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In the hands of the voters

Saugus Union School District officials clarify how board member’s resignation affects November election  After Laura Arrowsmith announced her resignation Tuesday from her position as representative of Trustee Area No. 2,

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Two men accused of SCV felonies return to court

Two men accused of having committed felonies within the Santa Clarita Valley returned to court on Wednesday, once again receiving future court dates to appear.   Marcel Taylor    A Canyon Country

City approves $300K grant for historical archives

In a unanimous decision during Tuesday night’s regular meeting, the Santa Clarita City Council approved the distribution of a $300,000 grant that will be used to refurbish SCVHistory.com.   Citing SCVHIstory.com

Two pickle ball matches are played across two courts at the Vista Canyon Park pickle ball courts in Canyon Country, Calif., on Sunday, Sept. 11, 2022.

Pickleball, the new Santa Clarita staple

Pickleball is described as the fastest-growing sport in the United States — and apparently, in the Santa Clarita Valley, too.   Pickleball reached a spike in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic,

Saugus district board member resigns

Laura Arrowsmith, who represents Trustee Area No. 2 for the Saugus Union School District, announced her resignation Tuesday evening during a special session meeting, citing she would be moving away

Supes discuss rent communication, new gun regulations

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to recommend staff to establish a countywide communications strategy informing residents about the possible end of the county’s eviction moratorium in

Lawsuits fly between recall campaign, contractor

Officials with the Recall L.A. County District Attorney George Gascón campaign announced this week they had filed a countersuit against a contractor they say failed to fulfill its contract and

Castaic district adopts 5-year strategic arts plan

The Castaic Union School District board of trustees voted 4-0 to approve a five-year strategic arts plan to implement a sustainable arts program for students across the district.   Kim Tredick,