The California Air Resources Board voted last week to require public transit agencies to switch to zero-emission buses by 2040. Although not surprised by the news, Santa Clarita Transit officials
SCV Water Agency board members have tabled discussion of Dante Acosta’s nomination to the board until the new year, hoping Supervisor Kathryn Barger will consider merging Waterworks District 36 into
County supervisors have called for investigation into the use of force, and particularly the use of pepper spray, on kids placed in juvenile halls and probation camps. Citing a recent
The pool at Val Verde’s community park is getting a facelift thanks to county supervisors who set aside $570,000 to repair its deck. On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Board
A man who allegedly wielded a knife during a confrontation with another man was arrested at gunpoint late Tuesday afternoon, prompting a couple of witnesses to seek shelter in nearby
At least two people were hurt in a traffic collision on The Old Road near Towsley Canyon mid-afternoon Tuesday. The crash happened shortly after 2:05 p.m. just south of Calgrove
To avoid a return to the nightmare of Thanksgiving weekend traffic, Caltrans is reopening the closed-for-construction lane on Interstate 5 in Castaic just in time for the Christmas weekend traffic.
The nomination of former 38th District Assemblyman Dante Acosta to the SCV Water Agency board of directors has hit a snag, as it is now being reviewed by the county’s
After waiting months for a response, Bridge to Home received notice that its grant process toward a year-round homeless shelter has been canceled. The nonprofit organization is now asking the
One of the specialty squads assembled by Capt. Robert Lewis in response to identified crime trends — in this case, a team assigned to address crime at retail stores —
Porch pirates stealing packages delivered to Santa Clarita Valley doorsteps are proving to be this holiday season’s prime culprit for law enforcement. “Thieves are always on the lookout for an
While developers with Tejon Ranch revel in Los Angeles County’s approval of their Centennial Project and its 19,000 homes, they continue to work on ways to satisfy a Kern County
Before any of the nearly 500 homes are built on Hasley Canyon Road near Del Valle Road, the developer must first install flood control infrastructure at the intersection. The developer
The Church on the Way held its annual Winter Wonderland event on Sunday, which featured food, live music, snow play areas, a train ride and photo opportunities with Santa Claus and a live Nativity scene.
Planning ahead for the future often involves having a strong educational foundation upon which a secure and financially rewarding career can be built. While many students and families give ample
As a way to reach out to underprivileged families, Junior Chamber International’s Santa Clarita Chapter held its Santa’s Helpers event at Ice Station Valencia on Saturday.
Hundreds of families joined together for some food and presents at the 13th annual Festividad for Christ Community Christmas Celebration at Faith Community Church in Newhall on Saturday.
Families received some early Christmas cheer with help from Family Promise during its holiday shopping event at Valencia Methodist Church on Saturday.
Katie Hill hung up the phone, walked into the room where her staff sat, worn and tired, for their noontime meeting the day after the election. “I walked in …
The soon-to-be-former Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, wanted to keep his offices in the 25th Congressional District open through the end of the year. Dutiful to the end, even after his