Next month, the Santa Clarita Valley Business Group will be hosting their annual Blood Drive. Someone needs a blood donation every two seconds in the United States, but less than
Children and families enjoyed opportunities for making art and putting art on display at the annual Youth Art Showcase on Saturday afternoon. With over 200 pieces of art, the showcase
03/06/18 Attempt Robbery – Lyons Avenue / Wiley Canyon Road The victim was approached by an unknown suspect who demanded tthe victim’s wallet. The victim ran away from the suspect and into a
03/06/18 Burglary – 22800 block of Soledad Canyon Road An unknown suspect shattered the front door to the business and entered. The victim was unsure at the time of the
Throughout his life, Pablo Campos struggled with anger, depression, stress and loneliness. Instead of seeking help and talking about his hardships, Campos chose to bottle up his emotions and turn
As most residents know, depending on where someone’s standing, walking or driving in the Santa Clarita Valley, cellphone service can vary greatly. Despite coverage maps from the major carriers indicating
Linda Lambourne, a political aide to two Republican representatives in the Santa Clarita Valley died Friday after battling ALS for nearly three years. Lambourne served as a political aide to
Hundreds of tenants at the FountainGlen apartment complex in Stevenson Ranch, many of them seniors, many on a fixed income, were told by apartment managers this week that rates
A Newhall Restaurant owner was found guilty by a jury Friday of two counts of simple battery and two counts of sexual battery following a weeklong trial at the
Last weekend, 13 Castaic Middle School students traveled to Nashville to test their video skills and compete against students from across the country at the annual Student Television Network, or
Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in an occasional, several-part series looking at arts education in Santa Clarita Valley school districts. A recent countywide survey from the Los Angeles County
Wording in the Omnibus spending bill, signed by President Donald Trump on Friday, seeks to end the decades-long fight over Soledad Canyon mining operations, according to Congressman Steve Knight’s’ office.
Tax season is the busy season for identity thieves, according to a warning issued Friday by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. “Be careful when sharing your personal and
Homicide detectives arrested a Canyon Country man Thursday morning in connection with a the stabbing murder of Palmdale resident Vincent Roper, LASD officials announced. The murder took place Friday, August
The fate of a local restaurateur accused of sexual battery by a woman who once worked for him is now in the hands of a jury. Sam Albert Gardian,
A suspicious white powder, later determined to be a non-toxic cleaning product, was found under one of the computers at the Stevenson Ranch Library and prompted the evacuation of the
A Santa Clarita resident and CalArts alum is showing his first full-length feature film this weekend at the Beverly Hills Laemmle theater. “Gone Are The Days,” which is the silver
The nominees for Santa Clarita’s 2018 Man and Woman of the Year were announced Wednesday during a paparazzi party held in Sand Canyon. The nominees, past winners and members of
As flood water filled his overturned SUV, and just as he started choking on “dirty water” rushing into his vehicle, Margarito Martinez thought he was going to die. Members of
Seventy years ago, Golden Oak Adult School opened its doors to provide the valley’s adult learners with access to academic, career, technical and postsecondary education. “It was founded in 1948