News release issued by the US Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES – The United States this week filed an asset forfeiture complaint against an ancient mosaic
And, Santa Clarita-based Neotech releases a pair of new products.
Next Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting will commence at 1 p.m. due to the Memorial Day holiday. The meeting plans to cover using $15 million to help homeless veterans with
Santa Clarita Valley participants interested in attending a Val Verde Music Festival and annual Family Picnic can gather in Val Verde Park this Saturday at 1 p.m. The joint celebration
A car-versus-motorcyclist collision on the northbound lanes of Highway 14 left a motorcyclist with major injuries, officials said Thursday evening. The collision, which happened on the northbound lanes, south of
Congressman Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, joined the Congressional Armenian Caucus on Thursday. The 114-member bipartisan group is in association with the Armenian National Committee of America and coordinates advocacy for stronger
Although the city was ranked last in a national study of job opportunities for new college graduates, 18 of Santa Clarita’s College of the Canyons’ college career education programs were
A countywide business registration program that affects businesses in unincorporated areas is drawing the ire of residents. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 on Feb. 13 to
Road specialists got together Thursday to talk about adding major highways – and secondary highways – in response to plans to build more than 19,000 homes near Gorman. Although the
In making sure sanitation officials stay on track for chloride-reduction plans for the Santa Clara River, water officials approved a bidding process for ultra-violet disinfection equipment this week, a key
Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, will be going to Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina this Memorial Day weekend for a NASCAR tribute to his late son. As part of
A Castaic man was arrested this week on suspicion of false imprisonment after he allegedly restrained and carried a woman several feet, then allegedly threw her to the ground and
A trash truck driver dumped a burning heap of trash onto a suburban street in the Shadow Pines neighborhood Thursday, leaving a small mountain of foam-covered garbage for firefighters to
Residents of the Hillcrest area of Castaic should soon see a ballot in the mail regarding their landscaping concerns, county officials said Wednesday. The word comes about a year after
Stay Green Inc., a family-owned business founded in 1970 and headquartered in Santa Clarita, is ranked No. 80 this year on Lawn and Landscape Magazine’s Top 100 landscaping countries in
Whatever you paid for water infrastructure last year is what you’re likely to pay for water infrastructure this coming year. Members of the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency’s Budget &
Whether it’s a new fence at Valley View or the new systems currently being installed in the Saugus Union School district, nearly every district in the Santa Clarita Valley has
Recent vandalism attacks at two high schools in the Hart district have planted a seed of activism among Valencia High students. At least a dozen campus buildings at Saugus High
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The Santa Clarita City Council Legislative Committee will meet Friday to discuss proposed state legislation that may affect the city at large. The proposed bills are: Assembly Bill 1734, which