With an increasing number of students and their families opting into the Independent Home Study program, the Saugus Union School District is looking to increase the educational resources available to
Republican constituents can expect neighborhood events and door-knocking in anticipation of the June primary. The 38th Assembly District Republican Central Committee is hosting a continental breakfast for Republican women at
A College of the Canyons student who, in a weakened physical state, crawled into her Stevenson Ranch home from her car after having been missing for four days, has been
The Democratic frontrunners seeking Congressman Steve Knight’s 25th District seat will be at Vincenzo’s Pizza on Tuesday to speak to the crowd about their platforms. Partisan organization 25Up is hosting
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is holding a budget meeting Wednesday to discuss the $30.8-billion budget for the next year and the fiscal future of the county. The
It’s slow going for two Saugus men sitting in a Pennsylvania prison seeking justice as delays for one accused man delays the other. Both SCV men were arrested in January
Santa Clarita man Willy Littlefield is furious over concerns that an upcoming fundraiser promotes street racing, which is believed to have cost his daughter her life. Organizers say
As the passionate conversation on gun control continues around the country, CalArts students have launched a new campaign in an effort to illustrate the ways in which gun violence shapes
New board members for the Val Verde Civic Association were announced after an election Thursday night, said Erica Larsen, former president of the VVCA. The new board members will be
A transient arrested for allegedly violating a restraining to stay away from his mother was charged additionally with vandalism on his way to the station for allegedly having kicked
College of the Canyons has been recognized by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office for its success in improving student employment and wage outcomes. Eighteen College of the Canyons career
The city of Santa Clarita is now accepting submissions of names of youth, ages 24 and younger who lost their lives in traffic-related incidents, to be added to the Youth
A “don’t go to school tomorrow” post on Instagram sparked fear and concern among some parents of Valencia High School students Sunday until local sheriff’s detectives investigated and assured them
Bridge To Home was selected as Keller Williams Realty’s nonprofit of the year for 2018. Keller Williams took part in “RED Day” (Renew, Energize, Donate) on Thursday at Bridge to
The Santa Clarita City council celebrated the completion of the Metrolink Burbank Airport-North Station last Thursday. Joining Los Angeles County Fifth District Supervisor Kathryn Barger, Los Angeles city Mayor Eric
Both adults killed in a fatal crash on Saturday night have been identified, according to the Los Angeles County Coroner’s office. Man Jae Hong, 76, and Kang Duk Hong, 72,
Medical examiners with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s office identified the woman struck and killed by a Metrolink train Friday night. Elizabeth Torres, 49, was believed to be homeless, according
Waste Management is reminding Santa Clarita that it’s services will be delayed by one day during the week of Memorial Day.
Video by Austin Dave California Highway Patrol officers are investigating a fatal crash that killed two adults Saturday evening, officials said. “It’s under investigation currently still,” sasid Officer Brandt of
For 25 years, more than one billion pounds of food have been donated across the country during the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive, including here in Santa Clarita with