Source: City of Santa Clarita SALSA DANCING TO TAKE OVER CANYON COUNTRY COMMUNITY CENTER Find the perfect combination of music and dance and have a night to remember at the
While millions of Americans will gather around their TV sets to watch the New England Patriots try to make chicken wings out of the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII,
Nearly 60 local families attended a conference aimed at providing resources and information for parents of children with autism on Saturday afternoon in the College of the Canyons gymnasium. “We’re
Seventy years ago, Karen Winger stepped off the St. Cloud State University campus in Minnesota for the final time as a student – saying goodbye to her college days and
Source: City of Santa Clarita 2018 Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival offers free general admission and ticketed shows Tickets to special performances as part of the 25th Annual Santa Clarita Cowboy
Two alleged counterfeiters are off the streets and in custody as the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station continues to crack down on crime in Los Angeles County’s third largest city.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a seven-part series looking at the six murders that were reported in the Santa Clarita Valley last year. Diane McQueen tried phoning her
Hart district officials were put on notice by Learning for Life that its partnership with the Sheriff’s Department allowing for the Academy Explorers class at COC is being discontinued as
Rick Steinbruecker finds many treasures among the trash left in the Santa Clara River. In 2006, he found $15,000 in crisp U.S. savings bonds and tracked down the rightful owner
A Santa Clarita Valley woman has been charged with several criminal counts including murder, attempted murder and assault for allegedly stealing a car and crashing it on the 210 Freeway,
Editor’s note: This is the second in an occasional, several-part series looking at arts education in Santa Clarita Valley school district. A recent countywide survey from the Los Angeles County
It’s time of year again, when local Girl Scout troops travel door-to-door and set up shop in front of storefronts to sell everyone’s favorite springtime treats. From Thin Mints and
From doctors and firefighters to teachers and accountants, West Creek Academy students spent the week learning about different careers they could pursue when they grow up. “I hope they start
Pet Me! Magazine will ‘continue to serve as the SCV’s “central resource for pet lovers and animal-related industries’
Pet Me! Magazine will continue to serve as the SCV’s “central resource for pet lovers and animal-related industries.”
Santa Clarita sheriff’s deputies continue to crack down on motorists speeding on surface streets — one violator clocked at 93 miles per hour — recently handing out 26 citations. Last
A Santa Clarita Valley woman named as the suspect in last week’s deadly wrong-way driving crash that claimed the life of a Fontana man, and injured two others, was
Sheriff’s deputies arrested a man on suspicion of making terrorist threats and brandishing a replica handgun after he allegedly pointed a gun at a motorist Thursday in an apparent
In 2016, 2,553 youth ages 10 to 19 died by suicide across the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Â In California, suicide rates continue to
Campaign contributions for the last three months of 2017 indicate the 25th Congressional District will be home to a high-stakes primary battle with signature gatherers pounding the pavement trying to