TMU coach Monte Brooks has said on more than one occasion this season that he hoped freshman Caleb Jaime would put the clamps on a crucial role in the
A search is underway just north of Leggett for an SUV that was swept away with its occupants in flood waters Friday, which matches the description of the SUV
By Jim Holt and Perry Smith A search is underway just north of Leggett for an SUV that was swept away with its occupants in flood waters Friday, which matches
Towards the end of December, Whitten Dominguez was hurting. Shortly after recovering from a shoulder injury, he injured his Achilles. Despite the pain, Dominguez reached a point where he couldn’t
AMG & Associates of Santa Clarita has signed a contract with the Los Angeles Unified School District for design and construction of new wellness clinics at five Los Angeles schools.
With a tough Boras Classic tournament in the rearview mirror and a high-stakes series against Hart in front of them, West Ranch baseball was in need of a quick boost
A Whittier man accused of killing three people, including two Valencia residents, in a 2016 crash, appeared briefly in Los Angeles Superior Court Monday. He was ordered back to court
Members of a Valencia family are worried for the well-being of four relatives on a road trip who have been missing since Thursday. Two adults and two children of
A Saugus man was ordered Monday to stand trial for the murder of Ivan Solis, following a day-long preliminary hearing in which his co-accused testified against him. Jaqueline Arreola,
Services out of Fire Station 104, which closed Monday, will be temporarily relocated to Fire Station 150 while a permanent Sheriff’s Station is built in the same spot, officials said
Santa Clarita patrol deputies — one checking out a motorist, another stopping a suspected burglar — each ended up making drug arrests in two separate incidents on the weekend. Deputies
The Santa Clarita Public Library invites the community to the annual celebration of international culture and childhood literacy at Día De Los Niños/ Día De Los Libros from 11:00 a.m.
Sulphur Springs Union officials are discussing their plans to take part in the annual Teacher Tribute, academic achievement and a new ID system for schools in the Canyon Country elementary
The opioid crisis in the United States has become a national epidemic with 115 Americans dying from opioid overdose everyday, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. However,
With Tax Day fast approaching Kona Ice is once again saying that there will be “No Taxation without Relaxation” during their fifth annual Chill Out day on Apr 17. The
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health along with community partners launched a new plan to address inequities in infant mortality rates and improve health of mothers and newborns
College of the Canyons’ career exploration themed Summer Institute is now open for registration, according to a news release from COC. The Institute runs weekly sessions from Jul 9-17 and
Are you willing to listen and respond politely to the opinion of someone you disagree with? [socialpoll id=”2496450″]
With the conversation about gun control becoming more prevalent around the country, Santa Clarita students hosted a town hall at College of the Canyons to let the community discuss the
Jumping out to a lead in the bottom of the first inning, College of the Canyons softball never slowed against Santa Barbara Community College, winning the first game of a
Filled with the top stories to start your day, and emergency news alerts.
25060 Avenue Stanford, St. 141
Valencia, CA, 91355
Main Desk: 661-259-1234
Newsroom: 661-255-1234
Advertising: 661-287-5564
