COC promotes healthy living
March 8, 2017
On Tuesday afternoon, College of the Canyon’s (COC) Honor Grove was transformed into a space for students and community members to learn about healthy lifestyle choices and local resources available
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Katie Hill announces candidacy for congress
March 8, 2017
Santa Clarita native Katie Hill announced her decision to run for representative of the 25th district on Wednesday morning. Congressman Steve Knight (R-Palmdale) currently represents the district. Hill highlighted her
Measure H wins two-thirds majority for passage
March 7, 2017
Editor’s Note:The results in this story were updated Wednesday morning to reflect the measure passed. Los Angeles County’s Measure H, an effort to combat homelessness with a quarter-of-a-cent tax increase, appears to
Cross-institutional partnership fosters STEM education
March 7, 2017
At Emblem Academy and West Creek Academy, students have the unique opportunity to study and pursue four STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) pathways from kindergarten to college. Named the
Sting nets four for allegedly arranging to have sex with a minor
March 7, 2017
A sting operation carried out Monday by detectives with the Human Trafficking Bureau netted four men who were arrested on suspicion of arranging to meet a minor for the purpose
Wilk and Acosta to host local town hall meeting
March 7, 2017
Assemblyman Dante Acosta and Senator Scott Wilk are tag teaming a town hall meeting at the end of the month in Santa Clarita to garner information and hear concerns from
Homicide detectives probe discovery of badly decomposed body
March 7, 2017
Homicide detectives are investigating the discovery Tuesday of human remains found in a field near Golden Valley High School. The body, described as being in the later stages of decomposition,
Homeless locals talk needed services and assistance
March 7, 2017
Michelle Richards is not unlike many other women in the Santa Clarita Valley. She works a full time job, enjoys taking her two elementary aged sons out for ice cream
Statewide water savings surpass 20 percent in January
March 7, 2017
SACRAMENTO — The State Water Resources Control Board today announced that urban Californians’ monthly water conservation was 20.5 percent in January, an increase from the 17.2 percent savings in January
COC students to participate in NASA project
March 7, 2017
Students from College of the Canyons (COC) will have a unique opportunity to participate in the NASA High Altitude Student Platform (HASP) project this year. According to an agenda item
Drought not over in SCV
March 6, 2017
While the rest of California remains awash in post-drought news – reporting above average rainfall and a healthy normal snow pack in the Sierra Nevadas – the northwest part of
TMU Insider: Men’s, women’s hoops advance to GSAC finals
March 6, 2017
Last week, The Master’s University men’s and women’s basketball teams advanced to Tuesday’s Golden State Athletic Conference Tournament Championships and the baseball team swept St. Katherine College of San Marcos.
Homeless woman found dead in her car, once led a charmed life
March 6, 2017
Julie Crane, whose lifeless body was found in the backseat of her car in a parking lot on Carl Boyer Drive last month, was a beautiful, easy-going woman who had
County to vote on Measure H
March 6, 2017
Santa Clarita residents, along with those in Los Angeles County, will vote Tuesday on Measure H, the initiative to raise taxes a quarter of a cent to combat homelessness. If
City officials break ground on Newhall parking structure
March 6, 2017
With gold shovels in hand, members of the Santa Clarita City Council and Planning Commission broke ground on the Old Town Newhall revitalization to begin the construction of the nearly
Photo booths for a cause
March 6, 2017
At 16 years old, Phoebe Melikidse is using her passion for photography to make a difference in the lives of those battling cancer. One year ago, the West Ranch High
Valencia woman arrested for attempted murder in alleged bottle-slashing of deputy
March 6, 2017
A Valencia woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after she allegedly slashed a local sheriff’s deputy in the neck with a broken bottle Friday. The attacked deputy,
Newhall District considers resolution about immigrant students, parents
March 6, 2017
The Newhall School District Governing Board is expected to begin discussions about a possible resolution to reaffirm students’ rights regarding education and immigration status at its regular meeting Tuesday night.
Valencia carjacking suspect killed in “officer involved” shooting in Reno
March 6, 2017
A carjacking suspect sought by local sheriff’s deputies was shot and killed by officers in Reno. Steven Valenzuela, 24, of Las Vegas, was killed Feb. 23 in a Reno Police
Jury deliberating in trial of Valencia man accused of assault
March 6, 2017
The jury began deliberating in earnest Monday morning in the case of a Valencia man accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend and trying to stab two other women to death in