Amid growing fears of violence and efforts to seek solutions, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has revamped a program aimed at proactive outreach to the community. Deputy Ray Wilson,
In an effort to cut down on what Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials call “crimes of opportunity,” the Santa Clarita and the Sheriff’s Department are teaming up to promote
Marc Emmer will be the keynote speaker at the College of the Canyons’ next Chancellor’s Circle event on Thursday, April 12. The founder of the Valencia-based consulting firm Optimize, Inc.,
Neon lights, bowling balls and family fun was the atmosphere at the fifth annual Bowling for Hope event. An event not just to raise money for Circle of Hope, but
National Parkinson’s Disease Month is coming, and for those interested in showing support for those who have been diagnosed, the Parkinson’s Foundation is providing an opportunity. The Parkinson’s Foundation plans
Women from all across the Santa Clarita Valley came together for the 2018 Women’s Conference at the University Center at College of the Canyons on Saturday morning. The sold-out conference
The Michael Hoefflin Foundation kicked off its eighth annual Walk for Kids with Cancer on Saturday morning at College of the Canyons. Children with cancer, survivors, families and volunteers flooded
The Castaic branch of the U.S. Post Office is holding a passport fair to make it easy for Castaic and surrounding area residents to get a passport. Extra staff will
While Santa Clarita Valley students marched on campuses and across town Wednesday as part of a national call to action, complaints of a disconnect could be heard on campuses from
The chase of a stolen car through Canyon Country late Thursday night saw a driver doing “doughnuts” on Soledad Canyon Road, at Sierra Highway, a short time before he
The woman in her 60s who was rushed to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital shortly before noon Thursday, suffering what appeared to investigators to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, has
The jury trial of a local restaurateur accused of sexual battery against a woman who once worked for him got underway at the Santa Clarita Courthouse on Friday. Sam
By and large, most Plum Canyon residents, when asked, didn’t respond to the city’s request to see if they wanted to be annexed. However, the ones who did overwhelming favored
A Santa Clarita woman has been chosen to represent the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma in the Miss Indian World hosted by Gathering of Nations. The Miss Indian World pageant brings
As students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School plan the first March For Our Lives in Washington, D.C., students in the Santa Clarita Valley are also working together to organize
Tragedies like the Las Vegas shooting are usually remembered for the pain and sadness they cause, but one Castaic native showed there can be true heroism in the face of
Childhood cancer is a terrible, often devastating matter for the families involved that few on the outside can comprehend. But that doesn’t mean Santa Clarita residents can’t help. The Michael
Barring a significant influx of cash before the end of the year, school leaders are unsure of the fate of all the Einstein Academy programs next year, including a Santa
03/07/18 Burglary: 25800 block The Old Road Two male adults entered the location during business hours and broke four Samsung Galaxy cell phones off their security cables, then exited the store.
Assault- 31000 block of Sapphire Lane A family disturbance turned physical after a verbal argument. A male adult struck his brother-in-law in the face several times. The victim was treated for his injuries,