Responding to concerns voiced here and in Sacramento over apparent omissions that involve at least two local water retailers, Senator Scott Wilk has amended his bill accordingly. Amendments to SB634
With aprons on and paring knives in hand, 24 local high school students competed in the Hart School District’s second annual Culinary Arts Throw Down Competition Friday afternoon. Katie Mularky
Drivers cruising through the parking lot of the Bridgeport Marketplace of restaurants and YogaWorks Valencia, perhaps taking advantage of the Wells Fargo ATM drive-thru, might notice in the expanse of
In honor of fallen Sergeant Steve Owen, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is hosting an Inaugural Trail Ride to benefit the Sheriff’s Youth Foundation. Owen was shot while on
Employment continues to rise in Santa Clarita as spring has sprung; 0.4 percent more residents have gotten jobs from February to March. The jobless rate in Santa Clarita went from
The corded phones ring as they usually do, slicing through a rare afternoon silence. “9-1-1, what’s your emergency?” The caller reports a serious incident at a store in Canyon Country.
SOURCE: City of Santa Clarita The Santa Clarita Public Library has recently named Matthew Hortt as City Librarian. Matthew Hortt will be working with the City of Santa Clarita overseeing
SOURCE: Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center, a Service of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Dedicated to fighting breast cancer through early detection and timely treatments, the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center
A sig alert is expected to remain in place until 12:30 p.m. Friday for the truck lane of the Northbound Interstate 5 near Calgrove after a big rig loaded with
An injured motorist was airlifted to Antelope Valley Hospital early Friday morning after a traffic collision near Gorman left him trapped inside the wreckage of his car. The crash happened
Valencia detectives, satisfied there’s no bite to a threat to campus safety at Valencia High School, are today scrutinizing the details of a perceived threat made allegedly by a female
Since February 2, 2017, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Traffic Unit has conducted ten (10) DUI Saturation Patrols between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. THE DUI
Mail theft in the Santa Clarita Valley is “running rampant,” according to a spokeswoman for the United States Postal Inspection Service assigned to the SCV. “Mail theft is running rampant,”
In search of voting convenience and cost-efficiency, Senator Henry Stern’s (D-Canoga Park) Senate Bill 286 was approved by the senate on Thursday. The bill, the first of Stern’s to be
Cleanup officials who have worked more than three decades decontaminating nearly 1,000 acres of toxic Whittaker-Bermite land flip the ‘On’ switch Friday to start the machine that turns toxic water
Four senate bills are set for Santa Clarita’s City Council consent calendar for Tuesday, none of which are by the valley’s own state senators. Councilmembers are scheduled to support two
Deputies chasing a suspected bicycle thief through Newhall Thursday afternoon suddenly found themselves following the suspect as he ran along roof tops. Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
According to the California Acceleration Project (CAP), 80 percent of community college students are required to take remedial courses based on standardized tests, which can delay student progress and make
California Highway Patrol is on the road to having a taskforce to aid in fighting drug-impaired driving, after Assemblyman Tom Lackey’s (R-Palmdale) Assembly Bill 6 was passed unanimously Thursday. The
Senator Scott Wilk’s (R-Santa Clarita) Senate Bill 792, an effort to fairly distribute funding for trauma centers, passed the Senate Health Committee 8-0 on Wednesday. The bill, a reiteration of