Tax reform is great. Everybody loves lower taxes, right? Yet the proposals coming out of Washington, D.C., are bad news, plain and simple. When it comes to residential real estate,
Early-morning repairs to a rail along Metrolink’s AV Line delayed riders’ morning commute into the San Fernando Valley and Downtown Los Angeles by up to an hour Tuesday morning. The
Troy Hooper, general manager of TPC Valencia, will serve as the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce’s board chairman for 2018. An active community member, Hooper serves on the Chamber’s
More than 800,000 students throughout California, and up to 15,110 in the Santa Clarita Valley, are now eligible for free and reduced price lunch through the state’s Medi-Cal Direct Certification
Santa Clarita is expected to move forward with the Vista Canyon Recycled Water Factory at the City Council meeting Tuesday. Vista Canyon is Santa Clarita’s first large-scale recycling project and
A promising young boxer with an impressive record in the ring died Friday in a crash in Palmdale. Cesar Diaz, 20, of Palmdale, whose family also operates a Sand Canyon-area
Three solo vehicle crashes in just over three hours Monday morning reminded emergency response officials about the need to improve safety along the winding tree-lined Bouquet Canyon Road. While aspects
A group of ferret advocates plan to ask the Santa Clarita City Council to help legalize their furry friends at the meeting on Tuesday. Angel City Ferret Club, which has
Santa Clarita is looking to add six acres of property to its portfolio at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. One of those acres is to be added to the homeless shelter
Firefighters fearing windy days such as the day experienced Monday, rushed to a brush fire in Castaic hoping to stop it early before winds gusting up to 25 miles per
With more and more holiday shoppers bypassing Black Friday for Cyber Monday deals online, more and more thieves lay in wait for packages to be delivered and, in some cases,
A Santa Clarita Youth Orchestra member is looking forward to her first concert in Carnegie Hall in New York next year. Emma DeCourt, 15, a Canyon Country resident and Gorman
Students and elected officials gathered together on Santa Clarita Valley International’s (SCVi) campus Monday to celebrate a $5,000 educational grant awarded to the school this fall. The grant from the
To help all students receive access to a well-rounded arts education, the Newhall School District recently partnered with Arts for All, an initiative from the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
Instead of filing paperwork or reporting tardy slips, the front office staff at Highlands Elementary School in Saugus spent Monday morning taking inventory of emergency vests, packing first-aid equipment and
 Source: Child & Family Center Child & Family Center is pleased to announce that Fun & Fit Gymnastic will hold a Winter Fun Fest on Saturday, December 16 from 5:30
UPDATE 5:45 p.m. 1,038 Valencia residents are still without electricity following a power outage reported at 1:56 p.m. Sunday, according to Southern California Edison’s outage center. Southern California Edison estimates
The influx of people traveling along Southern California freeways for the Thanksgiving holiday has slowed traffic on Interstate 5 to a crawl, officials said. This traffic is due solely to
Source: Child & Family Center SANTA CLARITA, Calif. – November 10, 2017. Child & Family Center is thrilled to announce that Just Maggie Photography will be raising funds for the
Authorities responded to an traffic collision in Valencia near the intersection of Newhall Ranch Road and Rye Canyon Road shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday. Two vehicles were involved in the