Local Vietnam War veteran and Santa Clarita Valley resident Dan Bradley looked for the names of his fallen comrades on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. on Saturday. Bradley
Katie Goldman was scrolling through Pinterest one day to find a community service project that her newly formed Girl Scouts Daisy Troop 70572 could take on and do themselves. Goldman
Saturday marked the 50th annual Frontier Toyota Henry Mayo Golf Classic, which returned to its long-time regular home at the Valencia Country Club. The classic was held continuously on a
Santa Clarita resident Jiten Pandya grew up loving superheroes. He fell in love with their willingness to save people, jaw-dropping superpowers and unique personalities. Out of all the superheroes from
Saugus Union School District officials announced Wednesday a principal was placed on administrative leave after more than a dozen parents spoke out at Tuesday’s board meeting. “SUSD takes the concerns
Former Hart High School quarterback and NFL champ Joe Kapp died Monday at the age of 85. Kapp, a member of the College Football and Canadian Football halls of fame,
Editor’s note: This story is the first in a continuing series that looks at the investigations that led to federal indictments regarding fentanyl-related overdose deaths in the Santa Clarita Valley
Addison Rivera received her first treatment of chemotherapy on her eighth birthday, four days after she was diagnosed with Leukemia. Addison thought that her mom made her pack her bags for
A hand to hold, a tail to be seen wagging or a mane to pet can provide comfort to those who need it. To recognize this unconditional support, the William
It’s not every day a city has an open house to discuss development plans for an area that’s been a key economic driver for 30 years. Such is the state
Rebeca Valenzuela grinned ear to ear as she talked about the opportunities presented to her at the Triumph Foundation’s Wheelchair Sports Festival held at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex on
Castaic Coyotes baseball won the school’s first playoff game Wednesday in a wild-card matchup with the Excelsior Charter Eagles. The Coyotes originally were scheduled to have their first postseason matchup at
A Downtown Los Angeles jury convicted a Newhall man of 12 counts Tuesday in connection with a pair of shootings in November 2017. Monolito Guerra, 35, was found guilty on
Across the Santa Clarita Valley, there are 54 public schools with 2,200 teachers and more than 50,000 students. The SCV’s public schools regularly rank among the top 10% in California.
A person was killed Monday evening after being struck by a Metrolink train on the tracks in Newhall, officials said. Los Angeles County Fire Department officials received a notification from
Hart High School and Saugus High School took top spots at the Winter Guard Association of Southern California’s World Open on April 23, held at California State University, Long Beach.
West Ranch High School’s winter percussion ensemble won a first-place championship at the Southern California Percussion Alliance competition on April 15. The acclaimed percussion team had the highest score of
Elijah Greene, 13, has fought for his life since he was just a baby. Greene’s brave battles continue to this day. Greene is now battling his fifth cancer, a form
By Trevor Morgan and Perry Smith A 15-year-old Valencia High School student was stabbed in an on-campus fight that led to the school being put on a brief soft lockdown
Judge Michael Terrell sentenced a Canyon Country man to 14 years and four months in prison Thursday, following his March conviction by a jury on all six counts he
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