Kristie Leiner’s third-grade classroom worked with fervor on a math lesson Wednesday, but to an outside visitor, it might have looked like fun with video games. “I’m working on ‘Flappy
Source: College of the Canyons A group of 25 advanced animation students at College of the Canyons spent the entire Spring 2017 semester bringing to life the memories of Holocaust
The extreme fire danger that hit the Santa Clarita Valley earlier this week is now expected to continue into Friday night, officials from the National Weather Service (NWS) announced Wednesday.
The Santa Clarita Community College District, which oversees College of the Canyons, is expected to review several financial reports during its meeting Wednesday that include its annual budget requirements. These
Many braved fires, ferocious winds, power outages, etc. to attend the SCV chapter of CalRTA’s holiday luncheon. Founding member and first chapter president Anna May Robinson surprised everyone by attending.
Eternal Art Tattoo took the next step toward relocating its shop a mile down the road Tuesday. The city of Santa Clarita is planning to build the new Canyon Country
Leaders from the Los Angeles County Health Agency will join healthcare policy and finance experts for a half-day seminar exploring the feasibility of implementing a universal healthcare model in California.
The Rye Fire has burned at least 7,000 acres and is five percent contained. Six people remain evacuated at College of the Canyons, according to a tweet from the City
“The Spark of Love” Toy Drive On Saturday, December 2, the SCV Street Rod Association Car Club donated toys to “The Spark of Love Toy Drive” at Fire Station 150
Students in the Sulphur Springs Union School District will have a chance to attend two academies during the district’s winter break. These include a Winter Academy for additional school support
#RyeFire now burning from #SantaClarita to #VenturaCounty line, threatening to jump the #Hwy126 Super Scoopers trying to stop it from spreading @CBSLA #CBSLA pic.twitter.com/BZ5O9ETNhL — Cristy Fajardo (@fajardonews) December 6,
Two employees at Mitchell Community School received a special goodie bag Tuesday when they were recognized for their exemplary efforts at the elementary school. Mitchell Teacher Trina Mitchell and Office
Courtesy of the City of Santa Clarita City sidewalks, busy sidewalks, dressed in holiday style…and by spring of next year, some may be stamped in original poems. The City
Beginning in spring 2018, students at College of Canyons will be able to park in an off-campus lot and use apps like Uber and Lyft to get to the college’s
Santa Clarita’s planning commissioners are expected to take the next step toward officially putting the Cemex property within city limits Tuesday, as well as a few hundred other acres. The
The Hart district schools evacuated as a result of the Rye Fire on Tuesday were expected to be open for students Wednesday, officials said Tuesday evening. Officials with the William
In the aftermath of the 1994 Northridge earthquake, a Saugus neighborhood came together. So starts the tale of camaraderie, community and cheer that literally lights up a Santa Clarita neighborhood
A corridor of parks along Newhall Ranch Road through Valencia and into Saugus is soon to be watered with recycled water now that its pipeline plan has revealed no ill
The Saugus Union School District Governing Board is expected to review several financial reports during its meeting Tuesday that include its annual audit. Interim Financial Report Governing Board members are
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