Missing Valencia woman found
August 23, 2017
A Valencia woman who went missing and sparked a search by local sheriff’s deputies has been found. Marcia Ann Whitcomb, 77, walked away from her home on the 23000 block
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School Resource Deputy appointed at Golden Valley High School
August 23, 2017
Source: Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Deputy Natalie Hidalgo has been appointed as the school resource officer for Golden Valley High School, Sierra Vista Junior High School and Sequoia School.
Google Startup Grind coming to Santa Clarita
August 23, 2017
Santa Clarita is the newest outpost of Google Startup Grind, which holds monthly gatherings to give budding entrepreneurs a chance to hear the story of a successful startup from its
EARNINGS ROUNDUP
August 23, 2017
Five Point Holdings Five Point Holdings, owner and developer of Newhall Ranch and other mixed-use master-planned communities in coastal California, reported second quarter 2017 financial results on Aug. 10. “We
Council approves Fallen Warriors Monument design at first fall meeting
August 22, 2017
Santa Clarita residents joined in the city council chambers on Tuesday for the first council meeting since the six-week summer hiatus. Community members came with a summer’s-worth of questions and
SCV environmentalists sue Newhall Ranch developer, county
August 22, 2017
Santa Clarita Valley environmentalists who vowed this week to stop 21,000 Newhall Ranch homes being built have unveiled the bite behind their bark – a lawsuit filed against the project
Architect and builder William Cloyd Sr. dies at 84
August 22, 2017
Noted Santa Clarita architect and homebuilder William C. Cloyd, Sr. died last month at his home on Iron Canyon Road. Cloyd, a driving force in the growth of Sand Canyon
County to aid foster youth transitioning to adulthood
August 22, 2017
County officials will seek ways to better assist foster youth as they enter adulthood and become self-sufficient after the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed a motion Tuesday. Introduced
Two COC students arrested for rape in separate incidents
August 22, 2017
Two young men, both enrolled as COC students at some point this year, were each arrested Monday on suspicion of rape for separate incidents – one for an alleged
Today’s college freshmen have never lived without Smartphones, emojis
August 22, 2017
Students entering college this year have grown up in a world where a phone is used for anything except voice communication. Instead, it is a video game, a direction finder,
New round of state film credits includes 3 big-budget features
August 22, 2017
Three big-budget films, “Captain Marvel,” “Island Plaza,” and “Midway,” are among eight features that will benefit from the latest round of California film tax credits, which allocates nearly $68 million
Alleged kingpin in online betting ring to stand trial
August 22, 2017
Only one of the five local men arrested two years ago in a nationwide crackdown of an alleged illegal $32 million sports betting ring has been ordered to stand
SSUSD turns eclipse viewing into learning experience
August 22, 2017
Source: Sulphur Springs Union School District Thousands of Sulphur Springs Union School District students participated in a once-in-a-lifetime learning experience on Monday morning when they viewed the rare solar eclipse. Students and
Sulphur Springs Board to hold regular meeting Wednesday
August 22, 2017
Members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board are expected to gather at the district office Tuesday to discuss the district’s summer programs and updated policies. Summer Academy
San Francisquito head-on crash survivors improving
August 22, 2017
Two men injured in a head-on crash on San Francisquito Canyon Road last Wednesday were reported to be improving Tuesday, with one released from the hospital and the other listed
UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed in crash near Val Verde
August 22, 2017
A 27-year-old motorcyclist from Pine Mountain was killed Tuesday in a traffic collision on Highway 126 near Val Verde and the Chiquita Canyon Landfill. Joshua Korczyk was pronounced dead at
PT Cruiser bandit hits 5th SCV bank
August 22, 2017
For the fifth time in 11 weeks, the PT Cruiser bandit has robbed a financial institution in the Santa Clarita Valley – which works out roughly to a bank robbed
Filming climate: What a difference a few years make
August 21, 2017
In August, four professionals involved with the filming community in the Santa Clarita Valley got together for a roundtable to discuss the current status of the local filming economy. Moderator
LA cat lovers invited to help “Save the Kittens” this weekend
August 21, 2017
Kittens. They’re cute, cuddly, and critical to helping Los Angeles become No Kill Los Angeles (NKLA). As kittens are the most at-risk population in city shelters, foster homes are desperately
SCV environmentalists: Newhall Ranch is not a done deal
August 21, 2017
As developers proceed with their plan to build 21,000 homes between the interstate and the Ventura County line and press on after last month’s ringing endorsement by county supervisors, some