
Veterans honored by the Chamber of Commerce at annual luncheon
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce honored local veterans as its eighth annual Patriots Luncheon at the Oaks Club in Valencia on Thursday.

The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce honored local veterans as its eighth annual Patriots Luncheon at the Oaks Club in Valencia on Thursday.

SCV Water is in the process of paying $192,000 in state-imposed fines for having polluted the Santa Clara River while repairing a well plagued with perchlorate-tainted water. For up to

Six Flags Magic Mountain debuted its newest addition to its long list of thrill attractions Thursday morning: CraZanity, a 175-foot-tall pendulum ride that reaches speeds of 75 mph, and is

For three days, in triple-digit heat, volunteers in Neenach have been removing trash dumped illegally between Neenach and Gorman, filling more dumpsters than they initially thought they needed. “The Board

Deputies assigned to a specialty unit of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station carried out a “saturation patrol” Wednesday, arresting four and issuing more than three dozen citations. Members of

The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce and owners of Valencia Acura, Don and Cheri Fleming, are hosting the Business After Hours Mixer, a one-day networking event for SCV’s business

Deputies detained nine people Tuesday night, all accused of trespassing in the Santa Clara River wash near a popular biking trail in Canyon Country. About 8 p.m., deputies with the

Stakeholders in the cleanup of close to 1,000 acres of contaminated land at Whittaker-Bermite expressed delight Wednesday at meeting a year-end deadline but were frustrated over having to wait for

The California Condor’s habitat, open space preservation, Grapevine traffic, affordable housing, seismology, fire safety and Valley Fever were among the issues discussed at a public hearing Wednesday on the proposed

Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean and Councilman Cameron Smyth will be part of Los Angeles County’s delegation at the League of California Cities conference in September.

By Perry Smith and Austin Dave California Highway Patrol officers were doing what they normally do Saturday night, patrolling Santa Clarita Valley streets and highways looking for instances of unsafe

The Santa Clarita City Council has endorsed a bill authored by state Sen. Scott Wilk calling for a strategic statewide plan to address homelessness in California.

The highly anticipated modernization project at Pinetree Community School is expected to commence shortly after the Sulphur Springs Union School District governing board gives the project its final green light

A West Ranch High School graduate was recently selected as one of the inaugural winners of the Power of Video Scholarship worth up to $25,000. Nicholas Brinkley, a student at

College of the Canyons honored its longstanding chancellor on Tuesday, as staff and faculty hosted a party to celebrate Dianne G. Van Hook’s 30 years on-campus. As one of the

In an effort to analyze students’ needs and tailor instruction to their growing demands, the Sulphur Springs Union School District is expected to renew its contract with Illuminate, a data

Deputies administering Narcan revived the unconscious victim of an opioid drug overdose Saturday, one year after a phalanx of civic leaders, first responders and physicians joined in the grand

When Denise Mitchell, a local mother of five, drove by the young man clutching the railing on the Whites Canyon Road bridge, she feared the worst. The young man who

A Canyon Country man accused of having stabbed his partner multiple times was arrested Monday night on suspicion of attempted murder. The 33-year-old was arrested by deputies with the Santa

With five locations in mind, the Santa Clarita City Council approved to direct its staff to find the most ideal spot and seek possible partnerships that could make the proposed city amphitheater a reality.