Things to Do: Oh yes to Ojai!
September 3, 2018
By Michelle Sathe For a quick getaway, Ojai has a lot to offer. It’s just an hour from Santa Clarita, yet once you’re driving along the rolling hills of highway
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The Curtain Rises on Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues at Canyon Santa Clarita Sept. 9
September 3, 2018
The curtain rises for Justin Hayward on Sunday night, Sept. 9, as The Moody Blues’ gifted lead singer, lead guitarist and chief songwriter brings his acclaimed solo show to the
Tax, fee agency to offer info for nonprofit, tax-exempt businesses
September 3, 2018
California’s tax officials hope to help nonprofits and the tax-exempt with information that could save them time and difficulty, according to the state’s tax administration agency. The seminar is looking
Looking back: How Labor Day became a national holiday
September 3, 2018
For over a century, Americans have celebrated the first Monday of September as Labor Day, though the celebrations of today differ from when the holiday was first observed.
Deputies respond to self-inflicted gunshot wound at Oak Tree Gun Club
September 2, 2018
One person was transported to Henry Mayo after sustaining a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the Oak Tree Gun Club on Sunday, officials said.
Author Rich Allan signs and shares novels set in Vietnam and Washington, D.C.
September 2, 2018
The Open Book Store held another book signing, this time for author and Stevenson Ranch resident Rich Allan on Saturday afternoon.
RV driver arrested after wedging vehicle at a drive-through exit
September 2, 2018
A recreational vehicle attempted to go through the opposite end of Boston Market’s drive-through after closing hours Friday evening, according to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials.
Alcohol found in driver in fatal July 4 crash
September 2, 2018
Alcohol played a factor in a fatal July 4 crash that took place on Bouquet Canyon Road, a Sheriff’s Department official said this week.
Air quality in Santa Clarita continues to be unhealthy for sensitive individuals
September 1, 2018
The air in Santa Clarita will once again be considered unhealthy for those with certain health conditions Sunday, health officials said.
Battle LA Flag Football World Championship Tour visits Santa Clarita
September 1, 2018
Battling for $10,000 and bragging rights, 40 teams from around the country huddled up at Central Park to compete in the Flag Football World Championship Tour Battle LA. Battle Los
Standing watch
September 1, 2018
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials stood watch all day in remembrance of Deputy Jake Kuredjian, a Saugus man who was killed in the line of duty 17 years ago Friday.
Knight, Hill talk space force
September 1, 2018
Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, said he stands with the U.S. Air Force and its authority in knowing what is best for the aerospace industry, regardless of a perception that he’s breaking with the Republican Party on certain issues, like the creation of a space force.
Carl Kanowksy | Salary history and the three Behrs
September 1, 2018
John Behr and his wife, Margaret, owned an oat-processing company that, among other things, made oats for oatmeal called John’s Groats. Margaret dreamed up the catchy slogan, “John’s Groats, so
Paul Butler: Worth more than 9 cents
September 1, 2018
To help get our children through college without debt, my wife, Gaynor, and I took on part-time jobs to help pay for college. I teach college on a Monday in
SCCS football focused on getting back in the win column
September 1, 2018
During a morning film session after last Friday’s one-point loss to St. Bernard, Santa Clarita Christian football had a moment of clarity. “The entire team stopped and said okay guys,
Stori time in Santa Clarita
September 1, 2018
Valencia resident Tamer Abdel grew tired of hearing, “Use our hashtag,” and “Tag us on your posts,” during social events — and then realizing only one or two people
SCV residents fighting tickets have to do so in Chatsworth
September 1, 2018
Any alleged scofflaw looking to challenge a traffic ticket will now have to do so in Chatsworth, regardless of whether the ticket was issued in the Newhall Pass or Gorman. “Effective
SCV football teams put up big numbers in Week Two
August 31, 2018
Valencia football travelled to Victorville on Friday night to take on Silverado and emerged victorious with a 58-35 win. Jake Santos got the Vikings on the board early with a
Canyon football flourishes in first win of the season
August 31, 2018
Something unusual happened when Canyon football visited John Burroughs High School on Friday in the 50-21 rout of the Indians at John Burroughs High School. With just under three minutes
COC Foundation, Princess Cruises to host breakfast meeting
August 31, 2018
The College of the Canyons Foundation is partnering with Princess Cruises to host an informational meeting and breakfast for local businesses, said James Kneblik, director of development or the College