Shop, drink and eat at Boots & Brews
June 16, 2018
Central Park played host to the second annual Boots & Brews Country Music Festival in Santa Clarita on Saturday.
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Music, tours and native wildlife featured across Hart Park
June 16, 2018
Visitors to William S. Hart Park were welcome to several on site events to participate, learn and have fun with A Day at the Ranch one Open House on Saturday.
Castaic Animal Shelter opens its door for first ever Kitten Show adoption event
June 16, 2018
For the first time to kick of kitten adoption season, the Castaic Animal Shelter hosted a kitten shower to let the public see all the cats the shelter has to offer.
Knights of Columbus throw annual Car Show and Chili Cook-Off
June 16, 2018
Raising money for charity to give back to the community, the Knights of Columbus hosted the fourth annual Car Show and Chili Cook-Off at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. OLPH’s
Bridge to Home Breakfast Club doesn’t forget about the homeless on Saturday
June 16, 2018
During the winter months, when others may be sleeping, Frank Schiro gets up to cook breakfast for the homeless population at Bridge to Home. He’s been doing this for about
Firefighters snuff blaze near Pyramid Lake
June 16, 2018
Angeles National Forest and Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to a small brush fire on the 5-freeway near Pyramid Lake. The fire was reported at 9:27 a.m. by the
Four propositions pass, one fails
June 15, 2018
Last Tuesday during the primary, voters saw five propositions on the statewide ballot, four that ultimately passed and one that failed. Proposition 68 passed, authorizing $4 billion in bond funding
Barger delivers county funds to new Newhall Health Center
June 15, 2018
County Supervisor Kathryn Barger delivered a six-figure Los Angeles County contribution to the Northeast Valley Health Corp.’s fourth community center in the Santa Clarita Valley on Friday Los Angeles County
Sanitation District Board to pay $96,000 to prevent scaling of water treatment equipment
June 15, 2018
Members of the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District’s governing board Friday addressed a water issue many SCV residents address daily — mineral-heavy water that causes scaling. Scaling is the buildup
UPDATE: Two toddlers rushed to hospitals in separate near drownings Friday
June 15, 2018
Two toddlers Friday, and a third last week, all reported as “near drowning” incidents in the Santa Clarita Valley, have sparked concern among first responders. “We’ve had too many of
Sheriff’s team works to keep drugs, guns, people from being trafficked on SCV roads
June 15, 2018
To call their work a “cat-and-mouse” game of the highest stakes wouldn’t be a stretch of the truth. The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s Domestic Highway Enforcement Team is leading
UPDATE: Faux Badge Bandit robs Newhall bank
June 15, 2018
A serial bank robber identified by FBI agents as the “Faux Badge Bandit” because of a 7-point badge worn by the suspect is believed responsible for the robbery Friday of
CHP to conduct DUI checkpoint
June 15, 2018
The California Highway Patrol Newhall Area Office announced Thursday it’s conducting a sobriety checkpoint in the unincorporated area of Los Angeles County. The checkpoint is scheduled to begin at about
City announces sign-ups, schedule for 23rd annual Santa Clarita Marathon
June 15, 2018
Santa Clarita is welcoming residents to take part in a weekend full of fitness for the city’s annual marathon this fall. The 23rd annual Santa Clarita Marathon is winding its
Saugus High to host class reunion
June 14, 2018
The inaugural graduating class of Saugus High School has planned many activities for the upcoming weekend in an attempt to celebrate its 40th anniversary with as many class members as
As summer begins, roads around SCV needing ‘road rehab’
June 14, 2018
This week, Santa Clarita began its annual Road Rehab project to give slurry seal and overlay road treatments to streets in all four city neighborhoods. The revitalization of roads in
‘Pepperoni pizza’ is not a code word for 911 dispatchers
June 14, 2018
“Pepperoni pizza” is not a code word 911 dispatchers use for people in distress who, for whatever reason, cannot reveal they’re reporting an emergency. Officials with the Santa Clarita Valley
Man accused of killing mother to have date set for prelim next month
June 14, 2018
A Saugus man accused of stabbing his mother to death appeared briefly in court Thursday, marking the fifth failed attempt to set a date for his preliminary hearing. Jesse Lucatero,
SCV Water: There’s enough water for 405 Tapia Ranch homes
June 14, 2018
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify that the connection between Tapia Ranch and Tesoro del Valle is planned for emergency access only: As the developers of Tapia
Newhall Ranch Road Bridge widening continues
June 14, 2018
Phase Four of a $16 million construction project to widen Newhall Ranch Road’s bridge is set to start later this summer, bringing residents more access to walkways and trails that