Army couple looks forward to starting family life
November 7, 2017
Between the birth of her first child, graduation from college and her wedding, 2018 is set to be a significant year for Jennifer McCoy. The Army veteran is giving birth
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COC Board to approve Integrated Plan for student success, equity, support
November 7, 2017
A two-year plan detailing College of the Canyons’ (COC) efforts to increase student success while closing achievement gaps is expected to be reviewed by the Santa Clarita Community College District
Castaic woman who murdered her father sent to Patton state hospital
November 7, 2017
A Castaic woman who pleaded no contest last month to having brutally murdered her elderly father three years ago was placed in the Patton State hospital Tuesday. Denise Ann
Sulphur Springs Board to announce dates of sixth grade promotions
November 7, 2017
The dates and times for sixth grade promotions at all nine Sulphur Springs Union School District schools are expected to be announced by the district’s Governing Board Wednesday. All nine
One hurt, taken to hospital, in Tick Canyon crash
November 7, 2017
One person was injured and taken to the hospital early Monday night following a traffic collision near Tick Canyon. Paramedics with the Los Angeles County Fire Department received a distress
Local groundwater group updates SCV
November 6, 2017
An official with a newly-formed agency set up to manage Santa Clarita Valley’s groundwater unveiled several “undesirable” aspects of underground water it plans to look for and – hopefully –
City clears almost 9,000 pounds of trash in homeless encampments
November 6, 2017
City staff members cleared out 16 homeless encampments Monday morning, disposing of 8,750 pounds of trash and debris. Homeless locals had three days’ notice to take their belongings elsewhere in
Murderer sentenced to life for 1978 murder of Leslie Long
November 6, 2017
One of two men convicted of having murdered gas station attendant Leslie Long 36 years ago was sentenced Monday to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Neal Antoine
Baby named in amber alert abduction now safe and sound
November 6, 2017
Two-month-old Jefferson Gomes is safe and sound after being the subject of a state-wide amber alert issued Friday for his alleged abduction from Lebec. The two-month-old baby abducted Friday
Brush fire arsonist deemed insane at time of 2016 fire-setting
November 6, 2017
A Lancaster man who pleaded no contest to arson in the morning was found not guilty in the afternoon by reason of insanity. David Artiaga, a 27-year-old metal worker, appeared
Woman accused in fatal crash still wanted on bench warrant
November 6, 2017
A Santa Paula woman charged with vehicular manslaughter in the fatal crash that claimed the life of emergency medical technician Christopher Ronald Parry more than a year ago, will
SCV businesses participate in ‘Day of Healing’ for Vegas victims
November 6, 2017
Businesses and restaurants throughout the Santa Clarita Valley are coming together Tuesday to donate a portion of their earnings to help victims of the Las Vegas shooting. From 8 a.m.
Councilman Kellar to host Fallen Warriors Monument unveiling Wednesday
November 6, 2017
On Wednesday, Veterans Historical Plaza will officially be home to the long-awaited Fallen Warriors Monument. Just three days before Veterans Day, the unveiling ceremony will bring together veterans, their loved
Saugus Board to review district safety, facility projects
November 6, 2017
Various safety projects and facility updates are expected to be reviewed and approved by the Saugus Union School District Governing Board during its meeting Tuesday. The first is for a
Sunset in the Vineyard: Wine for a cause
November 5, 2017
It was difficult to tell whether the Assistance League Santa Clarita’s 10th annual Sunset in the Vineyard event was held in a Newhall backyard or on a beautiful Mediterranean island.
UPDATE: 1 dead, live wires in Canyon Country bus crash
November 5, 2017
UPDATE: 2:10 p.m. Sunday Nov. 5 . Officials have identified the victim of the crash as Marie Davis, 67, who was pronounced dead on arrival, according to Lt. Becerra of the
Athletes leave it all on the track for Santa Clarita Marathon
November 5, 2017
The Santa Clarita Marathon ran another race on Sunday bringing hundreds of runners to Valencia. Athletes had a choice of participating in a full or half marathon, a 5K, a
Streets reopened after Santa Clarita Marathon
November 5, 2017
Various streets, mostly surrounding Valencia Town Center, were closed on Sunday in order to accommodate the 22nd annual Santa Clarita Marathon. Streets were closed on a rolling basis, and will
Diabetes walk draws hundreds to Magic Mountain
November 4, 2017
Two hours before Six Flags opened for business on Saturday, hundreds of Santa Clarita residents congregated beneath the roller coasters and waterslides to take part in the Greater Los Angeles
PHOTOS: High school bands bring their best to Hart Rampage
November 4, 2017
Hart High School invited over 30 high school marching bands to their 34th Annual Hart Rampage competition at College of the Canyons in Valencia on Saturday. Hundreds of high school