to perform and speak about getting out the youth vote. Bornstein will perform along
The William S. Hart Union High School District is expected to look at classroom support at Wednesday’s meeting of the Governing Board regarding the rollout of the Next Generation Science
A homeowner who confronted a strange man he found at his Saugus home was struck and injured Tuesday, after the man he confronted outside his home then got into a
An “old beaten” up motorhome sought Tuesday morning by deputies in connection with a domestic violence report and concerns for children onboard appeared to make a return visit to
Santa Clarita kids can come out to Castaic Lake for a fishing day May 5, when they can learn to fish and participate in other fun activities. Friends of Castaic
Two deputies, both women, are recovering from injuries suffered in the line of duty early Tuesday morning — one injured in a traffic collision, the other in a tussle