
Firehouse donates life-saving equipment
In an effort to impact the life-saving capabilities of local first-responders, the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation awarded more than $35,000 in grants to schools and a hospital Tuesday at

In an effort to impact the life-saving capabilities of local first-responders, the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation awarded more than $35,000 in grants to schools and a hospital Tuesday at

Superstar students were given a special night last Friday as volunteers organized a prom that offered special-needs students in the Santa Clarita Valley a memorable lifetime experience. 2018 A Night

A spontaneous schoolwide dance party erupted at Meadows Elementary School early Monday morning as its distinguished students and staff gathered to celebrate an award from the California Department of Education.

Multiple seats on the Castaic, Hart, Saugus, Sulphur Springs, Newhall and College of the Canyons governing boards will be up for election this November as candidates have already begun declaring

Administrators at CalArts shut the college campus down Monday to “err of the side of caution,” allowing local sheriff’s deputies to investigate, after school officials noticed a “possible threat” posted

The Albert Einstein Academy hosted its final promotion on Friday as the school honored its sixth-grade students who will move on to middle school in the coming year. Parents and

The California Institute of the Arts’ 2018 graduating Master of Fine Arts student art show opened on Friday at The Box in Los Angeles. The show, which runs until June

Members of the largest graduating class in the 48-year history of College of the Canyons gathered in the Honor Grove at Friday’s commencement ceremony to celebrate an important academic milestone.

An additional $3 billion in funding is on its way to California schools following the “May Revise,” an annual budget proposal from Gov. Jerry Brown’s office. Santa Clarita Valley parents

Graduation is upon the College of the Canyons and its students, who will don their blue caps and gowns in the honor grove tomorrow morning for COC’s 2018 graduation ceremony.

Since 2011, College of the Canyons has seen a nearly 98 percent increase in the number of students graduating. In fact, the number of total graduates seven years ago, 1,130,

While there hasn’t been an election for a Hart district Governing Board member in about three years, that’s likely to change in November. Hart district board member Joe Messina recently

For the first time in nearly a decade, a new bond measure could be coming to the November ballot and the schools of the Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School District. The

The Saugus Union School District has announced that it is seeking to fill three new vacancies on its Measure EE Citizens’ Oversight Committee. Measure EE, a $148 million Prop 39

COC officials offered a reminder that summer session is still enrolling this week. Two more Summer Rush dates will give students a convenient opportunity to apply and enroll for summer

Family and friends of Acton-Agua Dulce education official Larry Layton confirmed his death over the weekend due to heart failure. He was 75. Layton was a member of the governing

On Oct. 1, 2017, Hailey Phipps was at the Route 91 Harvest music festival enjoying Vegas and country music with friends when a shooter opened fire from a Las Vegas

During Vasquez High School’s Night of Stars event this week, Assemblyman Tom Lackey issued Legislative Certificates of Recognition to students who have displayed excellence throughout the year. Night of Stars

Although the city was ranked last in a national study of job opportunities for new college graduates, 18 of Santa Clarita’s College of the Canyons’ college career education programs were

Whether it’s a new fence at Valley View or the new systems currently being installed in the Saugus Union School district, nearly every district in the Santa Clarita Valley has