The CEO of the Santa Clarita Valley Food Service Agency, Lynnelle Grumbles, is planning to retire in December, after submitting her intent to resign Friday. The move prompted discussion of
The Newhall School District governing board re-upped on its advertising campaign contract during a Tuesday night meeting. The new 12-month advertising contract with Mellady Direct Marketing is set to cost
To honor an outgoing employee who has worked at the college for nearly three decades, California Institute of the Arts is scheduled to hold a free concert on Saturday, Oct.
A total of six William S. Hart Union High School District students were connected to a possible threat within the district, resulting in their detainment by deputies, according to a
Lynnelle Grumbles, CEO of the Santa Clarita Valley Food Services Agency — which feeds elementary-school-age children across the Santa Clarita Valley — is set to resign Thursday. The decision to
While students with the Young Americans for Freedom club set up 3,000 American flags on Hart High School’s front lawn on Wednesday, other kids walking by on their way to
Staff and students at Castaic Elementary School donned their most patriotic red, white and blue attire for a Cub Rally on Wednesday in honor of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The
Early in the morning, half an hour before school was set to begin, students, staff and parents gathered on Trinity Classical Academy’s front lawn on Wednesday to honor the victims
Planetarium assemblies, professional development and hearing tests are on the docket for the Sulphur Springs Union School District’s governing board meeting Tuesday. Among other items, the district is looking at
Calling on the best of the best from across Southern California, the Hart Regiment of William S. Hart High School is once again ramping up for their annual Rampage marching
Dozens of College of the Canyons students, professors and community members gathered Monday for the college’s inaugural International Forum on Youth, which will consists of four days of special events
College of the Canyons presents its Service Awards every year to honor the staff, faculty members and administrators who have provided years of service to the college and helped make
Giving students an opportunity to speak with and learn from experts in their respective fields, Trinity Classical Academy has partnered with the Alfred Mann Foundation to promote STEM fields with
Although they’re only in elementary school, California Highway Patrol Officer Justin Hallgren let the students of Northlake Elementary School know how important they are to keeping their schoolmates safe every
Residents interested in receiving a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree while remaining in the Santa Clarita Valley are invited to open house event on Tuesday, Sept. 17, that will detail
Editor’s note: This is the third in a continuing series looking at Santa Clarita Valley residents who earned acceptance into the various U.S. military academies. Dawson Waage, a 2019 graduate
During their Wednesday night meeting, the governing board members of the William S. Hart Union High School District approved the 2019-20 allocation of Title I allocations by school site. The
Students are no longer allowed to use cellphones at La Mesa Junior High School, according to La Mesa Principal Michelle Krantz, who described the school’s new “no phone” policy at
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, saw three of her education bills pass through the state Senate on Thursday. Assembly Bill 543, AB 1233 and AB 1729 all passed through the
The Sustainability Center at College of the Canyons hosted its fall semester open house event Wednesday for students, staff and community members who were interested in learning more about sustainability