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Evidence exchanged in vehicular manslaughter case

The attorney representing a woman charged with vehicular manslaughter in the death of motorcyclist Dale Zack more than a year ago appeared Wednesday at the Santa Clarita Courthouse Wednesday where

Saugus man arrested for alleged pistol-whipping

A Saugus man was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly pistol-whipping a party guest who wouldn’t leave. David Gamboa, a 47-year-old printer, was arrested by

WATCH: Steve Knight holds Simi Valley town hall

Congressman Steve Knight (CA-25) held a town hall forum at Rancho Santa Susana Community Center in Simi Valley Tuesday night. The representative for California’s 25th congressional district fielded questions from

COC students showcase art at annual exhibition

A diverse range of work is on display at College of the Canyon’s (COC) on-campus art gallery. The 21st annual Student Art Exhibition includes work from approximately 80 students and

SCV’s groundwater managers identified

The first ever agency formed to better manage groundwater in the Santa Clarita Valley is ready to meet the public now that it’s been clearly defined. Since last month, representatives

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City seeks location for Saugus Library

City staff scouted a piece of land on Plum Canyon Road and Heller Circle as a potential location for a Saugus Library. The city has also looked at other spots

John Stead named TMU provost

The Master’s University (TMU) in Santa Clarita announced its appointment of John Stead, a TMU professor and former vice president of academic affairs, to the position of senior vice president

City staff studies recreational marijuana

The city of Santa Clarita is conducting research to get a better idea of how to approach adult use recreational marijuana, following the passing of California’s Proposition 64. Currently, the