One of the six regional accrediting agencies in the United States has formally notified The Master’s University its accreditation is on probation, following a report questioning the college’s board independence,
With millions of companion animals ending up at shelters, the county’s Animal Care and Control department shelters will offer discounted adoptions this weekend, including at the Castaic location. The event,
The dog days of summer are coming to a close next week, yet the air quality in the Santa Clarita Valley continues to be poor at times. Since the beginning
The brief pursuit of a carjacking suspect in Newhall Thursday stopped abruptly, when the suspect slammed into the driver’s side of another car, then bolted from the crash, leading deputies
A car-theft suspect attempted to evade law enforcement on foot in the hills of Canyon Country, but was eventually captured Thursday morning, sheriff’s officials said.
The William S. Hart 14U softball team came in third place at the 2018 USA Softball Fast Pitch Girls’ B 14-Under Western Championship in Salem, Oregon, which took place from
Prior to Friday’s election filing deadline, seven Santa Clarita Valley residents have tossed their hats into the race to represent the children of the Saugus Union School District as a
The Master’s University men’s soccer team ended the season earlier than expected with a loss in the Golden State Athletic Conference Tournament semifinals in 2017. Ahead of the 2018 season,
A College of the Canyons student and political activist was asked to leave a campus building Wednesday after trying to attend a private wildfire roundtable meeting hosted by Rep. Steve
Canyon volleyball’s Juliana Ascencio has a pretty solid serve. But in Wednesday night’s game against Glendale, she wasn’t used to them being this good. Midway through the fourth game, the
A plan to build 183 homes and 228 apartments on the southeast corner of Whites Canyon Road and Skyline Ranch Road is expected to be reviewed Thursday at the Los
Now that a stagnant pool of water has been drained from the links of the Vista Valencia Golf Course, its owners fined by the city for allowing it to
With multiple construction projects underway within close proximity of each other, the city of Santa Clarita’s Public Works Department has received numerous calls on upcoming road closures some residents believe
A Newhall man charged with 65 felony counts related to firearms now faces six years in state prison after pleading no contest Monday to five weapons offenses. Robert Wayne Mount,
A loved and respected veteran firefighter, Capt. Wayne Habell, of Fire Station 73 in Newhall, is now the subject of a missing person’s report that says he has been missing
A Santa Clarita Valley community project that offers safety education for young children is looking for the public to vote for them for a chance to win $25,000. Safety Town —
Solutions to fight wildfires were a hot topic at a roundtable of local and federal officials Wednesday. Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue led the
The CIF-Southern Section released its preseason football polls on Monday, Aug. 13, ranking Hart, Canyon and West Ranch in the top 10 in their respective divisions. Coming off an 8-4
Leaving for Florida today, The Master’s University women’s soccer team looked like they were in midseason form in their final scrimmage of the season against Providence Christian College at Reese
The ninth annual SCV Burrito Bowl took place Tuesday evening outside the Valencia Westfield Town Center, with a couple of new records in the books. A crowd of over 1,000
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