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SOURCE: L.A. County Department of Health Services On November 5, 2016, an unidentified Latino male was found by paramedics at South New Hampshire and West 112th Street in South Los

SOURCE: L.A. County Department of Health Services On November 5, 2016, an unidentified Latino male was found by paramedics at South New Hampshire and West 112th Street in South Los

The Master’s University (TMU) in Santa Clarita announced its appointment of John Stead, a TMU professor and former vice president of academic affairs, to the position of senior vice president

The city of Santa Clarita is conducting research to get a better idea of how to approach adult use recreational marijuana, following the passing of California’s Proposition 64. Currently, the

Ongoing safety changes made to natural gas storage and delivery pipes and wells by Southern California Gas Company at its Honor Rancho facility in Valencia are expected to cut natural

With the large Vasquez Rocks in Agua Dulce as her background, Jess Phoenix announced her candidacy for the District 25 Congressional seat Monday afternoon. In between discussing her love of

Patients at the Northeast Valley Health Corporation (NEVHC) now have a chance to regularly check-in with pharmacists and adjust their medication needs, thanks to the health care group’s new Ambulatory

The community-funded Fallen Veterans Memorial is finally taking shape, as the base and back panel are now complete. It’s the front panel with all of the names that are leaving

The jury trial of a Sylmar man arrested in the Santa Clarita Valley for allegedly distributing child pornography enters its second week Tuesday when testimony is expected to resume. Elias

Barry Gump, retired president of Andy Gump Temporary Site Services, died this morning at age 74 at his home in Valencia. Gump was born in San Fernando and headed the

The Newhall School District Governing Board will meet Tuesday night to discuss the district’s instructional leadership and partnership with Los Angeles County Arts Commission’s Arts for All initiative. Governing Board

Students and faculty at College of the Canyons (COC) received text, email and voicemail alerts Monday morning warning of a “large earthquake” on the college’s Canyon Country campus. The warnings

On April 13, Don Benton was sworn in by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Anthony Alito, Jr. at the Supreme Court to serve as the 13th director of the U.S.

News release issued by Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. After serving as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (SVP/CFO) with Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital since 2001, C.R. “Bob” Hudson has

The White House has a long tradition of Easter parties known as the Easter Egg Roll, dating back to 1876. From current Press Secretary Sean Spicer dressing up as the

Easter eggs, carnival games, jolly jumpers and live music are all important features of an Easter party—and Easter in the Park in Stevenson Ranch had all of them on Sunday.

Firefighters made quick work of a brush fire that was just south of San Fernando Road and one-quarter north of Balboa Boulevard. The fire was reported at 1:28 p.m. and burned

While the annual sunrise service had all of the traditional elements of an Easter message, this celebration was a bit different than other services. Dozens of actors put on a

One person was transported to the hospital and one person left the scene after a vehicle sheared a light pole on Soledad Canyon Road and Reuther Avenue Sunday morning. “One person

Pizza, bounce houses and community are what defined Crossroads Community Church’s second annual PrEaster Celebration on Saturday. The church holds its Easter services at the Cougar Football stadium every year,

“Even though she’s only 4 feet 11 inches, she’s dynamite out there,” said Kathleen Hill as she watched her daughter Allie make free throws on the court. “She’s playing with