There was a tragic loss of life, the indelible lessons learned and a sacrifice that won’t soon be forgotten. The Newhall Incident on April 6, 1970, saw four California Highway
Sheriff’s officials are calling a 24-hour targeted operation “a success” after locking up two dozen suspects Thursday and Friday. Between 6 a.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Friday, a special team
Diane Trautman, former Santa Clarita Planning Commissioner and businesswoman, announced her intention to run for Santa Clarita City Council in the November 6 election. “Through my professional and non-profit work,
Two schools in the Saugus Union School District plan to begin piloting a new web-based visitor management system after spring break. Both Mountainview Elementary School and Plum Canyon Elementary School
Electric bus manufacturer boosts Antelope Valley’s economy, too.
A Santa Clarita man accused of human trafficking appeared in court Thursday, but is scheduled to return Friday, officials said. Michael Shaw, 37, of Santa Clarita, appeared in San Fernando
Officials with the county Coroner’s Office identified the man killed in Tuesday’s fiery fatal crash on San Francisquito Canyon Road as 28-year-old Bradley Smith, of Lancaster. Smith was pronounced
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials are changing procedures for how crime data is released to the public, officials said Thursday. The move came in response to concerns about how
By July 2018, school districts throughout California are required to adopt policies that protect the rights of nearly 250,000 undocumented children ages 3-17 in California’s public schools. These policy additions
College of the Canyons students are organizing a town hall to speak with local campaigns about gun violence reform April 7 from 6-8 p.m. The student group NextUp is hosting
This spring, West Creek Academy welcomed students into its new two-story classroom building. “It’s made to house classrooms, as well as labs,” Principal Susan Bett said. “Currently, we have four
Several Santa Clarita residents felt a brief, minor rumble Thursday for a 5.3 earthquake. The magnitude 5.3 earthquake hit about 35 miles southwest of Channel Islands Beach, according to the
Valencia pilot Major Stephen Del Bagno, who flies for the U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron – commonly known as The Thunderbirds – was killed Wednesday when his F-16 Fighting
The Santa Clarita Valley might be a little noisier Thursday, as a pair of emergency drills are expected to light up the sky and hit the eardrums. In Castaic In
Looking for an authority on the construction industry? Look no further than Albert Giacomazzi and Anthony Traverso, the leaders of Santa Clarita-based company that has grown its revenues sixfold over its first 12 years.
The Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry is looking for volunteers for its letter carriers drive May 12, when help is needed to unload food from carrier trucks to Food Pantry
Transportation officials and local stakeholders met at City Hall on Wednesday afternoon to discuss legislative and budget updates on the city and county levels. The Santa Clarita Valley Transportation Summit
Santa Clarita Valley’s new Water agency is losing one of their top staffers, leaving agency heads to ponder their previously-stated attrition policy. Valerie Pryor, SCV Water Agency’s assistant general manager,
Five years ago, with the passage of Assembly Bill 86, California community colleges and school districts began working together to form regional groups and develop programs to better serve the