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It’s easy to fall into a rut, life can easily settle into an endless routine … of routine. Same vanilla latte every morning, driving the same route into work each day,

It’s easy to fall into a rut, life can easily settle into an endless routine … of routine. Same vanilla latte every morning, driving the same route into work each day,

Santa Clarita’s summer sports scene doesn’t slow down in August — it shifts into a different gear. Even with triple-digit temperatures and families juggling overlapping schedules, the city’s fields, courts and pools stay busy with

When Santa Clarita settles into its triple-digit summer stretch, most residents feel the heat immediately — on the steering wheel, on the sidewalk, and especially in the parks and trails

A woman was transported to the hospital after she was a struck by a vehicle near the Metrolink Station in Newhall on Friday night, according to a spokesman for the Santa Clarita

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a man Friday evening following a containment in connection with an alleged knife attack at a Newhall park that left another man with

A pair of local environmentalist groups filed an appeal Friday of L.A. County’s approval of the Homestead South project, a 3,600-home FivePoint Valencia community started more than two decades ago as part of what was then called Newhall

A Department of Justice spokesman Tuesday said federal officials have a pair of new efforts to crack down on animal abuse that violates federal law: a $5,000 reward and a tip line

Castaic Lake State Recreation Area is known for attracting boaters, swimmers and people seeking to spend a day under the sun. But if one travels north through Lake Hughes Road and makes a right turn onto a dirt road

A man approximately 20-25 years of age was transported to the hospital with minor injuries following a two-vehicle collision between a sedan and fuel truck on State Route 14 in the early

A lawsuit filed by the owners of L.A. County’s oldest continuously operating restaurant, which accuses a well-known local family of stealing their property, is now expected back in court in

A Downtown Los Angeles courtroom held jury selection Monday for the 12 jurors and six alternates who will decide the fate of Kevin Eduardo Cataneo Salazar, the man accused of

The first day of school could be nerve-wracking for children, and adding a whole new school to that equation could become scarier. Grace Shane, who was headed off to second grade on Thursday at Pico

Valley View Community School welcomed almost 500 students back for the 2026-27 year with high spirits and big smiles on Thursday morning. Students and their parents walked through the white gates of the

A 57-year-old Canyon Country man was arrested on suspicion of criminal threats after he threatened to shoot another man with a handgun following a verbal confrontation on the 14800 block of

Valencia Town Center hosted a pet adoption event Saturday, where dogs of all ages greeted guests in hopes of finding new homes. The event was held as part of the

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies seized more than a dozen firearms during a domestic violence investigation earlier this year, although ultimately no case was filed, according to a spokesperson for the

Nearly a year after a law firm turned over a College of the Canyons audit that indicated “potential violations of law” and reporting that $12 million may have been misused, the L.A.

Highlands Elementary School faculty and staff rolled out the red carpet to welcome 600 students on their first day of the 2026-27 school year on Wednesday morning. With the energy high and music blasting, students of

The epicenter of a 2.7 magnitude earthquake on Wednesday afternoon was reported in the Stevenson Ranch area of the Santa Clarita Valley, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor was reported at approximately 1:56 p.m. and was measured to have a depth

Excitement, nervousness and anticipation were many of the emotions running through returning William S. Hart Union High School District students on Tuesday morning, as they trickled onto campuses across the Santa Clarita Valley for