Legislation authored by Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, seeking to assist students on their quest to pay for college, unanimously passed an Assembly floor vote Monday, and now heads to
College of the Canyons is now accepting applications for its First-Year Promise program, inviting the public to learn more about the program at two separate informational sessions being held 6:30-7:30
Assembly Bill 1051, which promotes the recruitment and retention of nursing faculty, passed the Higher Education Committee on Tuesday. Authored by Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, AB 1051 seeks to
More than 500 gallons of jet fuel spilled onto the road and roadside near the northbound lanes of Interstate 5, just south of Gorman, after a big rig hauling 5,000
News Release With the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival just around the corner, the city has announced planned road closures and parking details. The event, taking place at William S. Hart
As part of a plan to drive crime down, residents will once again have an opportunity to purchase home security devices at a discounted price, the city of Santa Clarita
The West Ranch boys golf team continued its quest for a Foothill League title and a trip to the CIF state finals with a comfortable win in the third league
In seasons past, girls lacrosse games between West Ranch and Valencia were pretty lopsided, with the Wildcats always winning. On Tuesday night at Valencia, that wasn’t the case. West Ranch
The Saugus boys tennis team notched its first league win of the season, defeating Canyon 12-6 on a windy Tuesday afternoon at Saugus High School. The Centurions were led by
Resiliency was key in a back and forth Foothill League softball game between Hart and Saugus at Saugus on Tuesday. Sitting atop the Foothill League standings, both the Centurions and
Five people, including a pregnant woman, a mother and her two daughters, were injured in a three-vehicle crash near Acton Tuesday morning that left a propane truck overturned and leaking
Continuing a series of free community education classes, the Henry Mayo Fitness and Health Center hosted a “Financial Fitness” program Thursday, which sought to inform local residents on how to
In light of back-to-back lawsuits that stalled construction, state water regulators have granted the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District more time to complete its four-year plan to reduce the amount
The unusual trend of cyclists and pedestrians injured in local traffic collisions lately intensified this past weekend with a bicyclist seriously injured Sunday, and a pedestrian hit but only slightly
As temperatures climbed to over 90 degrees for the first time in a long time Monday, firefighters responded to a dumpster fire in the Valencia Industrial Center. The fire, the
Soaring to new heights in the month of March, Paseo Aquatics swimmers left their mark at the SoCal Junior Olympic Championships held March 14-17 at the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center
A woman accused of stabbing her girlfriend to death in 2017 appeared briefly — as she’s done at least four times before — for a pretrial hearing in San Fernando
All six Foothill League track and field teams traveled to Arcadia High School on Friday and Saturday to take part in the two-day annual Arcadia Invitational, which featured over 500
For a while, four different Valencia student-athletes were feeling fairly isolated in their experiences with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). “I thought I was the only person affected by it, but
Looking to address concerns about transparency for state agencies, the Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously approved Senate Bill 53 by Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita. Wilk said the legislation was authored