If they dare, Santa Clarita residents may soon have purple hair. To raise awareness for domestic violence, Santa Clarita’s Domestic Violence Center is encouraging locals to participate in the “Purple
Loot Crate co-founder and chief experience officer Matthew Arevalo was the featured guest at the first Google Startup Grind in Santa Clarita, held Sept. 12. “At Startup Grind, we believe
Last week, local sheriff deputies tracking two people on probation went to the northern county line to make their arrests. On Wednesday, they went the extra mile, into Kern County,
Jorge Campos Franco is one of 3,559 students who make up the most diverse and highest achieving class in University of Southern California’s (USC) history. The class of 2021 includes
Racing coast to coast in the country they fought to serve, a group of veterans and their supporters came through Santa Clarita with the American flag in hand on Thursday
Specially-trained bomb experts called to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station for a suspicious package scooped up the package, took it away and are now studying that package to
A transient who lives in the Santa Clara River wash was officially charged Thursday with attempted murder after he allegedly grabbed a woman jogging along a Valencia bike path,
Long-standing member of the Castaic Area Town Council John Kunak was found dead Thursday inside his Castaic home, according to first responders dispatched to his home. At least three emergency
Californians will be able to check their ballots three months earlier when presidential primary season rolls around. Governor Jerry Brown signed a Senate Bill Wednesday that moves California’s primaries up
Students at Sulphur Springs Community School learned the importance of following the rules and acting responsible, considerate and respectful following a visit from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Thursday.
The Saugus Union School District announced Thursday that it is seeking applications to fill one position on its Measure EE Citizens’ Oversight Committee. Measure EE is a $148 million dollar
The Senior Center was transformed into Wonderland on Thursday and all the seniors were invited to The Mad Hatter’s tea party. Attendees, many of whom chose to wear their wildest
One four-legged friend is offering more than just companionship and sloppy kisses to students at Santa Clarita Christian School (SCCS). With his calm demeanor and nurturing disposition, Charles, a licensed
One of Santa Clarita Valley’s busiest intersections is scheduled to be closed Friday night. A social media posting by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is a traffic alert notifying
Homicide detectives investigating the discovery of a couple found murdered inside a Piru home released the identity of those victims as a married couple near retirement age. Detectives with
As friends gather at College of the Canyons for a candlelight vigil honoring Brayan Rodriguez, prosecutors in Los Angeles formally charged the man whom they identified as his boyfriend and
When Itziely Beltran began preparing for college, her biggest fear was that she would not have the guidance she needed to complete her degree on time. However, this fear subsided
Source: College of the Canyons College of the Canyons has been named “Education Partner of the Year” by Archdiocesan Youth Employment Services (AYE) for providing job training for participants of
A transient who lives in the Santa Clara River wash and accused of assaulting a 70-year-old woman now faces a felony charge of attempted murder. Colton Ford, 29, who arrived
Bridge to Home is one step closer to opening its homeless shelter all year. At the city council meeting Tuesday, council members voted unanimously to turn over ownership of the
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