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Sales are high despite fewer homes on the market

Sales of homes and condominiums increased in the Santa Clarita Valley, despite a significant decrease in the number of units available for sale in February. Single-families home active listings went

COC students organize human trafficking seminar

A group of College of the Canyons (COC) students and faculty are working together to end what many call “modern day slavery.” The students of the MyGenerationMyFight (MyGenMyFight) club presented

Students explore SCV history through song and dance

Third grade students at Northlake Hills Elementary School explored the history of the Santa Clarita Valley through an original musical performance Wednesday morning. With songs, dances and speeches, the 83

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Aliso Canyon senate bill pulled from hearing

State Senator Henry Stern’s bill to stop natural gas injections from being resumed at Aliso Canyon, site of the massive natural gas leak in 2015, was not heard as scheduled

Reward now $25,000 for info in Lawson hit-and-run

  News release issued by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.       Advisory: REWARD INCREASED TO $25,000; DETECTIVES STILL SEEKING PUBLIC’S HELP WITH CANYON COUNTRY FATAL HIT-AND-RUN Dear

Six Flags staff help nab carjacking suspect

Fast-thinking staffers at Six Flags Magic Mountain are being credited by local sheriff’s deputies today for helping thwart a short-lived kidnapping and carjacking that happened on the weekend. Shortly before

COC students create, share Holocaust Survivor stories

Members of the Santa Clarita Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons (COC), will watch two animated documentaries about Holocaust survivors created by COC

COC instructors selected to fly aboard NASA mission

News release issued by College of the Canyons. College of the Canyons adjunct instructors Christine Hirst and Thomas Gavin have been selected by the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute to