The Santa Clarita City Council will get a chance to weigh in on bills about licensing for alcohol and drug abuse treatment facilities and the state’s film and television tax
A bill requiring offenders convicted of animal abuse charges to undergo mental health assessments and another that would provide funding for an aerospace institute headed to the Senate floor Friday.
State representatives approved the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2019 Thursday, which included provisions authored by Congressman Knight, R-Palmdale, for anti-opioid trafficking. This NDAA sets federal defense and
More than a dozen drivers were arrested in the Santa Clarita Valley over the Memorial Day weekend, including a “confused” motorist who allegedly backed into a local sheriff deputy’s cruiser
Although negotiations are ongoing and the merger with Albertsons is yet to be finalized, Rite Aid plans to keeping serving the iconic Thrifty Ice Cream to customers. “While we have
News release issued by the Los Angeles County Library Public computers and Wi-Fi access are among the most used library resources in LA County, but internet connection
Acorn Hardwood Flooring, which has served the Santa Clarita Valley since 1979, won a prominent award last month from the National Wood Flooring Association. In a competition that featured 55
COC officials offered a reminder that summer session is still enrolling this week. Two more Summer Rush dates will give students a convenient opportunity to apply and enroll for summer
Placing tenth in the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 swim finals and winning the girls Foothill League swimming title, it’s no wonder that Hart girls swim leads the All-Foothill League Team
Family and friends of Acton-Agua Dulce education official Larry Layton confirmed his death over the weekend due to heart failure. He was 75. Layton was a member of the governing
Since the announcement in February of an Albertsons/Rite Aid merger, several Santa Clarita Valley residents have resorted to social media to express their concern about the fate of Thrifty Ice
The candidate leading the fundraising race for the 25th Congressional District addressed a concern raised over a disclosure form Monday. Katie Hill, who had $1,403,601 in the war chest for
Holiday traffic on Highway 14 ground to a halt momentarily Monday when all lanes of Highway 14 were shut down for a man threatening to jump off the overpass on
Just two days on the job and the sheriff’s specialty Summer Crime Enforcement Team deputies are already back at it, seizing firearms and drugs, according to station officials. On Friday,
A pickup truck that caught fire on the off-ramp of Valencia Boulevard prompted a swift response by firefighters Monday morning. Shortly before 10 a.m., firefighters with the Los Angeles County
Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, had his wallet stolen and then recovered in the early morning hours Sunday, after his car was burglarized around midnight in Valencia, he said Sunday afternoon.
As vacation season approaches, travellers will want to be extra careful in looking out for fraudulent vacation package deals, according to an alert from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office.
Secretary of the California Department of Veterans Affairs Dr. Vito Imbasciani will serve as the Honorary Chair of the 8th annual SCV Chamber of Commerce Patriots Luncheon, according to a
State Senator Scott Wilk’s Animal Cruelty and Violence Intervention Act was unanimously approved by the State Senate Appropriations Committee on Friday, according to a news release.
For two days in a row, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputies responded to calls of gunshots in Newhall. While no victims of gunfire have been found thus far, they retrieved
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