
Big rig hauling double trailer flips, closing truck route
A big rig that flipped over on Interstate 5 at the Highway 14 connector has prompted the shut down of traffic along the I-5 truck route. The incident happened shortly

A big rig that flipped over on Interstate 5 at the Highway 14 connector has prompted the shut down of traffic along the I-5 truck route. The incident happened shortly

Source: Habitat for Humanity SF/SCV Habitat for Humanity SF/SCV is starting 2017 by welcoming Hunt C. Braly as its new Chairman of the Board. Mr. Braly is a partner with the

A small community of Sand Canyon residents and their golf course neighbor, both worried about flooding since they live near areas left burned and barren by this summer’s Sand Fire,

A man and a woman arrested two months ago connection with a robbery that ended in a paintball shooting were placed on three years probation after pleading no contest to

Officials with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works will once again close Bouquet Canyon Road in preparation for two rainstorms heading toward the Santa Clarita Valley this week.

An 18-year-old man was recovering today from a gunshot wound to his leg following a shooting in Newhall late Tuesday night. The unidentified man was shot shortly after 10:35 p.m.

When an incident was reported at Ohio State University Nov. 28, students were given instructions to “Run, Hide, Fight” by school officials. The motto has become a standard at colleges

Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Santa Clarita Station eneded their search for Shani Rose Loya, a 14 year-old Black female juvenile, after she was found Tuesday evening. Loya

Editor’s Note: Updated to include clarification of guns with large capacity magazines purchased before 2000. The New Year marked the beginning of wide sweeping changes to California’s gun laws. With

It’s Opening Day in Sacramento. While the official start of the state Senate and Assembly 2017-18 session was on Dec. 5, when lawmakers were sworn in, today marks the real

With Steve Knight officially taking the oath of office for his second term in House of Representatives — contributing to the Republicans’ 241-194 majority — the 115th Congress convened on

Facing a Friday deadline to apply for the vacant Santa Clarita City Council seat, six residents had stepped up and filed as of Tuesday – four of them also-rans in
A rash of self-storage unit thefts last week resulted in the arrest of three people; with one suspect eluding deputies after a pursuit. Two men and a woman were arrested

Those planning on visiting the Los Angeles County mountain areas this week should do so with caution. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health extended its Cold Weather Alert

Local sheriff’s deputies were busy this morning looking for “smash and grab” burglars who broke into at least three fast food restaurants overnight. The thieves smashed the storefront glass of

El Niño didn’t get us last year, but it looks like its “little sister” La Niña will – at least for the first week of 2017. Up to another five

As of Sunday, state residents began saving a bit on sales and use taxes. The statewide tax rate decreased one-quarter of one percent (0.25%) from 7.50 percent to 7.25 percent.

A child in Acton was airlifted to the hospital Monday after being hit by a truck. The incident happened shortly after 12:15 p.m. Monday on the 32900 block of Listie

If you are looking for “edgy” art, Bill Herndon, 83, of Acton is your man. He is a custom knife-maker. Herndon’s passion for creating art in steel began at his

The Santa Clarita Valley got a dusting of powder six years ago today. Share your memories and photos from that day in the comments! Here’s our original story from Jan.