An effort to help Californians most in need, authored by Sen. Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, passed the Legislature on Thursday, and is now headed to Gov. Jerry Brown for a
International Overdose Awareness Day is held annually Aug. 31, and some Santa Clarita Valley residents are displaying purple lights and ribbons outside their homes to show support and remember those
A bill that would provide the toughest set of net neutrality protections nationwide passed the California Assembly on Thursday, the day before the legislative session ends. Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa
County planning officials voted Wednesday to recommend approval of the proposed 19,000-home Centennial development on Tejon Ranch. At a previous meeting in June, commissioners told Centennial developer Tejon Ranch to
Aides to L.A. County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger said Thursday that the supervisor opposes the suggestion by two county planning commissioners, which would put a homeless shelter in the
The City Council has authorized an environmental study on a proposed 461-unit development planned for 57 acres in Bouquet Canyon. On Tuesday, the council awarded the contract to Michael Baker
In honor of the couple’s unwavering support, the College of the Canyons Foundation named Don and Cheri Fleming as the recipients of the “Silver Spur” Community Service Award. “This is
Following the welcomed addition of the district’s first social worker, leaders of the Newhall School District approved an agreement with K to College on Tuesday that will help school sites
Residents of the Santa Clarita Valley will be able to responsibly recycle their unwanted electronics during Emblem Academy’s annual e-waste recycling event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
The Santa Clarita City Council has reviewed its draft homelessness plan and authorized the formation of a collaborative task force to help execute its goals. But what exactly will the
A Santa Clarita family is in search of the 911 dispatcher who talked them through delivering their fourth child.
For some, a morning is not complete without a cup of coffee — and on Wednesday morning, a few dozen community members shared their morning joe with local law enforcement officers at the new McDonald’s near Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Six Flags Magic Mountain representatives announced Wednesday night the latest addition to their repertoire of coasters: the West Coast Racers. With this addition in 2019, the theme park will break
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill that made California the first state to abolish its cash bail system, putting a stronger burden on probation agencies to keep track of criminal
More than 80 homeowners in the Tesoro Del Valle community gathered Tuesday to voice their concerns to the county and the homeowners association about a potential homeless shelter, proposed by
The newest interactive art exhibit at College of the Canyons shares the stories of women who have survived human trafficking, sexual exploitation, addictions and life on the streets. To raise
Detectives with the Sheriff’s Department’s Human Trafficking Bureau arrested 11 suspected “johns” on solicitation charges during an operation in Castaic on Tuesday. “Ten were arrested on prostitution charges, and one
While some students travel hundreds of miles back to school, other students are working toward their degrees right in their backyard. Hundreds of students are preparing to start back to
Santa Clarita resident and entrepreneur Brittany Barlog is defining what it means to be a “girl boss.”
California Highway Patrol officers are on scene in the southbound lanes of Highway 14, near the Soledad Canyon Road off ramp, Wednesday morning regarding an injury collision in Agua Dulce. The