Prosecutors waiting on a “comprehensive” scientific study by California Highway Patrol investigators into the deadly crash that claimed the lives of three young people, including two Valencia residents, were compelled
Seeking resources for small business owners, Representative Steve Knight chaired a hearing on Thursday to review federal programs that assist females, veterans and others who want to be entrepreneurs. “Small
News release issued by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. On March 27, 2017, at approximately 11:45 p.m., the individual pictured, entered a local business in the 25400
For as long as Santa Clarita has existed, there have been teenagers who have needed help and teenagers willing to help. Celebrating their 30th year of operation, Santa Clarita Valley’s
Saugus High School Principal Bill Bolde will be stepping down from his position within the William S. Hart Union High School District. Bolde announced his impending retirement to Hart District
After more than an hour of public interviews and deliberations, members of the William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board selected Cherise Moore as the newest board member
When members of the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water reviewed a proposed bill Tuesday calling for the formation of one new all-encompassing water district for the Santa Clarita
Many Republicans were not supportive of the California Democrats’ transportation package announced Tuesday, including Senator Scott Wilk. The plan, authored by Governor Jerry Brown, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon and Senate
Some of the valley’s youngest engineers, scientists and inventors demonstrated their skills and shared their talents at the Sulphur Springs Union School District’s (SSUSD) third annual STEAM Expo Tuesday. “The
The third murder suspect in the shooting death of Kimberly Harvill whose body was found near Gorman last year was formally charged with the crime Tuesday. Alex Richard Valdez, a
More than two and a half years after her arrest, a Castaic woman accused of killing her elderly father saw her murder trial postponed again Wednesday. Denise Ann Gillis was
Cleared unanimously by the Senate Government and Finance Committee, Senator Henry Stern’s Senate Bill 683 regarding the state’s annual budget will be moving forward to another committee. Under the bill,
College of the Canyons (COC) Chancellor Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook was named the National Pacesetter of the Year by the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) at
Santa Clarita’s city council chambers were brimming with citizens for the Tuesday night council meeting, as many citizens took advantage of opportunities for public participation. A large portion of the
City Council listened to a nearly full city council chambers’ worth of citizens and representatives of organizations Tuesday night. Council members discussed the pros and cons of the potential new
Aboard a space shuttle, astronaut Shanelle Lim, 13, prepares for her first moon walk as she slips into a hazmat suit and puts on her moon shoes. Nearby, fellow astronaut
A jury trial has been scheduled for a 49-year-old Santa Clarita man accused of killing his 25-year-old bride in their Newhall home in 2015. Robert Arvizu, charged with murder in
The murder trial of a Canyon Country woman accused of killing her brother two years ago, and who was declared incompetent to stand trial last April, was delayed another month
A Lancaster man was arrested on suspicion of robbery Sunday after he allegedly confronted teens and demanded their wallets and cell phones. Joseph Bobo, 19, was arrested about 9:30 p.m.
The Senate Human Services Committee unanimously passed Senator Scott Wilk’s bill aimed to help young adults who have developmental disabilities. Currently, only people whose developmental disabilities occurred before they turned