
Free to Be Me: Four words, one event for hundreds of SCV families
Concerts in the Park, a famous Santa Clarita event put on every summer open to everyone in the community. It is open to everyone, but it doesn’t mean that it

Concerts in the Park, a famous Santa Clarita event put on every summer open to everyone in the community. It is open to everyone, but it doesn’t mean that it

Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s J-Team arrested a 29-year-old Taft man Tuesday on suspicion of carrying a controlled substance while armed. Deputies with the station’s Juvenile

Jeff Engels was heading north on Soledad Canyon Road, east of Briggs Road in Agua Dulce, around 6 p.m. Feb. 7 when a white Ford F-450 made a U-turn directly

A mudslide on The Old Road at Sierra Highway near Weldon Canyon caused traffic delays on Wednesday. A city of Los Angeles Department of Public Works official said that the

A pickup truck turned onto its side Wednesday morning on northbound Interstate 5 just south of Calgrove Boulevard in Santa Clarita, first responders said. According to Giovanni Sanchez, a spokesman

A Saugus man was named in a federal indictment resulting from an FBI-led investigation into sex trafficking and child pornography. Ian Nathanial Johnson, 36, was arrested Friday after prosecutors filed

A union representing 700 Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital employees announced its intention to hold a “one-day unfair labor practice strike” on Monday, according to a news release from UE Local

The Santa Clarita chapter of the NAACP organized a news conference Tuesday at the local high school district’s office to call for better policies and training on hate speech after

A vehicle crashed into an embankment on the right shoulder of Highway 14, resulting in one person being taken to the hospital Tuesday, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department

For winter’s last days, Santa Clarita continues to have a forecast of showers and is under a flood watch, according to National Weather Service Oxnard officials. The Santa Clarita Valley

Dmitri Yevstifeev picked up two wooden hand-made mallets capped in leather and struck his dulcimer, producing a warm sound appropriate to the piece he was playing — J.S. Bach’s “Prelude

Educators looking to work in the Santa Clarita Valley attended a Teacher Recruitment Fair on Saturday hosted by five area school districts at Rancho Pico Junior High School. This was

Around 100 people walked along an abandoned road to the site of one of the worst American engineering disasters of the 20th century on Saturday, some having held onto tickets

A Bakersfield man was arrested on suspicion of cruelty to a child likely to produce great bodily injury after a 7-year-old girl was thrown from a Honda SUV following a

State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, sought support from his constituents Monday for a bill backed by GOP lawmakers that would change how local governments can address homeless encampments. Senate

City Council members are considering the $1.5 million purchase of a mobile command unit for Santa Clarita, according to the City Council agenda for Tuesday’s meeting. The vehicle would

One person was reported to have been ejected from a vehicle following a traffic collision on the southbound side of Interstate 5 near Lyons Avenue on Sunday, according to Officer

A shooting that occurred sometime around 3 a.m. on Sunday sent one person to the hospital in critical condition, according to Sgt. Jason Ely, watch sergeant for the Santa Clarita

A 23-year-old man was stabbed and killed on the 22500 block of 14th Street in Newhall on Saturday night at approximately 11:30 p.m., according to a statement provided by the

A house fire on the 27000 block of Palomita Drive in Saugus prompted a large response from the Los Angeles County Fire Department on Saturday at approximately 5:50 p.m., according