Seven apply for Hart Board vacancy
March 17, 2017
A total of seven Santa Clarita residents have applied to fill the vacancy on the William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board. Residents who applied to fill the
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George H. Brown
March 17, 2017
Fighter Pilot Training George Brown was born October 16, 1924 in Rockwell, Iowa but he grew up in nearby Mason City graduating from Mason City High School May 1942. After
Knight still believes Trump should release tax returns
March 16, 2017
Despite speculation otherwise, Rep. Steve Knight stands by his belief that President Trump should release his tax returns. As his March 4 town hall meeting in Palmdale came to a
Former Power Rangers actor pleads to killing roommate
March 16, 2017
A 38-year-old man best known for his role in the Power Rangers television series pleaded guilty Thursday in the stabbing death of his roommate, a spokesman for the Los Angeles
Rape trial postponed a week
March 16, 2017
A Winnetka man whose rape trial for an assault in Valencia was expected to begin Thursday was ordered to appear back in court next week for another pre-trial hearing. Etienne
Homeless man arrested for riding an unlit bicycle
March 16, 2017
A homeless man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of operating a bicycle at night without lights. The man, identified by deputies of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station as a
Knight re-introduces bill to stop mining in Soledad Canyon
March 16, 2017
Congressman Steve Knight, who a year ago unveiled a bill to block future mining in Soledad Canyon, re-introduced the bill this week in hopes of ensuring Cemex or any other
L.A. County receives federal funds for storm damage
March 16, 2017
California counties, including Los Angeles County, were approved for federal funding by President Trump on Thursday to address January storm damage. Governor Brown made the disaster declaration to the Federal
Female robotics club battles to the top
March 16, 2017
Members of Santa Clarita’s all-female robotics team know how to heat up the competition while keeping their cool under pressure. Made up of four high school students, the team of
Adult, 4 kids, detained in probe of stolen school tech equipment
March 16, 2017
An adult was arrested and four juveniles detained Thursday in connection with two burglaries reported at Placerita Junior High School last month. Members of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station’s
Discarded tombstone names are TV crime show characters
March 16, 2017
The mystery of Alice Beatty and her “loving husband” Timothy – whose names were engraved on a polished granite tombstone found on a Stevenson Ranch lawn Monday – may be
Miss Santa Clarita Valley pageant crowns 2017 court
March 16, 2017
The Miss Santa Clarita Valley scholarship pageant crowned its queens and princesses during its 38th annual pageant at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center March 11. Highlighting community service and
Seniors peacefully protest new healthcare plan
March 16, 2017
On behalf of senior citizens concerned about the future of their healthcare, nine people gathered at Rep. Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office Thursday morning to protest the newly proposed Republican
Opening of Newhall Post Office delayed for fifth time
March 16, 2017
Contrary to previous reports from the United States Postal Service (USPS), the Newhall Post Office at 23736 Lyons Ave. will not open to residents this upcoming Monday. “I received a
UPDATE: Power outage leaves SCV Sheriff’s Station in the dark, briefly
March 16, 2017
A power outage Thursday morning left at least 230 people – including the local sheriff’s station – without electricity following a problem centered on Creekside Road. The power failure happened
Saugus schools succeed in Trash Free Lunch competition
March 16, 2017
Two elementary schools in the Saugus Union School District showed off their recycling and sustainability skills during the sixth annual Grades of Green Trash Free Lunch Challenge. In their first
SCV Groundwater managers sought
March 15, 2017
If you love the Santa Clarita Valley and you want to make sure its groundwater is protected, then Monday is the day you get to be part of a grassroots
California launches new school, district accountability system
March 15, 2017
On Wednesday, the California Department of Education officially released its newest performance measurement and accountability tool, the California School Dashboard. The new online portal, found at CASchoolDashboard.org, uses a color-coded
Valencia Summit alerted to night prowler
March 15, 2017
A suspected prowler who, in the dead of night, stole a lock box containing a key after trying to force his way into an occupied home in Valencia Summit is
Acosta requests $2 million for Aliso Canyon study
March 15, 2017
Over a year has passed and there has yet to be a health study conducted for the Aliso Canyon natural gas leak, so Assemblyman Dante Acosta is trying to speed