For more than 10 years, local sheriff’s detectives have been reaching out across the Mexican border in an effort to convince a fugitive wanted on suspicion of attempted murder and
The smell of sweet corn on the cob, the sight of scarecrows in a sunflower field, the worry of being lost in a corn maze, and the fun of climbing on a large fiberglass jack-o’-lantern — these are just some of the everlasting memories that Santa Clarita residents have of Lombardi Ranch.
Sitting down on some ledges along the finish line, cheering on the boys team, the Trinity Classical Academy girls cross-country team sat awaiting the final results for the Heritage League
There was plenty of excitement on Wednesday morning at the Paseo Club of Valencia, as all six Foothill League girls tennis teams were on hand for the annual prelims. The
Trinity Classical Academy volleyball lost to Rancho Christian 3-1 on Wednesday in the quarterfinals of the CIF-Southern Section Division 8 tournament. “Our season is something to be proud of,” said
Hart volleyball lost 3-1 to Cypress in the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 quarterfinals on the road on Wednesday. The Indians, who have never made it past the quarterfinals in playoffs,
A vacant seat on the Castaic Union School District’s governing board prompted district leaders to appoint local resident John Richard as a representative for the students, parents and stakeholders who
Santa Clarita women are invited to a networking reception this month featuring at least one famous guest. Women2Women, an international young women’s leadership program, plans to bring its tour to
Rock ’n’ roll ghosts. goblins and free spirits 21 and older are in for tricks and treats Saturday night, Oct. 27, when the Fast Times ’80s crew will headline a
With impairments and physical limitations, seniors can find their days of driving independently to be limited. To prevent that, state Sen. Scott Wilk and the California Highway Patrol will present a driving safety class for seniors at the SCV Senior Center on Oct. 25.
The Master’s University men’s basketball team will recognize its opponent in Thursday night’s home opener, the Mustangs rekindling an old conference rivalry before what’s expected to be a capacity crowd.
“Watch a video of me and I’ll prove you wrong,” said 11-year-old Jazmin Ramirez, who plays youth tackle football in the Santa Clarita Valley. Paving the way for future generations,
Emily Winchester wasn’t sleeping well at night. During the days, her stomach was in knots. She knew she had to be supportive of her son, but she just couldn’t tame
A vacant seat on the Castaic Union School District’s governing board prompted district leaders to appoint local resident John Richard as a representative for the students, parents and stakeholders who
The tent-raising of Circus Vargas started at 10 a.m. Tuesday in a Westfield Valencia Town Center parking lot, as workers put down stakes and raised the fabric to assemble the
Ted has seen it all. He was there when the Golden Valley boys basketball team secured its second-straight Foothill League title in 2010. He was there for Golden Valley football’s
Beginning the game with a fast pace, the College of the Canyons men’s soccer team held their own against Western State Conference Division’s Bakersfield College at College of the Canyons
The Santa Clarita City Council weighed in Tuesday on the L.A. County Regional Planning Commission’s consideration of adding a homeless shelter to the Tesoro Del Valle Project — a shelter
A 54-year-old Valencia woman has been arrested on suspicion of making hoax bomb threats for allegedly having left a string of written bomb threatening notes at Valencia businesses this past
It’s a little league’s big save. Evicted from their long-standing home at the west end of the Valencia Travel Village RV park, officials with the Santa Clarita Youth Baseball