Former LASD Sheriff Baca convicted of conspiracy
March 15, 2017
Los Angeles County’s former sheriff Lee Baca will face a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison after a jury found him guilty of heading a conspiracy to
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Knife-wielding robber who terrorized sleeping couple sentenced to 3 years in prison
March 15, 2017
A man accused of terrorizing a Canyon Country couple at knife-point as they slept in their bed last month – a man arrested more than a dozen times since May
Winter homeless shelter extends another two weeks
March 15, 2017
Visitors to Bridge to Home’s winter shelter will be able to extend their stay a little longer, as the organization will allow homeless people to stay through March 30. The
Trinity alum launches rockets at alma mater
March 15, 2017
One of Trinity’s own returned to the school Wednesday to teach students about engineering, help them build their own rockets and launch two rockets nearly 1,000 feet into the air.
Councilmembers to address Old Town Newhall plan again
March 15, 2017
Councilmembers revisited the amendment to the Old Town Newhall plan at their meeting Tuesday, which will be revisited again at the next meeting with suggested changes. The council agreed to
Man who broke accuser’s arm over driving complaint sentenced to 3 years in prison
March 15, 2017
A man accused of assaulting his Santa Clarita neighbor by throwing him to the ground and breaking his arm after being confronted about his driving has been sentenced to three
Coroner IDs Golden Valley remains as female
March 15, 2017
Investigators with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Department have uncovered evidence to conclude that human remains found last week in a field near Golden Valley High School are those of
Fall victim identified
March 15, 2017
The young man who died from a fall at a Valencia apartment complex Monday has been identified as 20-year-old Lucas Rodriguez, of Valencia. Lt. David Smith with the Los Angeles
‘Listen’ film inspires community discussion of mental health
March 14, 2017
An athlete, a special needs student, a quiet scholar, a new girl in school, a student caught in a violent world all have one thing in common: no one will
Civic Impact Scholars discuss veterans project
March 14, 2017
Jade Aubuchon, Chris Borja, Ian Martinez and Faizul Basit spent their Tuesday afternoon sharing ideas, discussing logistics and planning an all-day series of events to bring awareness to veterans’ issues.
UPDATE: Man died from “self-initiated” fall at Valencia apt. complex
March 14, 2017
A homicide detective investigating the death of a man found on the blood-stained sidewalk of an apartment complex in Valencia Monday is calling the death “self-initiated.” The victim was described
Four hurt in multi-vehicle crash on Newhall Ranch Road
March 14, 2017
Three adults and a child were injured and taken to the hospital late Tuesday afternoon following a multi-vehicle crash on Newhall Ranch Road. The four-vehicle traffic collision happened about 5:15
Two of 5 men accused of online gambling released in NYC
March 14, 2017
Two of five local men accused of running an illegal $32 million nationwide sports betting ring, along with a dozen other people, were released from custody on conditional discharges after
Stevenson Ranch woman finds tombstone on her front lawn
March 14, 2017
A Stevenson Ranch woman made an eerie find Monday when she stepped out of her house on Durant Place and found an engraved polished granite tombstone on her front lawn.
DA prosecutes one man out of six arrested on weapons offenses
March 14, 2017
Prosecutors are pursuing criminal charges against only one of six men arrested Thursday on unrelated weapons offenses. On Monday, the six men arrested were expected to appear in San Fernando
Hart Board scheduled to review OFL charter petition renewal
March 14, 2017
A five-year charter petition renewal request from Opportunities for Learning Public Charter Schools (OFL) will be evaluated during a public hearing at Wednesday’s William S. Hart Union High School District
CHP warns against St. Patrick’s Day DUIs
March 14, 2017
Courtesy of California Highway Patrol SACRAMENTO, Calif. – St. Patrick’s Day is a national celebration that our country observes and many Californians will take part in the festivities with friends
Lawn watering returns to SCV – but will rate hikes follow?
March 13, 2017
With the rains behind us, a week of high temps, sunshine and Daylight Savings Time upon us, lawn watering in the Santa Clarita Valley has resumed. But, at what cost?
Cemex decision expected between August and April 2018
March 13, 2017
Residents worried about the possibility of gravel trucks pulling in and out of Soledad Canyon, should Cemex be allowed to mine there, should know one way or the other if
CalArts student uses thousands of Cheetos in art exhibit
March 13, 2017
Last week, approximately 300 pounds of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos were on display at California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) as part of Jazmin Urrea’s “RED 40” art exhibit. The four-day