Emblem Academy holds annual e-waste fundraiser
September 8, 2018
Santa Clarita Valley residents recycled their unwanted electronics during Emblem Academy’s annual e-waste recycling event Saturday.
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Longtime COC official, John McElwain, dies at age 70
September 7, 2018
John McElwain, former vice president of communications, marketing and external relations at College of the Canyons, died Friday surrounded by his wife and two daughters, following a two-year battle with cancer. He was 70.
Family displaced for a week after home yellow tagged as unsafe
September 7, 2018
The long weekend turned out to be a very long drawn-out week for an out-of-work single mother of six kids with two dogs who was forced from her problem-plagued leased
Lots of love shown for popular football player, little revealed about his death
September 7, 2018
Since the surprising death of Saugus football player Christian Nsubuga, there’s been a lot of love shown for the 15-year-old and little insight into what caused his death. In less
Wayward dirt bikers airlifted from bottom of gully
September 7, 2018
Two dirt bike riders off-roading near Agua Dulce were airlifted to safety Friday afternoon from the bottom of a ravine after taking a wrong turn. Shortly after 12:45 p.m., emergency
Car of missing man found in Valencia
September 7, 2018
The detective probing the disappearance of a Woodland Hills man whose car was found abandoned outside a Valencia restaurant reported Friday that she has few clues to suggest what happened.
Parents recognized at West Creek Academy’s Patriots Day celebration
September 7, 2018
West Creek Academy students honored their parents during the school’s Patriots Day celebration assembly, with about 1,000 students joining in patriotic songs Friday.
DUI checkpoint scheduled for Friday evening
September 7, 2018
A DUI checkpoint is to be carried out Friday by officers of the California Highway Patrol beginning at 6:30 p.m. CHP Officer Josh Greengard issued a news release Friday morning
County to take action on addressing first-responder suicides
September 7, 2018
County supervisors plan to address taking action to prevent suicide among first responders on Tuesday. Los Angeles County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger, whose jurisdiction includes the Santa Clarita Valley,
Car seat safety: Local Target participates in car seat trade-in program
September 7, 2018
Starting Sunday, the Target on Golden Valley Road is recognizing Baby Safety Month by recycling car seats.
TMU President discusses probation
September 7, 2018
During his first opportunity of the school year to speak to students, the president of The Master’s University and Seminary denied the claims that have landed his school on probation
Trinity to host tribute to 9/11 victims
September 7, 2018
Trinity Classical Academy staff and students invite the community to honor the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Stern prioritizes conservatorship, cybersecurity during legislative session
September 7, 2018
In his second session in office, Sen. Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, said he felt an obligation to fill the “gap left by Washington to protect Californians” by authoring legislation for
Soup for the Soul scheduled to raise funds for Bridge to Home
September 7, 2018
Bridge to Home is inviting Santa Clarita Valley residents who want to help the homeless to dine six stories up during next month’s annual Soup for the Soul fundraiser.
Deputies arrest suspect in stolen-vehicle investigation in Canyon Country
September 6, 2018
Video courtesy of NewsSourceLA Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies took a man into custody in connection with a stolen-vehicle investigation in Canyon Country on Thursday evening. Station officials confirmed
City first to offer online, user-friendly building permit software; open house planned
September 6, 2018
To ease the process of obtaining a building permit, the city of Santa Clarita has launched a new, user-friendly website for residents and it’s the first city in the nation
Four out-of-towners accused of mailbox vandalism, identity theft
September 6, 2018
Two men and two women, all from Bakersfield, face several criminal charges including mail theft, drug and conspiracy after deputies followed up on reports of a “suspicious vehicle” in shopping
Child and Family Center welcomes LGBTQ groups
September 6, 2018
Child & Family Center officials announced new LGBTQ+ groups for teens and parents starting in September.
Cause of 15-year-old’s death unknown
September 6, 2018
Homicide detectives investigating the death of 15-year-old Christian Nsubuga, a junior at Saugus High School, won’t know what they’re dealing with until they obtain autopsy results. “We’re conducting a death
Crossing guard program, inclusion services to present to parks commission
September 6, 2018
The public will have a chance to hear how the city puts together its crossing guard program and inclusion services as the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission expects to