Democrats, donors and dignitaries gathered at a Newhall home Thursday night to kick off Christy Smith’s campaign for the 38th Assembly District at a private fundraising event. This is the
The hard facts are in on the Santa Clarita Valley’s “hard water” and the bottom line is that our drinking water – hard or soft – is clean and safe
Local sheriff’s officials busy responding to the ill-effects of a heroin/opioid epidemic in the SCV are eagerly awaiting the arrival of a drug which can stop an opioid overdose. The
Newhall water officials poised to lay pipes for one of the largest commercial projects under development in Los Angeles County – the Needham Ranch project at Sierra Highway – were
A Santa Clarita Valley woman who was shaken up during a two-car crash in Valencia last week wants to reach out to the paramedics who responded that day and simply
Without any Democrats’ support, House Republicans passed the Financial Choice Act on Thursday. The House of Representatives bill seeks to undo the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection
Fourth grade students in the Sulphur Springs Union School District put their classroom lessons to song and dance as they performed their renditions of “Gold Dust or Bust” Thursday. Both
Girls volleyball Division 2: Valencia, Hart Division 3: West Ranch Division 4: Canyon, Saugus Division 5: Golden Valley Division 8: Trinity Classical Academy Division 9: Santa Clarita Christian Division 10: Albert Einstein Academy, Santa Clarita Valley International
SOURCE: City of Santa Clarita City Begins Annual Resurfacing of Arterial and Neighborhood Streets On Monday, June 12, the City of Santa Clarita will begin its annual Road Rehab project
Val Verde Community Regional Park will soon be open late on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays as part of Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation’s Parks After Dark (PAD)
Santa Clarita’s much-anticipated 2017-18 budget will go before the city council on Tuesday. Recent council agendas have been slim for the past few weeks to allow the city staff time
By Ben Christopher CALmatters Amy Woods got a call last year from the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, informing her that the mother of her 2-and-half-year-old
Nearly 225,000 free snacks and lunches will be distributed to children at county parks, county libraries, churches, school districts, schools and organizations as part of the 2017 Summer Food Service
Plum Canyon Elementary’s 3rd graders put on a play all about the “History of Santa Clarita.” As part of the history, the students performed a musical with different characters portrays
Animal Country officials are investigating the savage attack this past weekend in which by two pit bulls attacked and killed a tiny poodle mixed breed dog as it was being
Jasmine Winning enjoys every minute of each day. The two and a half-year-old Santa Clarita girl wears sparkly red shoes, loves ballet and swimming, climbs all over her parents and
An assistant manager at the Hobby Lobby store in Saugus has been charged with possessing more than 600 images of child pornography. Donald Anthony Little, 35, who works at the
The Santa Clarita Fourth of July Parade kicks off bright and early on Independence Day this year, promising two marching bands, equestrian units, vintage cars and lots of entries from
Castaic resident Jeff Preach is expected to take on a new position as a representative on the Castaic Union School District’s Measure QS Citizens Oversight Committee. Governing Board members are
Santa Clarita will be getting a new hotel and brewery after the planning commission’s approval of two projects at their Tuesday meeting. The commission approved Dudes’ Brewing Company, a bar