“This is the biggest storm that we’ve had this year and is potentially the biggest we’ve had in six years,” said Todd Hall, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
Update: Saturday at 10:07 a.m. The residents of the four homes in the area of Iron Canyon Road east of Sand Canyon Road that had been asked to evacuate on Friday
I only trust my fortune cookies if they have my favorite number in the “lucky numbers” on the bottom. And when waiting to hear about a job, a contest, an
Saugus High boys basketball got an early start Friday. The Centurions departed at 12:40 p.m. for Dos Pueblos High of Goleta, an 87-mile trek, with hopes of arriving in time
At the State Capitol on Friday, seven Santa Clarita high school students lobbied for causes, debated with legislators and worked to pass bills. The proceedings of the day’s events had
A group of war journalists touched down in Vietnam Friday, the latest wartime group to return to Vietnam and to the scene of their wartime experience thanks to a nonprofit
An Assembly bill — directing that the state no longer be required to take out ads in general-circulation newspapers to notify owners of unclaimed property such as abandoned bank accounts
A powerful wind-swept storm knocked down more than 30 trees across the Santa Clarita Valley Friday, falling on at least two vehicles, injuring one, pulling down electric wires and knocking
Widespread flooding across the Santa Clarita Valley created fast-moving torrents of water in swollen creeks which, in some cases, shut down roadways, stranded residents and barred some from access to
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A small, but mighty group of six is leading one district’s efforts to integrate technology, the arts, physical education and English Language Development (ELD) into every classroom’s regular curriculum. Fondly
State Senator Scott Wilk has introduced legislation to create one new all-encompassing water agency that would manage and distribute water throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. He issued a statement Friday
Local sanitation officials have unveiled a revised version of their plan to reduce the amount of chloride discharged into the Santa Clara River. The Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District announced
News release from the City of Santa Clarita. America’s Job Center of California invites residents to connect with new employers, find a new career path or get back into the
Heavy rainfall hitting the Santa Clarita Valley Friday morning caused officials with the National Weather Service (NWS) to issue a Flood Advisory to the area. The advisory is an addition
The weather cooperated Thursday as local auto enthusiasts were among the first in the country to test drive Acura’s new hybrid electric supercar, the NSX. Valencia Acura on Creekside Road
A major storm moving into the Santa Clarita Valley brought with it several minor crashes and few injuries, emergency response officials reported Friday morning. “This rain is just pouring down,”
One of the strongest storms of the past six years hit Southern California early Friday morning, bringing heavy rainfall, high winds, weather advisories, road closures and school cancellations with it.
Combat correspondent and film advisor, Dale Dye, is accompanying the group of war journalists to Vietnam Feb. 16 to 26. After serving three tours of duty as a U.S. Marine
It was March 2016, when I received an e-mail out of the clear blue from The Greatest Generations Foundation’s (TGGF) founder, Timothy Davis. He introduced himself on that e-mail explaining
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