The deadline for graduating seniors to apply for one of the two Rod Bennett Memorial Scholarships, created to honor life and legacy of Santa Clarita musician and teacher Rod Bennett,
Eight inches of rain fell on the Santa Clarita Valley in January, double the monthly amount of precipitation the valley normally receives. And, although this month’s rainfall has replenished SCV
SOURCE: Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office A Los Angeles County probation officer is expected to be arraigned today on charges of sexually assaulting girls at a youth camp, the
A recent report released by the United States Drought Monitor reveals that nearly half of California is no longer in drought conditions. The news is an improvement from one year
Instead of water bombing fire-ravaged hillsides, emergency crews have shifted focus to saving lives in raging, flooded riverbeds. With more winter storms in Southern California’s horizon, Los Angeles County Fire
A club at Valencia High School is working to share its love of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) with younger students and children throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. The
A Los Angeles woman who disappeared Sunday was found alive Wednesday afternoon, a police official confirmed. Laura Lynne Stacy, 28, was found walking along Highway 14 toward Agua Dulce in
The mental competency has been called into question of a man who allegedly threatened to torture family members with a machete before driving the family pickup truck off the side
As an extra incentive to increase students’ grade point averages, one William S. Hart Union High School District student will walk away from this school quarter with a new car.
For more than a decade, Christine Ruiz and her family would attend mass at Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Church (St. Kateri) as a split family. The mother of three always
Seven people, including three girls, were injured and rushed to various hospitals Tuesday night following a crash near Via Princessa when one car ran into the back of another, according
On Tuesday night, thousands of volunteers throughout Los Angeles covered the streets, underpasses, riverbeds and washes of the county to count the number of individuals experiencing homelessness in the area.
About 200 people looking for better ways to manage the water underneath Santa Clarita Valley took their first collective step in that direction Tuesday when they met to form
The Santa Clarita City Council is whole again … though not wholly without critics of how it got that way. Before a nearly full house in the Council Chambers
With Gov. Jerry Brown declaring a state of emergency in the wake of the recent winter storms that hammered California, Santa Clarita road crews were in the field on Tuesday
Prosecutors have tossed out the case against a 22-year-old Canyon Country woman arrested last week on suspicion of attempted murder due to lack of evidence. Abigail Arnold was arrested by
Two dozen people – most of them women, some crying, some foot-stomping, many holding signs – crowded into Congressman Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office Tuesday protesting the plan, they said,
A local man facing several criminal charges including possession of an assault weapon after he allegedly forced his way into a Saugus home, armed with a handgun, and forced the
Carter Sarkar is a 4-year-old boy who loves going to the park, playing with his best friend and 6-year-old sister Sophia and laughing as hard as he can. “He’s the
By Carl Kanowsky I have a message to employers who have employees working in the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County: Welcome to 2017; you have obligations that actually started