
Henry Mayo hosts ‘Prescription Drug Take Back Day’
Have you ever considered what to do with your prescription medication that needs to be disposed of? Is the trashcan a good disposal method? How about flushing them down the

Have you ever considered what to do with your prescription medication that needs to be disposed of? Is the trashcan a good disposal method? How about flushing them down the

When a child goes into an emergency room, a teddy bear is often the last thing that is on a family’s mind. Although, a plush toy can bring a great

Two people have died while another person was injured following a traffic collision on the 33000 block of San Francisquito Road in the Angeles Forest on Saturday. Two vehicles were involved in

People living with disabilities got the chance to test their limits over the weekend during the 6th Annual Wheelchair Sports Festival hosted by the Triumph Foundation at The Santa Clarita Sports

At the end of a long troubling week for Santa Clarita Valley residents waking up to the inescapable truth that Los Angeles County’s awesome family community to the north has

Students in the Kids Loving Animals within Shelters (KLAWS) club at Castaic Middle School returned to the Castaic Animal Shelter Friday to photograph dogs in the hopes of getting them

Earlier this year, Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) teacher Isela Lieber was one of five teachers named a 2017 California Teacher of the Year. “I was very honored and
Homicide detectives who began their day Friday morning combing a rugged area near Templin Highway where a skull was found Thursday wrapped up their search by mid-afternoon, after finding

Valley View Community School is ensuring that all students, no matter their ability, have a chance to play and grow together at the school’s new state-of-the-art, inclusive playground. Opened to

Affordable housing for Santa Clarita’s senior citizens is going to be up to market demand, according to city officials. Multiple seniors expressed a need for more affordable housing at Tuesday’s

With résumés in hand, community members gathered at College of the Canyons on Friday morning for the monthly hiring fest hosted by America’s Job Center of California. Derrick Joseph, business

A one-of-a-kind annual festival featuring expressive music and dance from across the globe has drawn crowds to Santa Clarita since the 1970s. This year’s California Institute of the Arts World

Detectives posting online advertisements offering sex with girls aged 16 and 14 ended up arresting four men Thursday – one local, three from out of town – on suspicion of

“It was over the plate, I just saw it well, and I hit it well.” That’s what ecstatic College of the Canyons freshman third baseman Calvin Estrada said moments after
Volunteer sheriffs of all ages gathered Thursday night for the annual SCV Sheriff’s Foundation dinner and awards ceremony to honor the hours they have dedicated to serving the community. Foundation

With just one committee left to scrutinize Senator Scott Wilk’s Senate bill calling for one brand new all-encompassing water district for the Santa Clarita Valley, the vision of local water

Maria Blue, a first grade teacher at Emblem Academy, was named Saugus Union School District’s (SUSD) Teacher of the Year by the district Wednesday. “I am honored to be recognized

Officials on the front line of fighting the proliferation of heroin in Southern California came together Thursday to raise awareness in curbing the emerging trend of heroin-like opioid abuse, and
Homicide detectives were called Thursday to a remote area near Castaic for the discovery of what could turn out to be human remains. Shortly before noon, detectives with the Los

Both Senators Scott Wilk (R-Santa Clarita) and Henry Stern (D-Canoga Park) saw progress on senate bills this week, as all of those introduced in committees were approved to move forward.