Santa Clarita residents were taken out to the ball game on Saturday for the 44th Santa Clarita Dodger Day event, celebrating community — and a baseball rivalry. “The city partners
The rumor going ‘round is that the 2023 Boots and Brews country music festival attracted an audience of 8,000 with headliner Lee Brice captivating the audience at Central Park on
The city’s annual budget surpassed the $300-million mark Tuesday, with City Manager Ken Striplin calling the $322 million spending plan a far cry from one of the city’s first budgets,
Teen author Alessandro Concas took his book signing event at Havana Savannah on Sunday very seriously. He dressed in a suit and tie, mingled with guests and spoke professionally about
Malena Bloom and Milo Tisdale have known each other since the fourth grade. In the eighth grade, they became debate partners at Global Prep Academy. Four years later, Bloom and
Mackenzie Krestul began Code Read in 2016 as a way to spread the message that literacy is one of the most important parts of education, that it is not just
Valencia Hills Community Church is set to host an in-person class educating attendees on the benefits that the Social Security system can offer to those unable to work or looking
Fly fishing has been deemed by many as a male-dominated sport, but just over 40 women gathered to defy that notion at an event held at Chesebrough Park on Saturday.
Raymond Bradford, a graduating student from Sequoia School who’s on the autism spectrum, said he often feels that people look down on his school, but they shouldn’t — as many
Castaic High School graduated its first-ever class in a ceremony held at College of the Canyons’ Cougar Stadium on Thursday, conferring approximately 307 diplomas in the process. The school was
Teresa Boston took the painful steps on Wednesday to mark the end of a journey that her son Isaac started but didn’t get the chance to complete. “When I would
Santa Clarita Christian School held its 41st annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, with some students ending their time there after having attended since kindergarten. Mark Wilson, an administrator at SCCS
Over 550 graduates from Valencia High School took the stage at College of the Canyons’ Cougar Stadium to receive their diplomas on Friday — but in doing so they also
From quail eggs, organic strawberries, fresh flowers and freshly brewed coffee, The Old Town Newhall Farmers Market continues to provide a sense of community for Santa Clarita while residents do
“I was given a less than 1% chance of ever walking again,” said cancer survivor Jamie Alamillo. “So as soon as I was able to walk again I started –
The students sitting on College of the Canyons’ football field Wednesday were stepping onto West Ranch High School’s campus and stepping into their new role as a Wildcats just four
Ayleen, Jacob, Patricia, Jayden, Ariana, Liam, Joana, Enrique, Samantha, Isaac, Leilani, Tyler, Bridgette, Bryce, Isiuwa, Kaden, Silvia, Alijah, Isabella, Tucker, Addison, Gina, Owen, Kailyn, Lincoln, Hailey, Sergio, Arely and Alexander’s
The very first Instagram post is just the start for this student. Seeing the comments and likes roll in gives him a confidence boost that keeps him scrolling. Without even
California Institute of the Arts held its second graduation ceremony since the pandemic on Friday, conferring 370 degrees from six different schools in the process. While the traditionally untraditional ceremony
Dozens of mothers and their preschool-age kids once again gathered at the Congregation Beth Shalom temple on Friday for a special snow day celebration. The event takes place every year
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