Prosecutors have tossed out the case against a 22-year-old Canyon Country woman arrested last week on suspicion of attempted murder due to lack of evidence. Abigail Arnold was arrested by
Two dozen people – most of them women, some crying, some foot-stomping, many holding signs – crowded into Congressman Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office Tuesday protesting the plan, they said,
A local man facing several criminal charges including possession of an assault weapon after he allegedly forced his way into a Saugus home, armed with a handgun, and forced the
Carter Sarkar is a 4-year-old boy who loves going to the park, playing with his best friend and 6-year-old sister Sophia and laughing as hard as he can. “He’s the
By Carl Kanowsky I have a message to employers who have employees working in the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County: Welcome to 2017; you have obligations that actually started
A man unhappy with the excessive noise his neighbors made allegedly took matters into his own hands Tuesday afternoon. What started as a neighborly dispute quickly escalated. The man, whose
Three California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) alumni are nominated for an Academy Award for their work on animated films this year. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
The Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which serves College of the Canyons (COC), is set to approve an increase to non-resident tuition and review annual financial reports
An elderly woman suffered chest pains during a Saugus house fire that destroyed a room over the home’s garage late Monday afternoon. Flames and heavy smoke were seen coming from
County officials lifted the evacuation, kept some roads closed and, above all, urged safety. Entry into “Hard Closure areas” will be limited to public safety, first responders, Kerjon Lee, spokesman
A weekend of heavy sudden rain displaced a community, threatened more than 100 homes evacuated, destroyed property and, in the case that affected Lynda Hope of Green Valley, killed the
When they got to downtown Los Angeles on Saturday for the Women’s March, the Walker family didn’t even need directions to Pershing Square. They just followed the crowds. “There were
Members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board will discuss the district’s 2017 Winter Academy, the current state of its Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and Gov.
Last Tuesday night, he got called up to The Show. This Tuesday night, City Council rookie Bill Miranda makes his debut. “The big thing is, for the next few sessions,
Boy soccer Valencia, No. 3, CIF-Southern Section Division 3 Hart, No. 4, Division 4 Girls soccer No local teams ranked Boys hoops Saugus, No. 11, D2A Santa Clarita Christian, No.
Seven students from The Master’s University didn’t let the weekend rainstorms and road closures get them down. Instead, they used the flooded streets to their advantage to go surfing and
There are 21 items on the City Council’s agenda Tuesday night. Not among them is the proclamation promised in December by Councilman Bob Kellar against bigotry and intolerance. Though only
Sand Canyon residents of homes evacuated due to flooding and mud flows caused by heavy rains were allowed to return to their homes Monday morning as rain tapered off and
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Storms that soaked the Santa Clarita Valley and wreaked havoc on the city’s roads are expected to continue throughout Monday with scattered thunderstorms, hail and snow, according to officials with
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