As you’ll recall, Charles Lee, that 15-day wonder from Dynamex (the document-delivery service company), sued Dynamex, challenging that he should have been considered an employee rather than an independent contractor,
The ninth annual SCV Burrito Bowl took place Tuesday evening outside the Valencia Westfield Town Center, with a couple of new records in the books. A crowd of over 1,000
In the wake of a recent round of fires in the Santa Clarita Valley, residents may be able to seek some financial solace. If your home has been destroyed due
Even during a fire, electricity service to the Santa Clarita Valley will likely be in full or near-full supply, a SoCal Edison representative said Tuesday. A recent letter from Southern
Over 75 people packed the Northeast Valley Health Corporation’s Newhall Health Center on Tuesday morning, eager to celebrate at the grand opening ceremony. “We can’t do what we do in
Stacey Koon, one of the officers convicted after the 1991 Rodney King beating incident, pleaded not guilty in court Tuesday to the charge of driving under the influence of alcohol
A Northridge man accused of running down another man with his car during a car-sale-gone-awry was arrested Monday on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, in this case, his
After a jury failed to reach a decision last week in the case of alleged inmate cruelty filed against a former sworn officer of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department,
Local educators, parents and residents of the community learned how to spark passion, purpose and performance in Santa Clarita Valley students, as College of the Canyons welcomed author, education expert
After 13 years of service, Paul De La Cerda has announced that he will not seek re-election in November to the Saugus Union School District Governing Board. He made his
As districts across the Santa Clarita Valley prepare to host their back-to-school events, the Castaic Union School District invites local parents, students and teachers to its inaugural community barbecue event
The start of high school football in the Santa Clarita Valley is right around the corner, and Tuesday’s annual Burrito Bowl will allow for some preseason competition among the various
With Santa Clarita Valley schools scheduled to return to session Thursday, Aug. 16, multiple districts will hold “Back to School Night” events to introduce their new and returning students and
To help businesses and employees prepare in the case of an active shooter incident, the Valley Industry Association is scheduled to provide a training on Tuesday, Aug. 21, for anyone
There are 15 candidates in the running for three Santa Clarita City Council seats that will be on November’s ballot. The candidates who filed papers by the Aug. 10 city
After multiple neighbors’ complaints about the stink of a stagnant golf course water hazard, and news last week of on-again off-again draining of the pond, City of Santa Clarita code
Investigators are reviewing a small grass fire in Castaic Sunday evening after receiving reports of “arcing” of wires in the area just before the fire. Shortly after 7:30 p.m., firefighters
Homicide detectives say they found the knife they believe is the weapon that claimed the life of a 29-year-old Canyon Country man. On the morning of July 30, detectives with
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for a Valencia man accused of robbing banks while the Valencia woman arrested with him was sentenced to one year less a day after
The pilot who died Sunday after his plane crashed next to the northbound lanes of Interstate 5, near Sylmar, has been identified as 55-year-old Scott Frasier Watson, of Marina del