
“Depressed” Canyon Country man the latest to go missing
A Canyon Country man reported as depressed is the latest man to be go missing in the Santa Clarita Valley as sheriff’s deputies continue to unravel two other puzzling disappearances.

A Canyon Country man reported as depressed is the latest man to be go missing in the Santa Clarita Valley as sheriff’s deputies continue to unravel two other puzzling disappearances.

A recent ruling by a California appellate court on charter school satellite sites and resource centers is set to be the topic of conversation for the Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School

Potholes repairs along Interstate 5 slowed morning and afternoon traffic throughout Monday and Tuesday in the Santa Clarita Valley. Crews from CalTrans closed the No. 5 lane of the freeway

A skateboarder who allegedly stole a gun from a Stevenson Ranch store and then wheeled out of sight became the subject of a manhunt Tuesday afternoon. The incident happened shortly

Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Tomas Sanchez Figueroa, a 40 year-old male Hispanic who was last seen at his residence

State Sen. Scott Wilk is inviting constituents to reach out to his office and make appointments for this weekend so they can share their opinions on the proposed merger of

Members of the Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons (COC), will learn about the college’s After School Extra Curricular Enrichment Spaces (ACES)

Thanks to some across-the-aisle cooperation between Santa Clarita’s state senators, Scott Wilk and Henry Stern, a bill to keep the Aliso Canyon gas-storage facility closed until a root cause for

Kathryn Barger, Santa Clarita’s County Supervisor, is proposing a moratorium on marijuana cultivation, manufacture, retail sale and other pot-related endeavors, like the kind the city has enacted – this one

Four high school government students got a glimpse into the responsibilities of the city mayor and the inner workings of the Santa Clarita City Council Monday. The upper school students

The Newhall School District Governing Board’s Tuesday meeting takes aim at approving updates to the Community Arts Partnership (CAP), and creating a GATE program review committee. It will also discuss

A Palmdale man who worked in Santa Clarita was arrested in connection with a 1993 arson fire in Los Angeles that ultimately killed 12 people, two of them unborn. Ramiro

Members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board are reviewing an Electric Bus Grant Program and agreements with local developers at its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Another storm system hit the Santa Clarita Valley Monday morning, slowing traffic on the freeways and causing flooding on city streets. Commuters experienced slowed traffic on the southbound Interstate 5,

Super Bowl parties were held across the United States in honor of the day that has become an American holiday. The Santa Clarita Valley was no exception either. Some 30

Docents, volunteers and club members have put in countless hours at the Heritage Junction at William S. Hart. Park, working on buildings, searching for furniture and sharing the area’s past

Music from the movies was the theme Saturday night as over 100 people gathered at Bridgeport Clubhouse in Valencia for the seventh annual Cabaret & Cabernet, a benefit dinner put on by

Santa Clarita’s rainy weather is expected to continue early in the week, with a chance of rain in the forecast on Monday and Tuesday, weather officials said. “We’re expecting a storm

Sheriff’s officials discovered a vehicle on Saturday that is allegedly responsible for a hit and run that totaled two cars on the 27000 block of Garza Drive in Santa Clarita Friday

Children with brightly colored scarves in their hands and smiles on their faces enjoyed an opportunity where they could set aside any worries that they might have for a dance party. “They