A particularly potent batch of heroin in the Santa Clarita Valley has killed one person and threatened the lives of seven others in a 24-hour period. Dr. Bud Lawrence, an
In an effort to recycle contaminated water in the Santa Clarita Valley, Congressman Steve Knight (R-Antelope Valley) introduced a bill Tuesday to treat areas contaminated by perchlorate. Under the House
Albert Einstein Academy for Letters, Arts and Sciences (AEALAS) is halfway through a charter petition appeal process with the Los Angeles County Board of Education. On April 18, the board
Gusty winds are blowing through the Santa Clarita Valley Tuesday, necessitating the National Weather Service to put out a wind advisory until Wednesday morning. Wind speeds were at about 23
On Saturday April 22, the Los Angeles Police Reserve Foundation recognized 25 Reserves of the Year at its gala at the Skirball Cultural Center. The gala, hosted by LAPD Chief Charlie
Four high schools within the William S. Hart Union High School District made U.S. News and World Report’s list of the 2017 Best High Schools which was released Tuesday. The
To bring Santa Clarita Valley’s senior citizens a new facility for recreation, leisure and educational activities, the Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging launched the SCV Senior Center Campaign on
Professionals who work on the front lines combating drug abuse in the Santa Clarita Valley are holding a press conference today at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital to address the rash
Member of the Sulphur Springs Union School District (SSUSD) Governing Board will recognize Assistance League and Teacher of the Year honorees, in addition to conducting a public hearing about one
A decline in inventory did not stop those in the Santa Clarita Valley from purchasing condominiums and single-family homes, pushing sales and prices up from one month ago. According to
A rash of recent reported drug overdose cases across the Santa Clarita Valley including that of a young man found dead of an apparent overdose in the restroom at Bouquet
Thousands of tons of flood water debris created by the Sand Fire – snapped trees, charred branches and loosened dirt that were swept across roads in Sand Canyon by heavy
 Courtesy of The Office of Countywide Communications When: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Where: Register at https://homeless.lacounty.gov/webinar  What: On March 7, L.A. County voters approved Measure
Investigators are looking into an possible drug overdose Monday morning following the discovery Sunday night of a young man whose lifeless body was found in Bouquet Canyon Park. “We had
A suspicious car parked near Fair Oaks Ranch Community School sparked concerns which led to a 15-minute lockdown of the school Monday. Around 2:30 p.m. Monday, school officials took precautions
With the future of Valencia Water Company outlined clearly in amendments made by Senator Scott Wilk to his water agency bill, including a deadline for it to go public in
Up to 25 Santa Clarita Valley environmental and political advocates gathered in front of City Hall Monday afternoon to protest Chiquita Canyon Landfill and urge local government officials to take
Three people have joined the ranks of John Wayne and William S. Hart by getting their names added to The Walk of Western Stars in Newhall on Sunday. Two Santa Clarita
Dozens of reenactors and historians took time out of their weekend to take attendees of the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival back in time to the Wild West. “The cowboy is
After performing at the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival for more than 10 years, Dave Thornbury and his rope have become a signature feature of the event. The almost 70-year-old trick