More Santa Clarita residents have gotten jobs as the year moves forward, effectively raising the employment rate 0.3 percentage points from January to February. The city’s jobless rate decreased in
Local sheriff’s deputies busted a suspected Victorville burglary group allegedly found operating in the Santa Clarita Valley mid-week. Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station arrested three young
College of the Canyons (COC) took its Advanced Manufacturing and Processing Training (AMPT) project on the road when it brought live welding processes and a virtual reality welding trainer to
Brynn Owen, a fourth grade student at Santa Clarita Christian School (SCSS), knew she wanted to invent a device that would help her mother, who was born without one of
The Republican party’s new bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was pulled Friday afternoon. All Democrats in Congress opposed the bill, leaving the Republicans trying to gather
With wide open arms, students hurriedly ran through clouds of pink, purple, blue, green, orange and yellow colored corn starch at Stevenson Ranch Elementary as music blasted in the background.
A Castaic man accused of having murdered his wife faces 18 years in prison after pleading no contest recently to the reduced charge of voluntary manslaughter. Robert Danielson, 31, was
In the “interest of justice,” prosecutors have declined to pursue the criminal case against a man accused of carjacking and kidnapping in connection with an incident at Six Flags Magic
The criminal case against a film director accused of bilking more than $21 million from people investing in the 2009 movie “Not Forgotten,” has been dismissed. Dror Soref, 66, and
“Hello, is this the IRS?” You could call it scamming the scammer. A video showing a Wisconsin police officer taking matters into his own hands when a man threatened to
When the Veterans Administration cut off benefits to the widow of a vet who shot and killed himself this month inside the rented Castaic home they shared, it left
The 5th annual SCV Charity Chili Cook-off was Thursday night at Wolf Creek Brewery in Valencia. Up to 40 people served their best chili dish to attendees, vying for
Amy Juico (second from back left) and her son were winners of the Chevrolet Cruze Wednesday night. The Cruze was donated by Auto Nation Chevrolet in which raffle tickets raised
State Senator Scott Wilk who introduced a bill to keep Cemex out of the Santa Clarita Valley is expected to add a lot more bite to the bill Tuesday when
The potential new Santa Clarita Valley Water agency, which would be a product of Senator Scott Wilk’s Senate Bill 634, is on the agenda for discussion for city council on
Assemblyman Dante Acosta introduced a bill Thursday to aid veterans with disabilities who own businesses in California. These specific type of businesses currently have a cap of $250,000 when competing
Families and students from Newhall Elementary School gathered at the school March 17 to create art projects with students from California Institute of the Arts (CalArts). “My favorite part of
A man was injured and taken to the hospital Thursday morning following a three-vehicle traffic collision near Pyramid Lake. The multi-vehicle crash happened about 10 a.m. in the southbound lanes
Amy Juico of Castaic was the winner of a new 2017 Chevy Cruze Wednesday night at the open house at AutoNation Chevrolet Valencia. AutoNation, Inc. donated the vehicle to be
College of the Canyons looked at immigration, residency status and a new tuition-free program at its board meeting Wednesday. During the Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees regular