This weekend, hundreds of community members dressed in their holiday best and visited professionally decorated homes to support the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation. For more than three decades, the
Teachers and students at Valencia High School got an unexpected lesson on water loss Monday morning when a geyser of water shot into the air near the school. Shortly after
Survivors attending the anniversary of the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor appeared humble and grateful for the outpouring of respect and acknowledgement they received upon their return visit
SACRAMENTO – It’s one thing to get yourself elected to the state Legislature, and it’s quite another thing to actually get things accomplished once you get there. That figures to
A construction worker at Six Flags sustained minor injuries after he fell from a four-foot wall Monday at 4:25 p.m., according to officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
SACRAMENTO – Sitting in a coffee shop across the street from the state capitol building here on Monday morning, the rotunda visible in the backdrop through the window, Scott Wilk
SACRAMENTO – This was shortly after 12 noon on Monday in the Assembly chamber of the state capitol building here. Dante Acosta of Santa Clarita’s 38th Assembly District, one of
It was the moment days of rehearsal finally paid off for Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Brian Heischuber. “I would like to take this moment to provide you with a
A solo vehicle crash involving an overturned trailer caused delays on the 14 freeway Monday afternoon. According to the Los Angeles County Fire Department, a vehicle pulling a trailer overturned
Julie Olsen will be officially sworn in to the Saugus Union School District Governing Board Tuesday evening, along with fellow board members David Powell and Christopher Trunkey. Olsen won the
Several school districts in the Santa Clarita Valley are eligible to receive a portion of the latest round of latest round of the Education Technology K-12 Voucher Program funding. The
Here are the top business stories of 2016, as covered in the Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal. JANUARY JSB Development to Start Second Project After holding onto a parcel for
Faculty, staff and administrators at College of the Canyons (COC) are getting in the holiday spirit with a friendly door decorating competition. The annual competition is part of the college’s
SACRAMENTO – The “-elect” comes off the titles of Dante Acosta and Scott Wilk at noon here Monday, when the Santa Clarita-area Republicans take the oaths of office to become
Holiday spirit was in the air for an event at Placerita Canyon this weekend as people created their own holiday wreaths, centerpieces and ornaments using an assortment of natural materials from
Taylor Kellstrom was just ten years old when Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles (CHLA) helped save his life. He was riding a motocross vehicle at L.A. County Raceway in Palmdale
A heavily-protested easement that would have allowed the proposed Dakota Access pipeline to cross under a lake in North Dakota will not be approved by The Department of the Army, officials announced today.
Local artists spent the weekend at Home Care Services in Valencia showcasing their pieces at a holiday boutique in hopes of raising money for their gallery and selling their handmade
