Board of Supervisors to move forward with Camp Scott
March 15, 2022
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
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Building a Bridge to Home: Dignitaries break ground on the SCV’s new permanent homeless shelter
March 14, 2022
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
CHP Newhall involved in two pursuits within hours of each other
March 14, 2022
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
Saugus district approves layoff notices for all school counselors
March 14, 2022
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
SCV Water board to discuss possible censure of vice president
March 14, 2022
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
Barger says ‘gloves are off’ over Camp Scott
March 14, 2022
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
Boys & Girls Club opens in Castaic
March 14, 2022
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
Stolen vehicle suspect detained in Valencia
March 12, 2022
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
94 years and counting: On anniversary of St. Francis Dam disaster, advocates still push for memorial center
March 12, 2022
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
Valencia students organize drive to send supplies to Ukrainians
March 12, 2022
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
Deputy district attorneys file lawsuit, claim they were demoted for not following Gascón directives
March 11, 2022
Two L.A. County deputy district attorneys filed a lawsuit against their employer this week, alleging they were demoted after refusing to adhere to District Attorney George Gascón’s special directives. The
Barger, City Council set to discuss Camp Scott
March 11, 2022
Set to be held on the eve of a pivotal county supervisors’ vote, Supervisor Kathryn Barger and the Santa Clarita City Council are holding a special meeting Monday to discuss, among
Pilot with ties to SCV teams up with Polish truck driver to transport refugees from Ukraine
March 11, 2022
Whether it’s flying passengers on a Boeing 757 from San Francisco to Honolulu, or driving refugees across the Ukraine-Poland border, kindness blurs boundaries and borders. Jeffrey Schrager, an American Airlines
Chimney fire sparks attic of Newhall home
March 10, 2022
Los Angeles County Fire Department engines were dispatched Thursday evening to an attic fire in a two-story Newhall home. The initial report indicated the fire was initially in the
Board of Supervisors slated to vote on Camp Scott
March 10, 2022
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is slated to vote Tuesday on whether to establish Camp Scott on Bouquet Canyon as the permanent housing facility for the county’s male
No-kill shelter talks dogged by bickering
March 10, 2022
Despite the meeting agenda having a relatively small number of items for the Santa Clarita City Council to address, the latest council meeting Tuesday evening was not immune to animated
Post-mandate, county urges masks in schools
March 10, 2022
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter Even though kids can go to school maskless starting next week, county public health officials strongly recommend they continue to wear them.
Deputy reports possible exposure to fentanyl during service call
March 10, 2022
A deputy responding to a medical emergency may have been exposed to fentanyl soon after arriving on the scene in Saugus on Thursday. The initial incident was first reported at approximately
Area Republicans blast Newsom after State of the State
March 10, 2022
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, in his State of the State Address on Tuesday, talked about the California way in which this state does democracy like nowhere else in the world,
The Spirit of ’76: Wiley Canyon Elementary’s Class of 1976 gathers to surprise their former teacher — on his 76th birthday
March 10, 2022
Keenan Warner had no idea what he was walking into when his car pulled over in front of Wiley Canyon Elementary in Newhall last weekend. He and his wife Linda