
Road Kings flips pancakes and leadership
Members of the Burbank Road Kings left behind their cars for pancakes on Saturday at the Don Redding Museum, an event spearheaded by their first female president Karen Arellano. Pancake

Members of the Burbank Road Kings left behind their cars for pancakes on Saturday at the Don Redding Museum, an event spearheaded by their first female president Karen Arellano. Pancake

Kia Dupclay was 15 years old when she fell victim to “the game,” or as most of society knows it, human trafficking. She was on her way to a friend’s

An ambient, cozy atmosphere at Hart and Main on Wednesday set the tone for the rest of the night during the first-ever Jazz on Main, a sold-out jazz event featuring

Santa Clarita residents were invited to see beyond the front doors of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station without being put in cuffs on Thursday in partnership with the Valley

Those who enjoy Native American art, music, food and dancing might want to stop by William S. Hart Park this weekend for the free 29th anniversary Hart of the

So, after six glorious hours at Casanova di Neri (four touring and tasting and two lingering over a delectable late lunch at Neri’s Relais restaurant), the 10 of us returned

Woman who grew up in a small Moldova village shares her experience with Operation Christmas Child Olesea Makarets, who grew up in a small village in Moldova in the 1990s,

Titania K9 Fund hosted its annual fundraiser with a new theme, “An Evening with Therapy Dogs,” in the Santa Clarita Valley and raised $9,000 to help fund the Amerman Family

News release Celebrating the fall season, the Canyon Theatre Guild recently opened Ken Ludwig’s “The Gods of Comedy,” running through Oct. 29. “The Gods of Comedy” is one of Tony

Soroptimist International hosted its annual Bras for a Cause fundraiser celebrating 20 years of breast cancer awareness at the Hyatt Regency on Saturday night. Bras for a Cause is an

A princess, a frog and a group of travelers took the Newhall Family Theater stage on Saturday. In the midst of telling stories about fantasy and community, the theater filled

Santa Clarita residents attended “City Cinemas at the Park” to watch a screening of “Top Gun: Maverick” on Friday night. Attendees showed up with blankets, camp chairs, and popcorn. Food

Saturday marked National Public Lands Day, a day for nature lovers to actively participate in its yearly restoration — and a group of volunteers took to the former site of

The Senses Block Party took place on Thursday on Main St. in Old Town Newhall, where attendees made sure to bring their best game face and enjoy the atmosphere of

Ayush Doshi, 16, has received the highest honor of any Scout who embarks upon this trajectory — The Distinguished Eagle Scout Award. Only 1% of Boy Scouts earn this

Santa Clarita resident Mario Quicho participated in the “Price is Right” game show, and the episode is scheduled to air on Monday on the CBS network from 10 to 11

News release The Santa Clarita Valley Rotary special events committee is rescheduling its Charity Chili Cook-Off, which was originally planned for the afternoon of Oct. 7, to an evening

Prospective college students from the William S. Hart Union High School District’s junior high and high schools gathered Tuesday to learn more about college and their future. The College and

News release Casino rocker Donny Parvo is descending upon historic Old Town Newhall on Saturday with his “The Last Ride of the Load Ranger” tour. This is a one-night-only concert

News release Celebrating the end of summer, the Canyon Theatre Guild presents the comedy, Joe DiPietro’s “Over the River and Through the Woods.” The play opens Saturday and runs weekends through