A Sylmar electronics technician arrested in the Santa Clarita Valley last year on suspicion of sending or bringing obscene material into the state for sale has been ordered to appear
Prices for rental apartments dipped slightly in Santa Clarita in October compared to September – a typical trend in the fall months as demand drops, according to one real-estate data
News release issued by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Detectives need your help in locating one of SCV’s Most Wanted. Sandra Moreno, 36, is
Prosecutors confirmed Monday that former Valencia High School varsity baseball coach Jared Snyder pleaded guilty Thursday to one felony count of grand theft. “Jared Scott Snyder pleaded guilty on Nov.
College of the Canyons received a training contract valued at nearly $550,000 from the California Employment Training Panel (ETP), the college announced Wednesday. The two-year reimbursement contract is the 13th
One suspected burglar was arrested and two others sought early Monday morning after local sheriff’s deputies intercepted the three poised to break into a Valencia home. Deputies with the Santa
Young entrepreneurs Matthew Glienke and Robert Tomasi of Newbury Park struck out on a mission to create a unique business model in December 2014. Their goal was to satisfy their
The year was 1961. The Berlin Wall was created overnight and Army Veteran Carl Woerter was preparing for a Russian invasion. He was in the woods, approximately 50 miles from
The 10th Annual Hold ‘Em Not Hassle ‘Em Poker Tournament was held at The Tournament Players Club Saturday, bringing many to put on their poker face and raise funds for
Those looking for a one-of-a-kind gift this holiday season are in luck, because the City of Santa Clarita’s annual Fine Craft Show is being held at Old Orchard Park this
It starts with a deep growl from the mother gibbon. All of a sudden, the whole family joins in on the call as it quickly rises in pitch and volume.
Local sheriff’s deputies reported Friday night that a missing Saugus 16-year-old boy was found by a family member. The teenager, identified as Daniel Vargas, was last seen around 7 p.m.
Last night at its 21st annual Eddy Awards, the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) recognized the City of Santa Clarita as the Most Business Friendly City with a
The holiday season doesn’t start in the Santa Clarita Valley until the Boys and Girls Club puts on their annual Festival of Trees event. This is the 14th year that
An SUV that became fully engulfed in flames on Interstate 5 just south of Vista Del Lago Friday morning prompted swift response by emergency response crews. The incident began at
Some wine writers really have it rough. Pity, for instance, poor Robert Parker. In 2015, he and his staff were burdened with tasting over 30,000 wines. Ah, I can see
The City of Santa Clarita’s annual Fine Craft Show brings the one-of-a-kind designs and hand-made creations that embody the spirit of giving to one festive and convenient location. The community
People say to me, “Randy, why do you do comedy?” I do comedy because the thrill of making people laugh is the second greatest thrill known to man. The first
“Every Marine has two birthdays,” Erik Klem, senior vice commander of VFW Post 6885 in Canyon Country, was saying Thursday night — on the occasion of one of those birthdays,
On Election Day, California voters approved all three education-related initiatives on the ballot. Proposition 51, $9 billion in school bonds for K-12 and community college facilities, Proposition 55, extension of