Emergency crews from Fire Station 132, the California Highway Patrol, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station and the American Medical Response joined efforts to aid a woman injured in a rollover
The Gentle Barn opened its gates to the public to celebrate the birthdays of three of its rescued pigs on Sunday. Hundreds of visitors gathered as founder Ellie Laks celebrated
While families attended Easter service at The Sanctuary Church in Santa Clarita on Sunday, children geared themselves up for a glow-in-the-dark Easter egg hunt within the church’s classrooms. Beginning at
As music and laughs filled adjoining hallways, families and friends from Temple Beth Ami celebrated the second night of Passover with a Seder at Santa Clarita United Methodist Church on
Unbeknownst to former U.S. Marine tank commander Cpl. Sid Kirshner as he drove up to a military storage yard in Newhall, he was about to be surprised with a small
For the second year in a row, the students of Academy of the Canyons once again organized and hosted the second annual “Wake Up, Stand Up” sexual harassment and assault
Back in December, Lisa Reyes was one of several mothers visiting Family Promise of Santa Clarita’s holiday shopping event. Four months later, at the organization’s next shopping event at American
The tentative agreement between Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital and its registered nurses was approved by the nurses after voting ended on Friday. “We are very pleased this agreement was ratified,”
It’s been more than 24 hours since the long-anticipated “Mueller Report” was released to the public Thursday, and local congressional candidates have already started sharing their reactions to the investigation.
Versatility, camaraderie and experience. The Saugus baseball pitching staff embodies those three characteristics to the utmost. Eight different pitchers have hit the field for the Centurions so far this season,
As he and his wife, Randie, consider it less of a retirement and more of a transition, Rabbi Ron Hauss is looking forward to his new life following his 70th
I used to wish for two impossibles. First was a time machine. I always wanted to go back in time and see what life was like — be it a
Cameron Graves was a late bloomer when it came to volleyball. But things have a way of falling into place for the Valencia alumnus when it comes to the sport.
The 61st Annual Mt. San Antonio College Relays got underway for high school track and field athletes on Friday, as some of the Foothill League’s best took flight at El
With 22 student-athletes from Hart and Saugus High Schools across the sports of baseball, football, soccer, softball, swimming, cross-country and volleyball signing their National Letters of Intent (NLI) on Wednesday,
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is hosting a free curbside “Prescription Drug Take Back” on Saturday, April 27. In partnership with Ralph’s Pharmacy, residents are invited to anonymously drop
Local sheriff’s deputies and city code enforcers rolled up their sleeves and cleaned up a problem-plagued block around one apartment building in Newhall Thursday night, responding to a series of
A stunt driver took out a utility pole during a movie shoot in Valencia on Thursday night, knocking out power to at least one Southern California Edison customer. At 1:33
More than a dozen firefighting units from two battalions are on their way to search an area between Agua Dulce Airpark and Mt. Gleeson in the Angeles National Forest for
With a new emergency location system installed across 94 miles of trails, hikers and cyclists will now be easier to find during emergencies. The city of Santa Clarita recently installed
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