
Minnesota man arrested after allegedly found with zip gun
A Minnesota man was arrested Friday night after he was allegedly found in possession of a homemade zip gun. The 29-year-old retail worker who lives in Ham Lake, MN, was

A Minnesota man was arrested Friday night after he was allegedly found in possession of a homemade zip gun. The 29-year-old retail worker who lives in Ham Lake, MN, was

Reyes Winery in Agua Dulce hosted its sixth annual Sierra Pelona Valley Wine Festival. The festival was held at Reyes Winery on Saturday April 21, from 11 a.m. 4 p.m. Each year,
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Once a year the world celebrates a day, reminding all the impact that industry can have on the environment and how we can make the planet a cleaner, greener place.

Interested in enjoying food and drink from across Santa Clarita? On May 6, the Child and Family Center plans to host their 30th annual Taste of the Town. Attendees can

‘Do a good turn daily’, which is the Girl Scouts of America slogan, was exactly what brownie troop 2972 was doing today at the PetSmart in Stevenson Ranch.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department conducted a live fire training Sunday morning to reinforce how to work in and on top of a burning building.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a warning of a multi-state outbreak of E.coli in romaine lettuce sold out of the Yuma, Arizona region. The CDC issued

An opportunity for artist and art lovers alike, The MAIN, a center for comedy, film, visual art and more in Old Town Newhall, plans to hold two free, self-guided Art

It was a hot Saturday afternoon, and after months of preparations and fundraising, the Canyon High Yes I Can program’s second annual Making a Difference Festival had begun. The festival was dedicated to autism awareness, autism appreciation and social inclusion.

As families and friends walked through the gates of William S. Hart Park Saturday afternoon, they were welcomed by cowboys playing the fiddle and lassoing guests. Celebrating the 25th Annual

At least one woman was detained after deputies determined her license plate was not registered to the car she was driving. “The vehicle is not registered in the state of

The Welsh Baker opened its usually closed to the public doors, to treat Santa Clarita to welsh cakes. “This is a celebration, after nine years of being in production we’ve

Several Los Angeles County sheriff’s stations, including Santa Clarita Valley’s, are experiencing phone issues to their main business lines Saturday morning. Calling 911 however would still connect you to the

The California Economic Development Department released their unemployment data for Los Angeles County for the month of March. The unemployment rate for L.A. County has remained unchanged from February, at

More dust, more noise, more cars, all go into the mix when it comes to sizing up the cumulative impact of vigorous development underway in Santa Clarita Valley. So far,

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As West Ranch lacrosse broke from its huddle to begin overtime against St. John Bosco on Friday, Jeremy Demsher had a message for coach Mike Borsos. “I got you coach,”

Scoring a combined 28 runs in the first two games of the series, Hart traveled to Golden Valley for the last time of the season Friday. Although they won 15-2,

After losing by five runs just two days prior, Canyon turned things around to beat Valencia 6-5 on Friday. Scoring first, Canyon’s Cebastian Arriaga drove in a run when he