
West Ranch student creates summer science camp
Incoming West Ranch junior Brandon Chang,16, is helping junior high students realize their love for science, one week-long summer camp at a time. GalaxSea Explorers, a new initiative created by

Incoming West Ranch junior Brandon Chang,16, is helping junior high students realize their love for science, one week-long summer camp at a time. GalaxSea Explorers, a new initiative created by

The city of Santa Clarita, in partnership with the L.A. County Fire Department, held a Summer Fire Safety Press Conference on Friday morning aimed to educate residents about the mitigation

News release Santa Clarita resident W. L. (Bill) Lyons III, recently released his eighth book, “Exile to Kodiak.” “In tune with today’s concerns about the environment and strident government,

News release Santa Paula Theater Center is presenting Wendy MacLoud’s “Women in Jeopardy,” opening this weekend and running through July 21. The theater’s news release described the play as a

News release Ventura Harbor Village is planning a full day of festivities on Wednesday, culminating in a drone show, all in celebration of the upcoming X-Games. The event schedule

News release Santa Clarita Artists Association’s Gallery is showcasing “Rhythm & Soul” in a new exhibit running through July 14, with a free artists’ reception scheduled Saturday. The reception is scheduled

News release The SCVTV production team captured silver and bronze awards at the 45th Annual Telly Awards announced on May 21. SCVTV was named a Silver Telly Winner in

The Santa Clarita Valley NAACP chapter held a weekend of fun, games and entertainment in celebration of the federal recognized holiday, Juneteenth, aimed to educate the community about its historical

The Santa Clarita Valley Elks Lodge No. 2379 held a special ceremony and presentation on Friday evening for National Flag Day to educate the community and younger generations on the

Wolf’s Head Bay Book II: The Race for Home by Jeffery Allen Boyd “Auction?” Richard repeated incredulously. “You mean a—an actual modern-day slave auction—in this country?” The frightened yet determined

This particular 1943 Jeep was a former World War II logistics vehicle. It even worked during the land war in Japan. It returned to America after the war, and in

We just returned from Napa Valley, attending the Napa Collective Barrel Auction, one of the top wine charity events in the world. My future columns will cover that. While there

Award-winning singer Terrell Edwards headlined “A Night of Motown,” the latest installment of the Summer Breeze concert series at the California Institute of the Arts on Saturday. Edwards was joined

While people throughout the world enjoy ice cream on a hot summer day, not many can say that they were featured in a concert video eating ice cream in a

News release Santa Clarita author Alicia Jones has published a new book intended to help families make delicious, healthier versions of everyday foods and take the guesswork out of what’s

News release The Acton Agua Dulce Arts Council is calling for entries for its upcoming “Endless Summer” exhibit at the TAADAA Art Gallery, located in Acton. Both two-dimensional and

News release The city of Santa Clarita has opened its latest art exhibition, “Celebrating Diversity,” in the First Floor Gallery within Santa Clarita’s City Hall, 23920 Valencia Blvd. This

Compiled from news releases Dig Deep Theatre’s production of Tennessee Williams’ “The Glass Menagerie” is scheduled to run for eight performances at The Main in Old Town Newhall starting Friday.

News release Soroptimist International of Valencia is scheduled Aug. 2 to host “Laughs for a Cause,” a special event celebrating the organization’s 50th anniversary benefiting its dream programs: Live Your

The Santa Clarita Master Chorale performed its “Seasons of Song” concert at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons in early June. Photos by Dan Watson/The