A $2.7 million settlement agreement has been reached between Los Angeles County and the family of a Saugus man shot and killed by a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
At 10 a.m., dozens of students, faculty and staff at California Institute of the Arts, including CalArts President Ravi Rajan, gathered in the school’s main lobby before walking out in
County supervisors are looking to change the way L.A. County responds to gun violence, by treating it as a public health issue. A unanimously approved motion introduced by 3rd District
Jon Heely, former director of music publishing for Disney, was scheduled to appear in court today after having been ordered last month to stand trial on charges of lewd acts
By Georgia Rios and Perry Smith As about a half-inch of rain fell on the Santa Clarita Valley over the weekend, a couple of Santa Clarita’s less fortunate residents were upset
Although she was consistently one of Canyon girls basketball’s top shooters throughout this season, Talia Taufaasau insists that although it’s fun to score, it’s not her favorite part of basketball.
Thrivent Financial is kicking off a pilot program for women’s financial education and empowerment at Hoi Polloi’s Santa Clarita tasting room on Thursday. The idea behind the curriculum is “to
The start of Foothill League baseball season brings an equal sense of both excitement and speculation. Results from last season as well as this preleague can serve as indicators for
West Ranch softball took home the Hart Tournament title on Saturday after beating El Camino Real 12-6 in the championship game. “It was a great showing,” said coach Phil Giarrizzo.
Throughout all the heart-pounding, high-adrenaline plays in Santa Clarita Christian boys basketball’s game against San Diego, Cardinals coach James Mosley was most impressed with his team’s ability to be the
A dry winter and a thin snow pack have prompted SCV Water Agency officials to take steps ensuring they can draw on the water they’ve already stored. When members
Updates to the William S. Hart Union High School District’s budget show that the district is still experiencing declining enrollment and deficit spending this year. The budget changes are expected
Changes to the Sulphur Springs Union School District’s budget, including updates to future state funding and student enrollment, are expected to be reviewed by the district’s Governing Board Wednesday. During
A garbage truck lost control and slammed into a single-story house in Saugus on Tuesday, injuring at least one person, according to fire officials. Shortly before 3:15 p.m.,
Investigators with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are today digging deeper into shooting threats allegedly made Monday by a seventh-grade student at Rio Norte Junior High School,
Santa Clarita is moving to upgrade the bus seats and stops for local commuters at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. The city of Santa Clarita approved a motion that would renovate
Thousands of high school and college students across the country plan to walk out of their classrooms Wednesday morning to honor the victims of February’s school shooting in Florida, as
The filing deadline for the 2018 primaries has passed. Below are the names and a brief description of all the candidates for the 25th Congressional District, according to the Los
Prosecutors with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office are reviewing a case submitted to them by local sheriff’s detectives about a man who has allegedly been texting women photographs
Santa Clarita Valley veterans received a surprise helping hand over the weekend at the Homes 4 Families community in Canyon Country. About three dozen celebrities from TV shows on ABC,
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