Informing them last week of his decision, Newhall School District Superintendent Jeff Pelzel told his governing board, staff and families that this would be his final year at the helm
A 30-year-old Canyon Country man was arrested Saturday after deputies reported finding a loaded firearm and methamphetamine in his possession. According to Deputy Natalie Arriaga, a spokeswoman for the Santa
The William S. Hart Union Governing Board heard a presentation Wednesday that informed them their high school enrollment numbers would continue to decline over the next seven years. With enrollment
Eleanor Moschetti, 79, and Susan Rodgers, 76, wanted to make a difference in their community of Santa Clarita. In 2002, Moschetti and Rodgers joined the California Highway Patrol Senior Volunteer
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter County supervisors approved a motion Tuesday giving the power to fire county employees who don’t comply with its COVID-19 vaccination policy, including employees of
California Highway Patrol officers reportedly stopped a street race on Interstate 5 that involved multiple cars and reached speeds of approximately 120 mph. The incident was first reported shortly before
In the 1940s, dating for Harold and Marian Berkeland consisted of roller skating, bicycling, and taking trips to the movie theater. After meeting her as a junior in high school
In the wake of the vote to approve Camp Scott in Saugus as the future permanent housing site for the county’s most violent male youth offenders, members of the Santa
William S. Hart Union High School District governing board members are slated Wednesday to discuss a demographic analysis that projects near-districtwide enrollment declines over the next decade. According to the
Just before a vote to possibly censure and strip him of his executive title on the board, Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency Director Dan Mortensen preemptively resigned from his seat
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to move forward with Camp Scott in Saugus as the future housing site for the county’s most violent youth offenders. No
Ground was officially broken on Monday for a new, permanent Santa Clarita Valley homeless shelter to be operated by the nonprofit Bridge to Home. The event at the Drayton Street
California Highway Patrol Newhall Office personnel were involved in two vehicle pursuits within hours of one another over the weekend, with both incidents ending in arrests. According to Officer Josh
The Saugus Union School District governing board has decided to notify staff that all seven school counseling positions may be reduced in the district as a result of state funding
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency board is slated to discuss Tuesday the possible censure of its board vice president, Dan Mortensen, who was recently convicted of a domestic violence
Before a packed house at Santa Clarita City Hall on Monday, Supervisor Kathryn Barger said she will be “locked and loaded” when going into Tuesday’s L.A. County Board of Supervisors
The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley now has a fourth location, opening its doors last month at Castaic Middle School, and is, according to the club’s CEO
One person was detained at gunpoint after being found in a stolen vehicle in a Harbor Freight parking lot at Valencia Saturday afternoon, sheriff’s deputies said. The incident was reported
Pearl Harbor and 9/11 memorials remind us to never forget. Never forget the innocent lives that were lost. Here in the Santa Clarita Valley, there are those who never want
With a mother from Ukraine and a father from Russia, Valencia High School 11th-grader Katherine Poberezhskiy said she not only feels obligated as a Ukrainian descendant to help her people