With Valentine’s Day around the corner, county prosecutors have a warning for old people young at heart. In a notice issued Friday by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office,
County supervisors alarmed last week over a report revealing how often kids are being pepper sprayed when they’re placed in juvenile halls considered a motion Tuesday to phase out use
Gov. Gavin Newsom used his first State of the State speech Tuesday to announce some sweeping changes that he intends to implement in the coming year, including some issues that
Plans approved last summer to renovate the Pitchess Detention Center in Castaic as part of a sweeping jail upgrading project remain in place despite a decision made by county supervisors
A basketball coach who once worked at two schools in the Santa Clarita Valley is scheduled to be arraigned next week on 15 sex crimes, including six counts of committing
One person is dead and one injured following a three-vehicle crash late Monday night, and a local man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in connection with
The Valencia boys basketball team was very prepared headed into its playoff game against Santa Monica on Tuesday. It had six films, went to see the Samo’s first-round playoff game
PERRIS – In the days leading up to the CIF-Southern Section Division 3AA second-round game against Citrus Hill, Santa Clarita Christian School boys basketball focused on three things: boxing out,
ROLLING HILLS ESTATES – The West Ranch boys basketball team traveled to Rolling Hills Estates on Tuesday night to take on Palos Verdes Peninsula High School in the second round
Master’s senior Anthony Lepre, a Valencia High graduate, had a decisive impact on last week’s baseball series against a nationally ranked opponent. Just ask his teammates. “The past two days,
David Heredia worked for roughly 20 years as a freelance artist and often struggled to find fulfilling, well-paying work before finally finding success. Now, he wants to help other Santa
Patrick Tatevossian’s Light Force Academy incorporates different styles of martial arts training such as Taekwondo, kendo and escrima and a love for Star Wars into a unique training experience.
A permanent public art piece at the Santa Clarita Skate Park will soon be underway, but the city wants feedback on where it will goes and how it will look.
Although almost identical to existing buses, the city of Santa Clarita’s newest vehicles have some features the dedicated rider may already have noticed. A total of seven near-zero-emission buses, three
Golden Valley High School and the Amazon Future Engineer program announced Tuesday they will continue their partnership into the 2019-20 school year. Last year, Golden Valley AP computer science teacher
New Global Adventures has announced its roster of race experiences that will occur in the coming year. More than half of this year’s domestic races are set to take place
At least three schools and a preschool in Saugus were placed on “soft lockdown” Tuesday morning after deputies checking on a parolee in the area reported that a man fled
All six Foothill League track and field teams were on hand at the California Winter Track and Field State Championships at Arcadia High School this past Saturday. A multitude of
For most Golden Valley High School students, Wednesday, Feb. 6 was just another school day in the Santa Clarita Valley. But for softball player Sophia Medellin and track & field
By Jim Holt & Perry Smith One person is dead, one injured, following a three-vehicle crash late Monday night and a local man arrested on suspicion of driving under the
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