Saugus grad to run Boston Marathon backward
February 8, 2018
Saugus grad Loren Zitomersky has been doing athletic events with his father for the last 20 years with two goals in mind: raise awareness and money for epilepsy. So when
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Valencia wrestlers qualify for CIF Divisional tourney after success at Tri-Valley League meet
February 7, 2018
At the Tri-Valley League wrestling finals at Valencia on Wednesday, Vikings football defensive coordinator Rob Waters stood in the gym, eyes glued to the mat. “I’ve got to get my
COC men’s hoops starts fast and never lets up in win against L.A. Pierce
February 7, 2018
LA Pierce dealt the College of the Canyons men’s basketball team a four-point loss to open Western State Conference play this season and the Cougars returned the favor on their
Teachers receive classroom supplies totaling more than $16,000
February 7, 2018
Eighteen teachers from all five of the Santa Clarita Valley’s school districts received classroom supplies, technology and equipment totaling more than $16,000 from the SCV Education Foundation on Wednesday. Items
SCV athletes seal college choices on National Signing Day
February 7, 2018
The early signing period in December may have stolen some luster from February’s National Signing Day but a healthy group of Santa Clarita Valley athletes still celebrated the occasion Wednesday
Castaic district considering partnership with summer camp program
February 7, 2018
In an effort to offer families a low-cost summer camp experience, the Castaic Union School District is considering developing a summer partnership with RISE after school programs. Currently, the RISE
Coffee, tea, beer, wine and gas all planned for vacated Marie Callender’s site
February 7, 2018
The site vacated by Marie Callender’s restaurant at the west end of Magic Mountain Parkway will soon be home to a gas station, convenience store, fast food restaurant and
UPDATE: Saugus father charged with DUI, child endangerment, in Bridgeport crash
February 7, 2018
A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of DUI in connection with a crash Monday when he allegedly drove his pickup truck into a tree in Bridgeport, sending
Albert Einstein board cancels tonight’s meeting
February 7, 2018
The Albert Einstein Academy of Letters, Arts and Sciences Board of Directors canceled tonight’s meeting due to a lack of a quorum, according to the school’s CEO Maggie Ford. Typically,
Donna Avila recognized at Saugus board meeting
February 7, 2018
Donna Avila, the city of Santa Clarita’s arts and events coordinator, was honored for her service to the Saugus Union School District during the district’s Governing Board meeting Tuesday. “It’s
Suspected drug runner arrested, 20 kilos of cocaine seized
February 7, 2018
California Highway Patrol officers arrested a trucker on suspicion of transporting narcotics for sale, after they seized about 20 kilograms of cocaine during an enforcement stop of a big
‘Inappropriate contact’ alleged at Newhall theater
February 7, 2018
A detective with the Special Victims Bureau of the Sheriff’s Department is investigating reports of inappropriate interaction between a child and an adult at a longtime local theater in Newhall,
Sulphur Springs, Hart districts to host family resource fair
February 7, 2018
In order to provide community members with access to local resources and information about common school-related questions, two local school district will host a family resource fair for the Santa
UPDATED: ArcLight, camera, action — cinema chain may set up shop in Santa Clarita
February 7, 2018
City officials and developers may pursue an ArcLight Cinemas location for Santa Clarita, bringing the upscale movie theater chain to the region as arthouse cinema chain Laemmle Theatres sets up
Boys and Girls Club hosts pinewood derby races
February 7, 2018
For at least 20 years, The Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley has been having pinewood derby races and Monday saw a continuation of the tradition. Some 50
City road map calls for safety, repairs and new projects
February 7, 2018
Once the final numbers are crunched Santa Clarita officials hope to tally a 10.5 percent drop in traffic crashes from 2016 to 2017, nearly doubling the city’s initial projection, officials
LAFCO begins review of SCV Water Agency’s plan
February 7, 2018
Honoring a state pledge that calls for transparency in creating a brand new Santa Clarita Valley water agency, annexation officials reviewing a merger and the resulting new water agency
Senator introduces bill to boost tutoring services
February 7, 2018
A new bill introduced in Sacramento on behalf of College of the Canyons seeks to expand tutoring to include degree-applicable coursework. Authored by Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, Senate Bill
Med Tech hires Maguire as first chief growth officer
February 7, 2018
Valencia-based Med Tech Solutions announced the hiring of Kevin Maguire as its first chief growth officer on Wednesday. In his new position, Maguire “will be chiefly responsible for sales, marketing,
Battle for Cemex site heats up in Congress
February 6, 2018
City officials and Santa Clarita’s representatives in Congress are battling in the legislative arena this week with both sides of the political aisle about a proposed gravel mine in Soledad