Concern about the fight against opioid abuse and human trafficking peppered the discussion led by Rep. Steve Knight and Texas Rep. Michael McCaul at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex Monday
Reports of a shirtless gunman spotted on Pleasantdale Street in Canyon Country Monday afternoon prompted deputies to set up a containment area around a section of the street in an
Santa Clarita Valley deputies arrested a woman Saturday on suspicion of possession of a stolen car, methamphetamine and a fake ID. Late Friday night and early Saturday morning, deputies with
By Tammy Murga Los Angeles County has appointed its newest health officer, Dr. Muntu Davis. Davis, former county health officer and director of the Alameda County Public Health Department,
Dianne Van Hook’s tenure as College of the Canyons’ chancellor stretches back to July 1, 1988 — nearly six months after Santa Clarita’s incorporation as a city — and it’s
As the midway point of summer break approaches, school administrators are working with staff to decide who will teach what subject in the upcoming school year — and it’s not
Ahead of several Santa Clarita Valley businesses getting together to discuss business strategy for businesses to address the challenges of the new minimum wage hike, an award-winning local landscape company
Your kid just graduated from a prestigious four-year college that, at $50,000-a-year seemed high, but, hey, you love your kid, so you want the best, right? Fortunately, he or she
McRory Pediatric Services, which currently operates medical offices in Santa Clarita, is expanding operations with the purchase of a new building, a local real estate executive said Friday. The former
Every Sunday, local farmers set up shop in parking lot 5 of College of the Canyons and eagerly wait for patrons to arrive. “We’ve been really lucky because Santa Clarita
Homicide detectives began investigating the stabbing death of a 29-year-old man in Canyon Country Monday morning, identified by coroner officials as Brent Hariston. The two men — Hariston and the
While the weather isn’t getting any cooler any time soon, the days are getting shorter, the vacations are winding down, and it’s almost time for the children to head back
By Mary Petersen So I retired…again… from a 37 year career teaching English that provided me joy and edification. It’s hard to know when to make that move. Three
When Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean tried to use the freeway earlier this month, her experience, like many in the Santa Clarita Valley, was a bit tumultuous. As
From the outside it’s just part of a modest strip mall, but step into Mom Can Cook Thai Kitchen in Canyon Country and you’re immediately transported to another world. A
By Michele E. Buttelman When Janet Basmajian-Yessayan was a little girl she remembers vividly the few times her parents took her on an airplane trip. “We went to Hawaii
By Jane Gates Santa Clarita has its unique challenges for gardeners. It has variable microclimates with hot inland summer temperatures, dry air, and lean soil. The lack of rain
By Cheri Jensen Speedskating. It looks like track, but the surface is ice. Instead of running shoes, competitors are on skates. Exposure in the Olympic Games has given
If you walk through the doorway of Steamwork Center in Valencia on a Wednesday morning, you’ll be greeted by a passel of visionaries, some with robust business experience and others
If you’re younger than 60, you may not have thought about it before: The differences between a 10-year-old and a 30-year-old are obvious, but what about the same age gap
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