Wine tasting to benefit Boys & Girls Club
August 13, 2018
By Carl J. Kanowsky “It’s so nice – small and intimate, only for 75 people. Really, a celebration of what the Boys & Girls Club does, which is helping kids.”
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Accused Valencia bank-robbing duo ends with woman sentenced, man to hearing
August 13, 2018
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for a Valencia man accused of robbing banks while the Valencia woman arrested with him was sentenced to one year less a day after
Pilot in Sunday plane crash identified as Marina del Rey man
August 13, 2018
The pilot who died Sunday after his plane crashed next to the northbound lanes of Interstate 5, near Sylmar, has been identified as 55-year-old Scott Frasier Watson, of Marina del
Cause of Big Oaks Lodge fire expected this week
August 13, 2018
Investigators hope to reveal the suspected cause of the fire over the weekend at Big Oaks Lodge by the end of this week. Inspector Sal Alvarado of the Los Angeles
The next quake: Are you ready?
August 13, 2018
Are you ready if an earthquake rocks California? In 1994, many Santa Clarita residents had the misfortune of experiencing the Northridge earthquake. “I can sum it up in two words:
Slime Time: 9-year-old entrepreneur makes gooey profit
August 13, 2018
Sunday Signal Series: Interesting Hobbies and Jobs This is one installment in an occasional series about unique Santa Clarita Valley residents, from those who enjoy the quirky side of life to
SCV foster families provide huge support in time of great need
August 13, 2018
More than 200 children in the foster care system attend schools in the various districts of the Santa Clarita Valley, according to EdData, making it possible that you or your
Sulphur Springs welcomes new program specialist and social worker
August 13, 2018
The Sulphur Springs Union School District will employ a school social worker next year, and members of the community had an opportunity to meet her along with the district’s newest
Time Ranger: Vampire Van Cannibal Killer Stalks SCV
August 13, 2018
A warm and western howdy to you, saddlepals and saddlepal-ettes. Amen, boy howdy. I haven’t written that phrase in eons. Bottom of my heart, it’s absolute Christmas to see all
SCCS soccer player’s European odyssey
August 13, 2018
Although she led the Santa Clarita Christian School girls soccer team in scoring with 34 goals last season, Sydney Boswell admits she wasn’t too confident when her Real So Cal-SCV
COC’s First-Year program gets extended deadline
August 13, 2018
It’s not too late to apply for a year of free tuition through the College of the Canyons’ First-Year Promise Plus program, as COC has extended the application deadline until
Few challengers in school board races
August 13, 2018
More than half of this year’s Santa Clarita Valley school board “races” have candidates running unopposed, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder. All six candidates in the Castaic Union
Nonprofit leader vies for COC seat
August 13, 2018
Santa Clarita Valley Boys & Girls Club board President Ann-Marie Bjorkman declared her candidacy for the College of the Canyons Board of Trustees 5th District seat, which is currently held
‘Project-based learning’ prepares students at early age for workforce
August 13, 2018
As industries around the world continue to evolve with technology, employers are seeking out those with the skills and critical thinking necessary to fill the jobs of tomorrow — prompting
Ex-Queensryche Singer Geoff Tate to Commit “OPERATION: Mindcrime” at Canyon Santa Clarita Aug. 18
August 13, 2018
Rock singer Geoff Tate of progressive metal band Queensrÿche and solo notoriety will celebrate the 30th anniversary of “OPERATION:MindCrime” at the Canyon Santa Clarita Saturday night, Aug. 18, by performing
Power outage in Newhall was caused by a bad underground cable, Edison says
August 12, 2018
The power outage that initially affected around 3,600 Southern California Edison users in Newhall on Saturday was caused by a bad underground cable, an Edison spokesperson said on Sunday.
CRY America fundraises to help children, holds art competition for children and families
August 12, 2018
The Los Angeles Chapter of Child Rights and You held its Arts and Movement Carnival fundraiser Sunday at the Ekata Training Center in Valencia.
Ice Station lets people beat the heat with “Snow Day” event
August 12, 2018
As the summer heat continues to burn outside, Ice Station Valencia offered residents a different way to beat the heat, by moving winter up a little sooner in the year.
Plane crashes along the 5 Freeway, SIG Alert issued
August 12, 2018
A plane crashed on the northbound 5 Freeway near Sylmar, officials said.
Single vehicle fire causes small brush fire
August 12, 2018
A single truck fire caused a small brush fire response from firefighters Sunday afternoon, officials said. Seven engines responded the a call of a vehicle fire on the northbound 14