
SNAP Sports Holds Sixth Annual Skate-A-Thon for Athletes with Disabilities
SNAP Sports celebrated the end of their Skate-a-thon fundraising campaign with a skating and hockey event at the Ice Station Valencia.

SNAP Sports celebrated the end of their Skate-a-thon fundraising campaign with a skating and hockey event at the Ice Station Valencia.

With passion, Santa Clarita resident Bob Larlee began volunteering with the American Heart Association in 2004, in remembrance of his grandfather and father, who both died from heart disease or stroke before the age of 65.

The Boy Scouts of America from the Bill Hart District of the Western Los Angeles County Council held their “Scout Me Win” carnival fundraiser in conjunction with Gilchrist Farm’s “Harvest Festival” on Saturday.

Dog owners and their costumed, four-legged friends turned out for the Bark For Life fundraiser at West Creek Park in Santa Clarita on Saturday.

Nothing says Halloween quite like a spooky haunted house. Thrillseekers will want to check out the nearest haunted house displays for some scare-filled, goosebump-inducing adventures.

A Canyon Country resident is leading a campaign to move Halloween from whichever day of the week to land on Oct. 31 and turn it into a weekend holiday.

First Presbyterian Church in Newhall is scheduled to present a performance of a Christmas play of hope, The Green Velvet Christmas Dress on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.

People love free food, but seniors are at particular risk of making a poor financial decision in return for a free meal, according to the latest scam alert issued by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office on Friday.

A decades-long tradition continued Thursday as Santa Clarita Valley students gathered with their families and local volunteers for the Assistance League’s Operation School Bell event. Originally beginning in 1989 with

Investigations are underway by both the state’s Department of Social Services and the Special Victims Bureau of the LASD after a Santa Clarita Valley daycare teacher allegedly photographed a napping

A big rig traveling southbound through the Grapevine on Friday morning caught fire near Templin Highway, sparking a small brush fire. Shortly after 6:45 a.m., motorists notified the California Highway

The fundraising numbers for the most recent quarter in the election cycle for the 36th Assembly District race show Assemblyman Tom Lackey taking the lead over challenger Steve Fox. Lackey,

The annual State of the City events always presents an opportunity to learn more about where you live in recap format, including on the local labor force. On Thursday, Santa

A decades-long tradition continued Thursday as Santa Clarita Valley students gathered with their families and local volunteers for the Assistance League’s Operation School Bell event. Originally beginning in 1989 with

Deputy Garrett Rifkin, of Santa Clarita, lost his left leg below the knee after being a victim of a hit-and-run collision on his way to work. Almost three months later, he is returning to duty, after conquering challenges and rehabilitation.

Forget PowerPoint presentations. What’s a “City of the Arts” celebration without a creative twist to this year’s Santa Clarita State of the City? From tap dancing by Mayor Pro Tem

Nearly twice a day, every day, deputies issue a motorist in the Santa Clarita Valley with a citation for using cell phones while driving. Responding to concerns expressed to deputies

The American Cancer Society is scheduled to host its annual Bark for Life event Saturday to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer, alongside their four-legged friends.

A preliminary hearing has been set for a Long Beach man charged with sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl at a wedding reception in Valencia, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s

State Sen. Scott Wilk dropped in on a senior citizen driving class in Newhall on Thursday, helping promote a motor vehicle-safety program aimed at aging drivers. Wilk kicked off the