Health officials say they are uncertain why the number of cases of valley fever—an illness caused by a fungus found in the soil and dirt—appear to be increasing across California
Firefighters wasted no time jumping on a brush fire near Escondido Canyon Road in Agua Dulce Wednesday morning, snuffing out the small fire effectively within half an hour. “It was
By Olga Kaczmar, Newhall Community Contributor David Wolfram will demonstrate pastel-over-watercolor painting at the Santa Clarita Artists Association (SCAA) meeting on Monday evening,ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ November 20 at 6:30 p.m. This
Water officials preparing for the New Year launch of Santa Clarita Valley’s brand new water agency got down to business Monday, defining its mission statement and naming as its General
City Council members gave the go-ahead on a feasibility study for an amphitheater in Santa Clarita at their meeting Tuesday. AEA Consulting was awarded the contract for $59,640 to figure
A 59-year-old mother of two whose car went over a cliff as she drove through the Grapevine and hit a tire tread remains in a coma after three months but
Large, vibrant portraits of dogs, flowers, bunnies and horses now surround the walls of every building at the Castaic Animal Care Center. “I think it makes it a more friendly,
Nearly 100 student from Canyon High School spent their Sunday morning picking up everything from water bottles and cigarette butts to towels and orange cones at the Santa Monica Beach.
Two teachers in the Santa Clarita Valley each received a $500 grant to benefit their students, promote classroom learning and support community outreach. Both Tiffany Bernier, a teacher at Valencia
A Stevenson Ranch man was killed in a traffic collision on The Old Road Tuesday morning. California Highway Patrol officers have identified the victim as 29-year-old Timothy Wise. Shortly after
From turning an idea into a business and learning how to collaborate with others to prototyping a unique product, this year’s Innovate SCV campaign focuses on inspiring doers and self-starters
Local churches are gearing up for their annual Giving Thanks Giving event, which provides a full festival meal for over 1,000 people on Thanksgiving morning. The event feeds those who
At least a dozen Agua Dulce families went to bed Wednesday in the Antelope Valley and woke up Thursday morning in the Santa Clarita Valley. When officials with the Los
When the Sand Fire died and the smoke cleared, what regional planners found standing on the suddenly barren hills were misplaced property markers noticed for the first time. Brush burned
A Fresno man accused of killing Kimberly Harvill, whose body was found in Gorman last year has been ordered to stand trial for murder following a week-long preliminary hearing.
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station will soon be equipped with even more of the life-saving opioid antidote Narcan. Matrix Institute on Addictions donated at total of 502 two-dose packages
A Bakersfield woman struck and killed by a vehicle on Interstate 5 while she apparently tried to cross the freeway last week, actually meant to take her own life, a
UPDATE: 3:36 p.m. Southern California Edison crews are still investigating the cause of the power outage, but believe it has something to do with issues with underground equipment, according to spokesperson
A person was injured and 40 gallons of diesel spilled following a two-vehicle crash in Agua Dulce Monday morning. At least nine emergency vehicles including about half a dozen specially-equipped
A 17-year-old Canyon Country boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, accused of stabbing a man and hitting him with a baseball bat Sunday evening. Deputies with the