“Drug house” woman slated for court in August
May 10, 2017
An elderly woman arrested on suspicion of running a drug house in Saugus, whose son is addicted to drugs, according to law enforcement, is scheduled to appear in court in
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Teacher tax cut bill clears finance committee
May 10, 2017
California teachers are one step closer to tax credits and exemptions after Senator Henry Stern’s (D-Canoga Park) bill passed the Governance and Finance Committee Wednesday. Senate Bill 807, also referred
Barry Gump, 74, dies at home in Valencia
May 10, 2017
Barry Gump, retired president of Andy Gump Temporary Site Services, died April 17 at age 74 at his home in Valencia. Over his quarter century as a business owner
Gentle Barn begins campaign to find new home for rescued cows
May 10, 2017
On March 30, six cows escaped from a slaughterhouse in North St. Louis, leading local law enforcement and animal control on a five hour chase throughout the city. Hours later,
Castaic Board to consider adopting new curriculum materials
May 10, 2017
The Castaic Union School District (CUSD) Governing Board is expected to review two new materials for the district’s English Language Arts/English Language Development (ELA/ELA) program at its meeting Thursday. If
UPDATE: COC parking lot deemed safe after HazMat incident
May 10, 2017
Firefighters trained to handle hazardous materials examined a delivery truck that contained a package reported to have spilled a corrosive substance onto a parking lot at College of the Canyons
Cyclist gets 188 days in jail for throwing bottle at motorist’s car
May 10, 2017
A cyclist who in February threw a bottle at a motorist’s car in a case of apparent road rage – or, specifically, driveway rage – has been sentenced to 188
Rio Norte students hold art, poetry competition in remembrance of the Holocaust
May 10, 2017
In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day on April 24, students at Rio Norte Junior High School organized a Symbol of Hope Competition to bring recognition to the day. The art
2 hurt in early morning crash near Acton
May 10, 2017
Two people were injured and at least one of them taken to the hospital following a traffic collision near Acton early Wednesday morning. The two-vehicle collision happened shortly after 4:10
Vocal residents debate mobile home park politics
May 10, 2017
Opinionated mobile home park residents voiced their concerns with changes to the mobile home park municipal code at Tuesday’s city council meeting. Municipal Code 6.02, originally implemented in 1990, serves
SCV campuses to stay green with recycled water
May 9, 2017
Recycled water is going to school – a handful of local schools, actually. Two of the Santa Clarita Valley’s three main water retailers are banding together with the Castaic Lake
COC board to review new policy about drones on campus
May 9, 2017
During Wednesday’s Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees meeting, members of the board are expected to approve a new board policy about the use of drones on College
Father still critical after crash that killed his daughter
May 9, 2017
As friends and family prepare for a “celebration of life” Saturday in memory of seven-year-old Sophia Bella Cano Reveles who died in a traffic collision Apr. 29, the little girl’s
COC shines the light on suicide prevention, awareness
May 9, 2017
More than one thousand colorful paper lanterns covered College of the Canyon’s Honor Grove Tuesday, acting as a visual representation for the 1,100 U.S. college students who lost their lives
Castaic fire drills expected during last few weeks of May
May 9, 2017
No need for residents to stop, drop and roll when they see grass fires starting May 12. The Los Angeles County Fire Department will be conducting grass drills, which are controlled
Students construct water filtration devices for ‘Hydro Ape Challenge’
May 9, 2017
Two student teams from College of the Canyons (COC) tested their skills in and knowledge of water filtration as part of the college’s biannual MakerFaire competition Tuesday. In the Hydro
Assembly bill would budget $15 million for homeless young adults
May 9, 2017
Young adults experiencing homelessness would get more access to assistance and services under Assemblyman Tom Lackey’s (R-Palmdale) new budget proposal, his office announced Tuesday. If passed, the budget would provide
UPDATE: Woman in her 70’s arrested in drug raid for allegedly running a drug house
May 9, 2017
A morning drug raid at a house in Saugus Tuesday netted the arrest of a woman in her 70’s accused of running a drug house, and a man in his
Apparent tech rage ends in arrest of transient
May 9, 2017
A 33-year-old homeless man who walked into an electronics store and allegedly poured milk onto a laptop has been arrested. The man, described as unemployed and homeless, was arrested Friday
Sulphur Springs board to consider moving location of one state preschool program
May 9, 2017
Editor’s note: The district is considering moving only one of two state preschool programs in operation at Mint Canyon Community School. This means that one preschool program will still be