
The track and field season is over, but the work doesn’t stop
When a sports season comes to a close, athletes normally take some time off to rest, revitalize and reboot. That’s not the case with track and field athletes. With the

When a sports season comes to a close, athletes normally take some time off to rest, revitalize and reboot. That’s not the case with track and field athletes. With the

For the first time in history, a Foothill League title was awarded this year in boys lacrosse, and the West Ranch team won the inaugural crown after going 15-3 overall

Firefighters responded to reports of a brush fire on Sand Canyon Road at Vista Point Lane mid-afternoon Monday. At 5:30 p.m. all forward progress of the fire was reported stopped,

One of the motorists allegedly involved in a head-on crash Friday that sent at least two people to the hospital has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence

Firefighters with hazardous materials training were called to reports Monday of a big rig that leaked between 12-15 gallons of hydrogen peroxide. As of 4:30 p.m. Monday, fire officials reported

Eternal Valley held its Memorial Day Tribute on Monday morning — a ceremony that included speeches from Santa Clarita veterans like councilman and former Green Beret Bob Kellar and retired Navy fighter pilot Mike Garcia, a flyover by World War II AT6 aircraft and a rifle salute by the Ronald Reagan Marine Corps League, Simi Valley.

The walls of Santa Clarita United Methodist Church echoed throughout the performance of “Cosi fan tutte,” hosted by Mission Opera, on Sunday. “I’ve been looking to direct ‘Cosi,’ in fact,

Families stopped along Main Street to visit the Old Town Newhall Farmers Market, which celebrated its fourth anniversary on Saturday. Stands made an L-shape next to the Newhall Library, where

A collision on the northbound side of State Route 14, just north of Soledad Canyon Road, shut down several lanes after 4,800 gallons of fuel spilled onto the freeway on

The 2019 CIF State Track and Field Championships featured nine athletes from the Foothill League, and they didn’t disappoint, with Valencia’s Kai Wingo taking home a state title plus several

Santa Clarita Christian School held its graduation ceremony at Crossroads Community Church Saturday. Before a total of 37 students walked on the stage to receive their diplomas from SCCS administrators,

Trinity Classical Academy gave a warm send-off to students about to transition to schools like U.S. Air Force Academy, USC and UCLA during their graduation ceremony Saturday. Held at Higher

Senior veterans from across the Santa Clarita Valley were honored with a Memorial Day tribute at the Bella Vida Senior Center on Friday. The tribute began with an opening flag

For West Ranch golf’s Ben Valdez, there was a very distinct turning point for this year’s Foothill League season. After struggling to start the season, Valdez shot 6-under 66 in

Those looking to live and work locally have a new resource to consider when searching for a job thanks to a simple but helpful list compiled by the Santa Clarita

The Volkswagen bug and bus may be endangered species, but the Grams’ family business has kept brand enthusiasts covered with hard-to-find, original stock for decades. Vintage Parts Inc., owned by

Valencia-based Landscape Development Inc., or LDI, made the Inc. 5000 list for the first time as one of the country’s fastest growing, privately held companies in 2007. More than 10

Local veterans and their families gathered early Saturday morning for the Veteran Services Collaborative’s inaugural Memorial Day weekend Backpack Walk at Realty Executives in Newhall. The 3-mile walk was created

New deputies learned what it’s like to save a life first-hand Thursday when two of them, along with their respective training officers, pulled a man from the precipice of a

Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, toured a number of schools in the Santa Clarita Valley on Friday. Hill said the purpose of her visiting four schools in a day was