An Acton brush fire was contained quickly by first responders on Friday, but the incident resulted in wrong-way driving and confusion for commuters. Dubbed the #CarIC, the fire was first
A car crashed through the glass of a Saugus dry cleaners Friday morning, however no transports to the hospital were requested. The call of the crash was sent in via
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced Thursday that COVID-19 cases among children have declined or remained even, following the pattern seen in the county’s adult population. “Children under 18 comprised on average 27% of
The Santa Clarita City Council has a light agenda for its regularly scheduled meeting at City Hall 6 p.m. Tuesday, the night of the California gubernatorial recall election. Council members will hold a
Following the announcement that the Gibbon Conservation Center would be leaving its Saugus home of more than 40 years this summer, officials said they are planning to stay a bit
After receiving a credible tip through their anonymous tip line, officials at Hart High School and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station reported they were able to successfully locate a student allegedly in possession
The Los Angeles County Blue Ribbon Commission on Homelessness held its inaugural meeting Wednesday morning online. The commission was established to prepare a report in six months’ time that analyzes homelessness governance reports, studies models
Five Santa Clarita Valley teens had their stories published in “Chicken Soup for the Preteen Soul 21st Anniversary Edition,” which was published last month. The book includes 24 new stories, in addition to the many
The National Science Foundation awarded College of the Canyons $1.49 million to fund a new scholarship program, which the college said will “increase retention, transfer and graduation rates among science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)
The California Republican Party kicked off its weekend of action at Newhall Park in Santa Clarita on Saturday, the first day of in-person voting, leading up to the gubernatorial recall election on Sept. 14.
A day after formally filing his civil lawsuit against Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, Deputy District Attorney Jon Hatami, a Santa Clarita resident, argued Wednesday from the steps of
More than two dozen educators and parents gathered in front of the William S. Hart Union High School District administrative office on Tuesday to voice their concerns over a recent statewide
A surveillance operation and investigation carried out in North Hollywood, but connected to a previous incident in Valencia, led to deputies reportedly recovering a number of weapons, high-capacity magazines, drugs
County law enforcement officials identified on Tuesday the man killed in an Antelope Valley off-roading collision last month. Michael Graves, 54, of Acton, was reportedly killed after being ejected from
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital announced one additional death related to COVID-19 Tuesday, bringing the hospital’s total to 161 since the onset of the pandemic. As of Tuesday, Henry Mayo had
A Santa Clarita Valley-based deputy district attorney announced Tuesday he has filed a defamation lawsuit against Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, alleging his boss has called him derogatory names that negatively impacted
A Southern Pacific caboose is now latched to the 1900 steam locomotive at Heritage Junction in William S. Hart Park. The 1942 caboose was set on the tracks adjacent to the Saugus Train Depot Tuesday afternoon following a
Child & Family Center announced Friday that Joan Aschoff, its CEO, would be retiring from her position. She will stay in the role until a nationwide search identifies a new CEO. The process of
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Latino Business Alliance is scheduled to host its annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration event on Sept. 15. The event is to be held in the evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
Questions at the Santa Clarita Valley telephone townhall hosted by Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, Friday afternoon covered a variety of issues, including Afghanistan, COVID-19, elections, domestic terrorism, homelessness, domestic violence funding and rental assistance. Garcia