
Report of student with pellet gun prompts “soft lockdown”
Hart High School was placed on a 10-minute “soft lockdown” mid Monday afternoon after a deputy assigned to the school received word a student near the campus with a

Hart High School was placed on a 10-minute “soft lockdown” mid Monday afternoon after a deputy assigned to the school received word a student near the campus with a
MARC EMMER Founder and President, Optimize, Inc. Recognized across North America as an author, speaker and consultant on strategic planning, Santa Clarita’s Marc Emmer has chronicled many of his experiences in

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital announced the launch of the BlueDot project, in partnership with 2020 Moms, to support Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month this May. The BlueDot is the national

A Lancaster man was killed in a single-vehicle crash early Sunday morning after his car hit a concrete pole on Sierra Highway in Canyon Country. The deceased man was

A Minnesota man was arrested Friday night after he was allegedly found in possession of a homemade zip gun. The 29-year-old retail worker who lives in Ham Lake, MN, was

Once a year the world celebrates a day, reminding all the impact that industry can have on the environment and how we can make the planet a cleaner, greener place.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department conducted a live fire training Sunday morning to reinforce how to work in and on top of a burning building.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a warning of a multi-state outbreak of E.coli in romaine lettuce sold out of the Yuma, Arizona region. The CDC issued

At least one woman was detained after deputies determined her license plate was not registered to the car she was driving. “The vehicle is not registered in the state of

Several Los Angeles County sheriff’s stations, including Santa Clarita Valley’s, are experiencing phone issues to their main business lines Saturday morning. Calling 911 however would still connect you to the

More dust, more noise, more cars, all go into the mix when it comes to sizing up the cumulative impact of vigorous development underway in Santa Clarita Valley. So far,

Thousands of students across the nation commemorated the 19th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre by walking out of class Friday. Students of Academy of the Canyons and multiple

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Los Angeles is doing a free PowerPoint and video presentation on how to become a CASA volunteer on April 29 from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45

Santa Clarita City Council expects to appoint a new person to the city’s Planning Commission at its April 24 meeting. Planning Commissioner Chuck Heffernan, who was appointed by Councilman Bob

The city of Santa Clarita, in partnership with FEMA and Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH), is hosting a free QuakeSmart Preparedness Workshop for local businesses and organizations. The city

Rocker Ted Nugent’s upcoming performance in Santa Clarita has drawn plans for a protest this summer, when the rocker is set to headline a local show, in light of Nugent’s

A Newhall woman has been charged with murdering her boyfriend after she allegedly shot him to death in the parking lot of a Canoga Park bar. Reyanna Villarreal, 25,

A quarter of all college students are not getting enough to eat, and for that reason, two local food pantries are teaming up to make sure they do at College

Regional planners reviewing the latest plan to build close to 500 homes on Hasley Canyon Road sent the developer back to the drawing board Thursday with a few questions

Chiquita Canyon LLC, operator of Chiquita Canyon Landfill, has two pending lawsuits against Los Angeles County, one challenging the terms of its conditional use permit, another in response to a