Nearly 2 inches of rain gets dumped on SCV in 24 hours
March 7, 2019
As the latest storm swept into the Santa Clarita Valley with a fanfare of thunder and lightning, it dumped close to 2 inches of rain in a 24-hour period by
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SCV Water explores ‘Next Drop’ recycled water strategy
March 7, 2019
SCV Water Agency heads, who were surprised to hear that additional water expected from the local sanitation district would not be forthcoming, are already hammering out a plan to acquire
2019 Foothill League baseball update
March 7, 2019
With the season starting two weeks earlier than in years prior and rain forcing multiple games to be rescheduled, Foothill League baseball has been off to an unusual start. But
2019 Foothill League track & field preview
March 7, 2019
Foothill League action for boys and girls track and field begins on Thursday, with the West Ranch girls team aiming for a third consecutive league championship and the Canyon boys
Update: Firefighters, deputies save child from two-story fall; parents arrested
March 6, 2019
Update: Article was updated on March 6 at 10:10 p.m. Despite the raindrops steadily pelting them in the face, deputies and firefighters refused to take their eyes off a little
Valencia swim sweeps Saugus at dual meet
March 6, 2019
In between the deluge of downpours on Wednesday, Saugus swim hosted Valencia in a Foothill League dual meet at the Santa Clarita Aquatics Center. Valencia set the tone early in
West Ranch dance team crowned national champions
March 6, 2019
After months of preparation and hard work, the West Ranch High School dance team members were crowned national champions in Orlando Sunday. During the “Contest of Champions” competition held over
Workers battle landslide through storm
March 6, 2019
Nearly 2 inches of rain fell on the Santa Clarita Valley in the last 24 hours, and residents of two local neighborhoods are concerned about the impact this could have
TMU Insider: Men’s hoops team primed for conference tourney, women’s team focused on postseason
March 6, 2019
Coach Dan Waldeck was clear when he spoke about what kind of impact Saturday’s loss in the title game of the Golden State Athletic Conference tournament would have on his
Bicyclist struck and killed described as homeless
March 6, 2019
Investigators with the county coroner have identified the 62-year-old woman struck and killed on her bicycle Friday as Teresa Mae Angeli. Angeli was described as homeless by officials with the
All Schools Dance scheduled for Friday
March 6, 2019
In what has become a Santa Clarita tradition over the past four decades, the All Schools Dance is set to unfold this weekend. The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station has
Butter knife sparks full and committed response by deputies
March 6, 2019
Sheriff’s deputies converged on a Valencia intersection in more than half a dozen patrol cars Tuesday, responding to a witness report of an attempted assault by a man armed with
One burglary suspect detained, another sought, in Saugus
March 6, 2019
One person was detained and another still being sought following a two-hour search for suspected burglars in a Saugus neighborhood Wednesday morning. Shortly after 9:15 a.m., deputies with the Santa
Former chef instructor pleads guilty to forgery, conflict of interest
March 6, 2019
A former director of food services for the Los Angeles Unified School District pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges he illegally approved contracts and forged a signature on a district application,
Saugus board honors school teachers, district staff during board meeting
March 6, 2019
In spite of the rainy weather, dozens of family members and colleagues came out to support those who were being honored by the Saugus Union School District governing board during
CalArts celebrates Tim Disney award winners
March 6, 2019
California Institute of the Arts has awarded acclaimed writer Colum McCann a 2019 Tim Disney Prize for Excellence in the Storytelling Arts. The Tim Disney award is given annually to
County to pay $4.6 million to family of man shot by deputy in Castaic
March 6, 2019
County supervisors authorized a $4.6 million settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Bill Bowers, who was shot and killed by a local sheriff’s deputy in
Short-term classes still available at College of the Canyons
March 6, 2019
College of the Canyons has more than 100 classes still open to students and local residents who are looking to enroll in COC’s spring 2019 semester. Available sections include short-term
Bridgeport Elementary PTA enlists CalArts’ help to implement arts curriculum
March 6, 2019
With an increasing number of schools beginning to focus more heavily on arts programs and education, the Parent Teacher Association at one local elementary school decided to enlist the assistance
New York Times bestselling author visits Santa Clarita
March 6, 2019
In front of an audience filled with her literary fans, New York Times best selling author Lisa See spoke at an event hosted by the Santa Clarita Public Library Saturday.