If you look inside of a rock climber’s backpack, you will most likely find ropes, carabiners, and harnesses. After a confirmed “belay on” from a partner, rock climbers scale naturally
40 Oz. to Freedom, an award-winning Sublime tribute band, performed at Central Park on Saturday for a packed crowd. The field was full of people dancing and moving to the
Units with L.A. County Fire and the Angeles National Forest spent time Sunday morning looking for the occupant of a single, flipped vehicle at the Texas Canyon Ranger Station near
The SCV Sheriff’s Narcotics Team conducted a citywide search on Saturday for wanted individuals with felony warrants, according to SCV Sheriff’s Station Public Information Officer, Shirley Miller. The search resulted
The Castaic Animal Care Center helped locals adopt new pets Saturday during the “Clear the Shelters” pet adoption drive, a nationwide pet adoption day when animal shelters reduce or waive
In the far southwest corner of the College of the Canyons Valencia campus, nestled in a quiet ravine between a few large oak trees, lies the COC Center for Early
Some 15 people had quite a scare Saturday morning after they had to evacuate a tour bus that caught on fire just outside of SCV on the Southbound Interstate 5
The National Foundation of Women Legislators (NFWL) and the Office Depot Foundation teamed up on Saturday to distribute backpacks to children of the community by way of a new backpack
The Santa Clarita Valley witnessed multiple traffic collisions over the night and early Saturday morning resulting in two overturned vehicles. Fortunately no one was reported trapped or injured. One collision
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is working to make Santa Clartita safer for all motorists and evidence of this was seen on Friday. Deputies issued 38 citations on Friday,
Air quality is again expected to be unhealthy on Saturday, according to the South Coast Air Quality Management District. Los Angeles County Interim Health Officer, Jeffrey Gunzenhauser, MD, MPH, advises
All she wanted was a puppy. What she got, instead, was a place in the long growing line of victims hit by the latest crime trend – grab and
Speed kills. And, because it kills, law enforcement officers vigilant about making sure it does not happen, slapped more than a dozen motorists Friday with speeding citations. Recent serious traffic
Santa Clarita residents had a sunny Friday afternoon at Old Town Newhall Library’s “Learn About the Sun Day” in preparation for the solar eclipse on Monday. A line of more
A water bill promising to create one new all-encompassing water district in the Santa Clarita Valley faces its toughest hurdle Wednesday when it goes before the State Assembly’s Appropriations Committee.
A motorist who fled the scene of a traffic collision that sent five people to the hospital on the night of July 4th last year was sentenced Friday to
A 22-year-old man who pleaded no contest earlier this month to killing his childhood friend, Max Bernal, was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison, a Los Angeles County District
The temps may have been a little cooler for two dogs freed from a locked car Friday, but leaving them there in the first place remains very much – not
An estimated 100,000 gallons of water was lost Friday morning after a vehicle took out a fire hydrant in Valencia in an early morning single-vehicle crash. The incident marks
Unemployment has increased to 4.8 percent in Santa Clarita, the second month in a row the rate has gone up, according to the Employment Development Department. This comes after five