Two people were injured and taken to the hospital Monday morning following a two-car crash on Highway 14 at Soledad Canyon Road. The traffic collision happened shortly after 6:40
Multiple cars collided on Sierra Highway and Placerita Canyon on Sunday night at around 5:12 p.m. Officials responded to 3 minor injuries but no persons were transported to the hospital,
Dozens of Santa Clarita residents occupied the seats at the Newhall Family Theatre, to remember a mother, friend, and colleague, former Santa Clarita Mayor Jo Anne Darcy, who passed away
On Sunday, a group of horseback riders moved serenely through the early morning glow of the rolling Castaic foothills in what easily could have been mistaken as a scene from
The rising cost of college tuition has increasingly been a “barrier” to higher education, especially in California, but The Master’s University leadership voted to make things a little easier recently.
With clear skies and mild temperatures, many consider Southern California to be a perfect venue for live, outdoor music. And Cloverton, the Kansas based-Christian rock band whom NorthPark Community Church
Santa Clarita’s toxic waste found a way out of garages and into proper disposal bins Saturday, as the Household Hazardous Waste and Electronic Waste Collection Program set up at College
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, battalions of American soldiers celebrated the armistice that ended the bloodshed of the First World War.
For Army Sgt. Jon Morita, his two tours left him with painful reminders of his service — a surgically repaired hand, shrapnel in his elbow and post-traumatic stress disorder. But
For many locals who are homeless, they’re in need of more than a home. When they might have their next meal or an opportunity to shower, brush their teeth and
At least two motorists were clocked driving at triple digit speeds – or close to it – on inner city streets recently in the SCV. Speeds recorded for one driver
5:00 p.m. Bomb squad robot grabs the suspicious package – believed to be a pressure cooker – shakes it, rolls it, turns it upside and down, shines a light into
Locals took advantage of the beautiful weather on Friday by spending time with their family at Central Park.
Law enforcement officers announced this week that mail thefts in the Santa Clarita Valley have “sharply declined” after local sheriff’s deputies joined forces with US Postal Inspection officers in response
Decked out in red, white and blue, the SCV Senior Center honored its veterans with a celebration and sing-along on Friday afternoon. Veterans and their loved ones were invited to
The City of Santa Clarita is inviting locals to express their needs in order to decide how to spend federal grant money. Whatever responders say they’re most in need of
At least three people were detained at gunpoint near the Walmart in Valencia Friday in connection with a car matching the description of one wanted in a recent cell phone
More than half a dozen hazardous materials units responded to reports of a fuel spill in Canyon Country only to end up babysitting 10 gallons of spilled diesel for 12
The Santa Clarita Valley community came together Thursday to honor the work and success of Erin Oxhorn-Gilpin, a 2018 California State Teacher of the Year. In October, Oxhorn-Gilpin—a first and
Formalities and finances are going to make it at least a year before Bridge to Home’s homeless shelter is ready to be open year-round, officials said this week. Santa Clarita