The Santa Clarita Community College District board of trustees voted last week to appoint a new member representing Trustee Area No. 5 following the recent resignation of Joan MacGregor. The
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer The president of the University of California said on Monday that the 10-campus university system would enforce policies banning encampments and the wearing of masks to
The Saugus Union School District began offering preschool at Bouquet Canyon Early Learning Academy in January after the program was shuttered in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Tuesday,
A new high school, two new auditoriums and the first two-story building for the district’s oldest school. Those are some of the things that Measure SA funds helped to produce
A College of the Canyons official said Thursday the contract with a Valencia-based developer to build an off-campus career technical education center is still “under review,” despite the fact that
Jeff and Kristina Carpenter got their two kids ready on Thursday for the first day of school at their alma mater. With a six-year age gap between the two parents,
The first Santa Clarita Community College District board of trustees meeting since the removal of Dianne Van Hook as chancellor of College of the Canyons saw the board stick to
At the UCLA Liquid Biopsy Laboratory, it is not uncommon to find researchers discussing their findings among other professors and scientists. So, when 21 high school students showed up with
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The federal government urged the Supreme Court on Tuesday to reinstate a $475 billion student loan relief plan after an appeals court ruling blocked key parts.
Local student named to Ohio University’s dean’s list Ohio University College of Fine Arts student Joey Negrete, of Valencia, has been named to Ohio’s fall 2023 dean’s list. The dean’s
Thursday’s Appropriations Committee hearings in both the state Assembly and Senate will decide on the fate of a slew of bills currently hanging in “suspense.” Commonly known as “Suspense Day,”
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer A federal judge on Tuesday ordered UCLA to stop preventing Jewish students from traversing the campus amid pro-Palestinian protests. The ruling was made after three Jewish
News release College of the Canyons will launch its clinical laboratory scientist certificate program in the fall 2024 semester, which begins on Aug. 19. Clinical laboratory scientists work in
Contract was already canceled last month when COC said it was ‘under review’ While College of the Canyons officials said last month that the contract to have a Valencia-based developer build
The deadline for a candidate to file paperwork to be on the ballot for local school board elections was Friday. In total, 15 seats across the six local districts will
Parents could be seen lining up outside Rosedell Elementary School Tuesday morning with their kids waiting to drop them off for the first day of school. Some were saying their
There has been an apparent reshuffling of the College of the Canyons administration as Deputy Chancellor Diane Fierro and Sharlene Coleal, assistant superintendent of business services, are set to retire,
Newhall Avenue was lined up with cars Monday morning as parents dropped off their kids at Hart High for the first day of the 2024-25 school year. Senior Ashley Santillan
The campus of Academy of the Canyons was placed on a brief “soft lockdown” Monday morning due to nearby law enforcement activity, according to William S. Hart Union High School
When students in Kim Rojas’ culinary class at Valencia High School walk into their first class on Monday, they’ll be greeted by an assortment of ethnic foods. Their task: to
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