The MusicMakers Parent Teacher Association presented the Newhall School District with a $42,000 donation check for the district’s music program. The donations were given by parents and community stakeholders throughout
Hours after the U.S. Senate rejected the House’s $4.5 billion measure seeking to provide emergency aid and other services to migrants at the border, members of the Senate approved a
After a forced relocation, Gymcheer USA is looking for a new home but owner and Santa Clarita resident Shelly Walker said due to a reclassification she may go out of
Each winter, the Foothill League girls and boys basketball teams are flooded with new talent. This year, that talent was so apparent that the Signal Sports Award for “Newcomer of
When the Canyon Country victim of a burglary spotted his stolen stuff advertised as “for sale” in the “OfferUp” buy-and-sell app, he called the local sheriff’s deputies. Detectives with the
West Ranch cross-country and track and field coach Sara Soltani will not return to coach the Wildcats for the 2019-20 school year. Soltani teaches physical education and said that due
Two Foothill League teams met on Wednesday evening at Saugus High School for summer baseball action, as the Hart Indians took on the Saugus Centurions in a Valley Invitational Baseball
A pedestrian was injured and taken to the hospital Tuesday night after being struck by a vehicle in Tesoro del Valle. The crash happened shortly after 9:10 p.m., at the
The Santa Clarita City Council officially recognized June as Pride Month with a proclamation Tuesday for the first time since the city’s establishment. “We are a community where regardless of
Many don’t know that plastic grocery bags aren’t easy to recycle and don’t belong in your recycling bins, as they will simply end up in a landfill. These bags can
With 15 seniors graduated from last year’s second-place Foothill League team, West Ranch baseball, no matter the circumstances or time of year, is always looking to compete against high-level competition,
While there might be nothing that says “Fourth of July” like fireworks, government and safety officials are urging Santa Clarita Valley residents to leave the pyrotechnic displays to the experts.
The annual report card on Santa Clarita Valley’s water quality is in and the results reflect, as expected, top marks for clean, safe drinking water. This week, the 2019 Annual
Detectives with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are asking for the public’s help in locating Noah Daniel Becerra, suspected of attempted murder in connection with a shooting at a
An Agua Dulce man accused of kidnapping a toddler at knifepoint from a mobile home in 2016 appeared in court Wednesday. Thomas Ray Dillingham, a 43-year-old construction worker, appeared Wednesday
At least 3,900 people were left without electricity Wednesday afternoon as a result of three outages reported by Southern California Edison. “At 1:23 p.m., we had an outage that affected
Two people were injured and rushed to two different hospitals following a two-vehicle crash on Sierra Highway in Agua Dulce Wednesday afternoon. The crash happened shortly before 1:30 p.m. when
The Apple Store in Valencia was robbed at gunpoint on Wednesday morning. At 10:48 a.m., Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies received reports that the store had been held up
While the high school track and field season concluded last month, Santa Clarita Valley athletes are still putting in work during the summer to improve their craft. Two athletes who
Newcomer of the Year Nathan Perez – Never taking a shot he didn’t like, the freshman shooting guard was a pesky scorer that could come off screens or hit standstill