News release College of the Canyons professor and Santa Clarita resident Sara Caldwell has authored an updated edition of her book, “Splatter Flicks: How to Make Low-Budget Horror Films,” which
Seymour joined The Kite Club at West Ranch High School and with the help of a few other students, he built a kite strong enough to lift him up from
News release Pastor David Hegg of Grace Baptist Church has released, “Calvin’s Cross,” a work of historical fiction that takes place in the modern day and unravels a myth from
News release Local actor, filmmaker and author Stephen Michael Kelly has released “The Adventures of Rex and Daisy: Henry Does His Best,” a children’s book celebrating resilience, teamwork and empathy,
Peter Sherayko’s new book touches on Senate Bill 132, which took effect Jan. 1, 2025, and created new firearm safety rules for film and television sets following the 2021 “Rust”
News release In his debut novel, “Echoes of Judicial Corruption,” Santa Clarita attorney and longtime resident Jack W. Henriksen delivers a legal thriller rooted in real-life courtroom drama and personal
News release After years of working in education and mentoring young athletes, one local graduate felt called to tell a story that reflected the grit, dreams and resilience of the
News release Newhall-based poet Rick Lupert is scheduled July 29 to publish his 29th collection, “High Moose Alert,” a hilarious and heartfelt poetic travelogue chronicling a cruise through Vancouver, Alaska
News release The city of Santa Clarita’s art exhibition, “The Reading Tree,” by Therese Verner, is on display through Aug. 12 at the Old Town Newhall Library Branch, 24500 Main
Marielle Henderson put on her green apron and began to look through an assortment of fruits and vegetables. She carefully looked at pears, bananas and tomatoes, before placing them into
College of the Canyons will be hosting its second annual Santa Clarita Valley Book Festival in the COC University Center on its Valencia campus on May 10, with the organizers
As rain poured down on Saturday morning, children and families dashed for cover, many of them heading toward the Jo Anne Darcy Library. After drying themselves off, many guests walked
It was a “paw-ty” and families were raising the “woof” on Tuesday morning at Duane R. Harte Park in River Village for the launch of the city’s newest “Trail Tails
Taking a decade to write her story, one woman sought to uncover her heritage, and her life was changed forever. Diane Wheaton, the author of “Finding Loretta: An Adopted Daughter’s
The Mitchell River House was full of avid readers as they eagerly waited to hear about Ecuadorian author Zoraida Córdova’s writing process and inspiration for her novel, “The Inheritance of
News release The Santa Clarita Public Library has announced this year’s selection for the One Story One City program: “The Inheritance of Orquídea Divina,” by Zoraida Córdova. “This extraordinary,
On a recent Tuesday morning, Michele Lobl, a retired city employee, made her way to Newhall Elementary School to spend some time with Mrs. Katherine George’s second-grade class. “How’s everybody
News release Marc Wanamaker, a film historian, researcher, consultant, author, podcaster, and owner of the Bison Archives, is scheduled 2 p.m. Sunday to speak at Rancho Camulos about how the early
News release The city is planning a sweet day of fun at the 17th annual Family Literacy Festival at the Santa Clarita Public Library, Old Town Newhall Branch, on Saturday,
The Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library transformed into a fantasy-land of sorts for the 2024 Teen FanFest on Friday, an event aimed at fostering connections among teenagers who have