Editor’s Note: This is the third in an occasional, several-part series looking at arts education in Santa Clarita Valley school districts. A recent countywide survey from the Los Angeles County
County planning commissioners boarded a bus in Castaic, headed north of Gorman and got their first look at a plot where more than 19,000 new homes are being planned as
Fewer students and rising pension costs prompted Castaic Union officials to make budget adjustments for the school district’s multi-year projections, officials said Wednesday. The changes reflect just how significant a
Santa Clarita city council is inviting community members to join the 2018 Earth Arbor Day “cArt aRt” competition. The competition asks participants to “take an ordinary trash can and change
A Newhall man arrested after allegedly holding a machete to the neck of a relative was placed on probation for three years, ordered to pay a fine and
A 38-year-old transient accused of trying to “snatch” a 15-year-old girl in Canyon Country last summer was sentenced Wednesday to just shy of one year in jail, three months
Another bandit with a note has stolen from a Santa Clarita Valley bank, Sheriff’s Station officials said Wednesday evening. Deputies responded to the bank robbery in Newhall on Wednesday shortly
Two Australian men made the journey to Santa Clarita to take their wedding vows at the top of Magic Mountain’s Twisted Colossus. John Woods and Logan Stojcevski, brought two of
Castaic schools are looking to more clearly define social media policy, political practices and more in accordance with its regular review of education code and best practices identified by a
Opioid overdoses in America have gone up 30 percent since Jul 2016 to Sept 2017, according to new information released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The 14-month
Lazy. Narcissistic. Spoiled. Maggie-Mae Laufman has heard all the negative descriptors of her generation – and that’s why she did her best to backpedal when Mariane Doyle singled her out
Zaremberg handicaps race to succeed Gov. Jerry Brown at SCV Chamber’s Current Affairs Forum.
Mike Riederer, also known as “Hydro Mike” in the SCV skate community, knows the curves and ramps of Santa Clarita Skate Park about as well as anyone, having been a
State Senator Henry Stern is working with a coalition of national and statewide animal activists to take action to prevent the owning of elephant trophies in California. Recently, federal policy
After winning his second Golden State Athletic Conference title in as many years, The Master’s University men’s basketball coach Kelvin Starr has every right to brag. But that wouldn’t be
The Santa Clarita Arts Commission is set to receive an overview of events planned for the 2018 calendar year during its monthly meeting Wednesday. Since incorporation, the city has presented,
With a dramatic loss to Oaks Christian in the rearview mirror, West Ranch boys lacrosse knew that it had to bounce back quickly. And what better way to bounce back
The Hart baseball team bounced back from a pair of losses with a 3-1 Easton Tournament win over Oaks Christian on Tuesday afternoon at Hart. Senior right-hander Ryan Carolan
The Valencia softball team possesses some of the top senior talent in the state, but Vikings coach Donna Lee acknowledges a bulk of the roster is still made up of
Concerns about the financial stability of the Albert Einstein Academy of Letters, Arts & Sciences – Agua Dulce Partnership Academy have inspired the Acton-Agua Dulce Board of Trustees to consider
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