After a year of hard work, local musician and “The Voice” alumna Karli Webster released her debut EP “Bittersweet” on Friday. “Bittersweet” contains five songs written throughout Webster’s life that
California Institute of the Arts is inviting the public to a week celebrating Latin American arts and culture, scheduled for March 4 through 8. “This is our culture, let’s share
There would be no rain delays this time for the Castaic Sports Complex skate park ribbon-cutting ceremony. After having to postpone due to weather concerns earlier this month, and after
College of the Canyons became a nexus for all things pop culture Sunday as 70 vendors from across California met with about a thousand fans of all ages at Kimzar
Partygoers in elegant masquerade masks mingled with Batman, Captain America, Spiderman, the Hulk and several Wonder Women as they celebrated the Filipino American Association of Santa Clarita Valley’s (Fil-Am of SCV) 36th annual Inaugural Ball at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Sunday.
In a night that took the circus theme seriously, both in its aesthetic and atmosphere, the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center once again hosted its annual celebrity waiter event Saturday.
The Newhall Community Center is set to present the latest exhibit by Heroes of Color, which focuses on the celebration of the arts from around the world. The multicultural cartoon
In an evening filled with drinks, live music and deep fried fish, the Santa Clarita Sons of the American Legion held their first-ever “Fish Fry” event at Post 507 Saturday.
Following in the same tradition they’ve held for the last five decades, the Xi Nu Zeta sorority is once again hosting their annual lasagna dinner scholarship fundraiser at Our Lady
The Santa Clarita Valley Escrow Association is once again hosting the annual Grill Master Challenge “Battle of the Champions” at Wolf Creek Brewery, with proceeds to be given to The
Rock music isn’t dead, according to musician Andrew Hagar. It’s just revamping its image. “If anything, some of the rock ’n’ roll music we hear now is better than it’s
Now in its fifth year, the Santa Clarita Public Library’s One Story One City program returns in March with a new book announced Thursday. The 2019 book selection is “The
So, this is the third in my series of, “why would you live anywhere else?” The first featured Rideau, the historic home of a guest ranch serving weary stagecoach travelers
David Heredia worked for roughly 20 years as a freelance artist and often struggled to find fulfilling, well-paying work before finally finding success. Now, he wants to help other Santa
Despite its reviews and subtitles, movie goers at Congregation Beth Shalom admired the screening of “Let Yourself Go,” the subsequent film in the synagogue’s CBS Film Series, on Sunday. “It
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, couples and friends made a stop at Valentine’s Salsa Dance Night, hosted by the city of Santa Clarita, at the Canyon Country Community Center
The last series of Thursdays@Newhall shows for the winter season kicks off this month, the city announced. Thursdays@Newhall is an ongoing opportunity for residents of Santa Clarita to attend shows,
Though there’s no yellow brick roads around College of the Canyons, the Emerald City can still be found with a performance of “The Wizard of Oz” presented by the ESCAPE
After months of brainstorming and problem solving, the K-6 students of Oak Hills Elementary are prepared to showcase their engineering and science projects at the 2019 STEM Expo on Friday.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the new Castaic Sports Complex skate park scheduled for Friday at 10 a.m. has been postponed due to rain concerns. “We’re pretty