California ranks 15th in the nation for its composite ACT score, according to a 2017 report released by the ACT Thursday. The average score for the college standardized test in
The PT Cruiser Bandit is now suspected in eight bank robberies – five in the SCV, three in Santa Barbara, according to detectives trying to catch the suspect since June.
This week, a team of students from College of the Canyons (COC) launched a scientific balloon and payload into space as part NASA’s High Altitude Student Platform (HASP). The HASP
As the senate bill promising to create one new all-encompassing water agency for the SCV moves steadily along a historic path, a separate new agency assembled this year to
The plan to build more than 500 homes between the eastern edge of the Santa Clarita Valley and Agua Dulce and was extended by regional planners Tuesday for one
The case of a young man who investigators believe shot himself in the head at a local gun club Wednesday night is now being probed by homicide detectives. The deceased
Santa Clarita motorists have seen a bit of a crunch at the pump over the last several days as worries over infrastructure damaged during Hurricane Harvey push prices upward. Though
Holding glow sticks in one hand and tissues in the other, community members’ eyes filled with tears as they stood among tree stumps representing 105 local youth who lost their
Legislation that would require a text message option with human trafficking hotlines is headed to Governor Jerry Brown’s desk after passing the Senate floor unanimously on Tuesday. Senate Bill 225
Los Angeles County’s Department of Public Health is actively looking to prevent a Hepatitis A outbreak. After the Board of Supervisors approved a motion by Supervisor Kathryn Barger, the department
Over the next three years, Gap Inc. will shift its retail portfolio by closing about 200 underperforming Gap and Banana Republic stores while opening about 270 Old Navy, Athleta and
Both leaders from Santa Clarita’s colleges and from California’s institutions of higher education are expressing their concern and frustration toward the Trump Administration’s decision to end the Deferred Action for
The Board of Supervisors declared the La Tuna Fire a local emergency after it spread through over 7,000 acres of the fifth district last weekend. By ratifying the emergency, the
Stepping out of their cars with new backpacks in hand, eager students greeted their teachers and friends as they returned to Albert Einstein STEAM Academy for the first day of
Three men were arrested on suspicion of burglary Wednesday following an early morning break-in at a Saugus drug store. Shortly before 2:40 a.m. Wednesday, deputies with the Santa Clarita
Source: Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Information Bureau The California Office of Traffic Safety is again announcing that September is “California Pedestrian Safety Month” which began last year in response
Newhall School District parents packed the district office Tuesday night to speak out against the district’s calendar not aligning with the William S. Hart Union High School District calendar. There
Groups opposed to the approved expansion of a landfill near homes and schools in Val Verde have sued Chiquita Canyon Landfill owners and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
A preliminary hearing to decide whether or not a man should stand trial for allegedly stabbing his mother to death inside their Saugus home has been put off until next
In solidarity with DACA and its recipients, about 30 Los Angeles County residents gathered at Congressman Steve Knight’s (R-Palmdale) Santa Clarita office to call on him to support immigration reform
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