Dozens of protesters gathered outside of Congressman Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office with demands for a “Dream Act now.” L.A. Voice, a chapter of the Pico National Network, grabbed signs,
Cuesta College officials named two College of the Canyons leaders as finalists in their search for Cuesta’s next superintendent and president. Both COC Assistant Superintendent and Vice President of Academic
Three people were arrested for robbery following a series of gunpoint arrests in Castaic Monday night. The sequence of events began at about 8:30 p.m. when the Santa Clarita Valley
An astute SCV citizen is being credited today for enabling deputies to arrest a suspected car thief. Shirley Miller, spokeswoman for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station, posted details on
The owner of a Santa Clarita tattoo parlor is looking to “rally the troops” after the city put up a sign the Planning Commission is considering a new tattoo parlor
Deputies are investigating early morning burglaries at two Canyon Country restaurants Tuesday. Shortly after 1:45 a.m. Tuesday, the glass door of both Brother’s Burgers and China Wok on Soledad
As general manager of TPC Valencia, one of the region’s premier venues for golf and more, Troy Hooper already held one key leadership position in Santa Clarita. He’s pulling double duty in 2018 to front the valley’s chamber of commerce.
Interim changes to the Saugus Union School District’s budget, including a small increase to enrollment and to state funding, are expected to be reviewed by the district’s Governing Board Tuesday.
Amid a renewed national discussion on gun policy, College of the Canyons officials are holding a series of conversations about an “armed presence” on campus — if there should be
Southern California Edison officials questioned about reports of power lines near the scene of last month’s fatal plane crash near Agua Dulce referred all official comment about the crash
The LA County Sheriff’s Department is asking the Board of Supervisors for permission to join a cannabis eradication program created by the Drug Enforcement Administration, according to Tuesday’s agenda for
As state officials count down the time remaining in the cleanup of close to 1,000 acres of contaminated land at Whittaker-Bermite, they plan to update the public about the cleanup
Deputies are looking for a man and a woman who allegedly stole a blender and then used the kitchen device to hit a store employee on the head with it
In November 2016, California voters approved Proposition 51 that supported the issuance of $9 billion in bonds to funds the improvement and construction of school facilities. These bond proceeds are
James Foster Elementary School could have a new science classroom building on its campus by August 2020, according to the upcoming agenda from the Saugus Union School District Governing Board.
02/25/18 Grand Theft (Bicycles): 25300 block The Old Road Person(s) unknown stole two Trek brand bicycles (blue and black) from a bicycle rack which was mounted on the rear of the victim’s vehicle.
2/22/18 Theft – 27000 block of Lake Hughes Road Deputies conducting an investigation on a traffic stop arrested two individuals for theft of mail. Recovered from inside the suspect’s vehicle were
Robbery-14300 block of Sequoia Road The victim was confronted by two male suspects in the driveway of his home. The suspects assaulted him and took his black leather book bag.
The 90th annual Academy Awards brought several successes for California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) alumni who took home awards for their work on “Coco,” “Dear Basketball” and “The Silent
The venue will be new. The message won’t. When hundreds of business leaders across the Santa Clarita Valley gather March 8 for the SCVEDC’s annual Economic Outlook, they’ll hear a