
Santa Clarita Courthouse to close on April 1
The Santa Clarita Courthouse is set to close temporarily Wednesday in response to the coronavirus pandemic. While there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 at the courthouse as of

The Santa Clarita Courthouse is set to close temporarily Wednesday in response to the coronavirus pandemic. While there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 at the courthouse as of

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has rolled out a new voluntary participation program for coronavirus testing for Sheriff’s Department employees. During a Monday news conference, Villanueva confirmed four LASD

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital officials confirmed six additional coronavirus COVID-19 cases Monday afternoon, raising the total tally to at least 48 in the Santa Clarita Valley. Over the weekend, only

Gov. Gavin Newsom, during a news conference Monday, announced an initiative to assist with the surge in COVID-19 cases California’s health care workforce is facing by recruiting individuals who can

After announcing the launch of his campaign in January, Jonathan Ahmadi said Monday he’s suspending his run for Santa Clarita City Council to focus on starting a committee that will


As the coronavirus continues to affect businesses across the Santa Clarita Valley, the real estate market has not been immune. Nearly half of realtors, 48%, have said home-buyer interest has

As the number of coronavirus cases in the U.S. reaches 122,653 and deaths total 2,112, President Trump said federal guidelines urging social distancing will stay in place through April 30.

During a clarification of essential services Saturday, real estate was deemed essential through the coronavirus health crisis, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital officials confirmed one additional coronavirus COVID-19 result Sunday afternoon, bringing the total to at least 42 in the Santa Clarita Valley. Three of those positive cases

You might be able to take the athlete out of competition, but you can’t take the competition out of the athlete. Despite the coronavirus keeping the College of the Canyons

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies searched for a suspect Saturday afternoon in Newhall who was suspected of being armed with a knife, according to officials. The call of a

L.A. County announced Saturday there are now at least 36 confirmed cases in the Santa Clarita Valley. And of the 191 tests administered at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, officials said

College of the Canyons is one of the 115 California community colleges adopting a new set of educational rules and standards in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said Friday.

Although no cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed as of Friday afternoon in the Santa Clarita Valley homeless population, Bridge to Home has officially moved into a temporary new home

It’s been two weeks of quarantining at home for the students at Mountainview Elementary School, but their teachers let them know Friday just how much they’re missed. In the form

Por Tammy Murga y Lauren Budman La ayuda financiera está en camino para los inquilinos y trabajadores afectados por el nuevo coronavirus con la aprobación de un paquete de estímulo

While business statewide is being reduced to “essential services,” Santa Clarita Valley Child & Family Center officials want residents to know they’re still open to provide help and support locally.

A two-car collision in Newhall on Friday sent two individuals to the hospital. The call came in at 2:40 p.m. near the corner of Lyons Avenue and Wiley Canyon Road.

In response to the “Safer at Home” order, Santa Clarita Transit announced Friday a plan to reduce the number of trips operating outside of the Santa Clarita Valley. Ridership has