With the recent heatwave that struck California and the Santa Clarita Valley, local Canyons Aquatic Club and Paseo Aquatics Club swimmers are glad to be back in the water with
Like all technology in use, malfunctions can occur — especially under extreme temperatures. To help prevent major breakdowns with Santa Clarita’s traffic-control system, the city is testing out new environment
After residents of the North Park Valencia area reported several days of cloudy water, the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency said this week that the water is still drinkable. “We’re
In an effort to help College of the Canyons increase its online class offerings and lower the cost of textbooks, the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office awarded COC with a
Princess Cruises employees have had been busy this summer with their Summer Sizzle Series of community outreach here in Santa Clarita, including efforts to help the homeless and remove graffiti
Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley, a nonprofit dedicated to serving local homeless families, has begun gearing up to host not one, but two fundraisers this summer. Executive Director Roché
Being a high school athlete is a full-time job. There are practices before and after school, competitions on weekends, and summers consist of training for the following year. Add in
Assemblyman Tom Lackey’s effort to further research on the effects of driving while high was signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom last week. Prior to the passage of Assembly
BURBANK — The Canyon girls basketball team returned to John Burroughs High School for their final Burroughs Summer League game, facing off against travel ball team No Limit Blue on
As part of Santa Clarita’s plan to address homelessness, a multiagency effort is underway to help property owners and managers play a role in addressing the issue by housing people
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, will host her second Wildfire Preparedness Town Hall in Santa Clarita from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday. Smith, who is chair of the Joint Legislative
The Santa Clarita Valley Child & Family Center welcomed its newest board members Thursday at the Sand Canyon Country Club, while also saying “thank you” to several board members who
A family recently targeted by a prank 911 call is voicing displeasure with swatting and Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies in a complaint filed less than 24 hours after
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce today announced it’s hosting Rep. Katie Hill, D-Santa Clarita, as part of its Current Affairs Forum series on Tuesday, July 30, 2019. The
In order to help them compete in an educational landscape that allows families to decide which school district to attend, Castaic Union School District’s governing board OK’ed the hiring of
On the home page of the Paseo Aquatics website, there’s a number of badges that stretch down the left side of the page. In March, the swim club was able
Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, is inviting local residents to attend his upcoming Mobile Office Hours with the Senator event, which will occur from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, July
For West Ranch baseball player Trey Topping, there’s not much more that he enjoys doing other than playing baseball, school and spending time with his family. Growing up as the
For the third year in a row, the Aquarium of the Pacific’s “Aquarium on Wheels” visited the Valencia Marketplace Saturday. The event included the “Pacific Journeys” show, which aims to
It may have been 100 degrees at Hart High School on Monday, but Indians pitcher Daniel Parra warmed up the atmosphere a little bit more after bringing the heat against