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Volunteers scour hills for missing man

In search of missing Valencia resident Will Cierzan, more than 40 volunteers equipped with radios, hiking boots and trekking poles, took to the hills Saturday morning. Cierzan mysteriously disappeared from

Officials arrest 2 commercial burglary suspects

Two individuals were arrested early Saturday morning on suspicion of commercial burglary, according to law enforcement officials. “They did a traffic stop over at Sierra Highway and Soledad,” said Sergeant

Charter School unveils Canyon Country center

Opportunities for Learning (OFL) Public Charter Schools officially welcomed students, staff and community members to its new Canyon Country center Friday. The center, now located at 18824 Soledad Canyon Rd.,

Owning Up to a Lack of Trust

Last week I outlined how several business owners spend their time: doing things they shouldn’t be doing simply because they do not trust the people that work for them to

Water officials: Castaic Dam almost full

Castaic Dam is almost full. Members of the Castaic Lake Water Agency board were informed by agency staffers this week that the dam at Castaic Lake is 93 percent full

Firefighters stop spread of apartment balcony fire

Firefighters responding quickly to reports of an apartment fire Friday afternoon promptly doused a small fire on a balcony, preventing it from spreading to the apartment. Firefighters with the Los

Alleged looter confronts victim at knifepoint

A Sylmar woman faces assault charges in connection with an incident of alleged looting that happened during the chaos of last week’s storm, when she allegedly stole items from a

Would-be bank robber sought in Canyon Country

A would-be bank robber demanded money from a teller at a bank in Canyon Country Friday afternoon but left before any money was handed over. The attempted bank robbery happened

History lives at Trinity Classical Academy

Trinity Classical Academy’s Celebration Center was transformed into a scene from the 1860s Friday, with generals, spies, abolitionists, soldiers and nurses sharing stories about their experiences during the Civil War.

High hopes for vet monument

Working to finalize the design, front and back, of the Fallen Warriors monument, Bill Reynolds said he was hopeful Santa Clarita will sign off on the design and addition of

Fallen Warriors monument contributors

On August 23, 2016, Santa Clarita’s City Council approved installing a granite monument to honor 50 SCV residents who perished in war from WWII to the present, however with their

Debate weighs pros and cons of Measure H

About 60 people showed up at the College of the Canyons Thursday night to hear the pros and cons of a multi-million dollar plan to end homelessness in Los Angeles