Prosecutors, citing a lack of evidence, have tossed out the case against a 47-year-old man accused of threatening his family with a shotgun and sparking a five-hour standoff with local
As Bridge to Home’s winter shelter closed for the season on Friday, staff members searched for other housing solutions for as many homeless people as possible. By Friday afternoon, approximately
Of the two people arrested in the same alleged Ponzi scheme for allegedly bilking more than $21 million from people investing in the 2009 movie “Not Forgotten,” only one is
Anyone who meets The Gentle Barn’s feathered friend, Adeline, is surprised by how affectionate and intelligent the turkey is. “It’s really like being with feathered dogs,” The Gentle Barn’s Founder
The Superstars at Skyblue Mesa Elementary School joined with district staff, local leaders and elected officials to commemorate the school’s 50th anniversary Friday. “Skyblue—home of the superstars—was, is and will
Historical characters like Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine, Galileo, Attila the Hun and Shakespeare were alive and well Friday morning as they shared their biographies with students, parents and teachers from
Rent costs in Santa Clarita continue to steadily increase, data from Apartment List Inc. shows. As of the beginning of April, the median one-bedroom in Santa Clarita costs $1,760 a
A woman who asked her roommate’s friends to leave her apartment was subsequently punched, hit, kicked in the face, hit with a cooking pot and struck on the head with
Authorities have cleared the fog surrounding a letter sent out by school officials Thursday, concerning a possible child annoyance incident. An emailed letter sent to parents of Placerita Junior High
In search of $300 million in federal funding for California’s State Veterans Home program, Congressman Steve Knight wrote a letter to members of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction
A Canyon Country liquor store clerk fell victim to an armed robbery and now authorities are on the hunt for a suspect. Shortly before 10:30 p.m., a 911 caller stated
Santa Clarita’s council chambers were nearly filled to capacity with civically-engaged citizens for Assemblyman Dante Acosta and state Senator Scott Wilk’s public forum Thursday evening. Of the almost 200 in
The Los Angeles County Fire Dept. has issued a Strong Wind Advisory, with winds expected to reach 70 to 80 mph, for the Santa Clarita Valley, including Castaic, Val Verde,
“We are in a golden era in the economy,” and economic growth should continue for at least the next year. That was one of the key points economist Mark Schniepp
A 38-year-old man best known for his role in the Power Rangers television series was sentenced to six years in state prison in the stabbing death of his roommate, the
On Wednesday, the California Community Colleges (CCC) Chancellor’s Office released its annual report on the 2015-16 Economic and Workforce Development (EWD) program. Created as part of the Economic and Workforce
After more than three decades of ongoing cleanup efforts at a toxic site on the east side of the Santa Clarita Valley, environmental engineers found groundwater containing petrochemicals at two
The widow of a vet who shot and killed himself March 5 inside the rented Castaic home they shared and who, then saw her benefits cut off by the Veterans
A single mother of six left homeless Monday after fire gutted her apartment is desperately looking for a place to live. “We’ve been lucky,” said Tara Ardila, who survived the
To provide an update on the 2014 film and television tax credit he coauthored, Senator Scott Wilk held a hearing Thursday in light of increased filming occurring in Santa Clarita