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Bell ringer withstands the cold to give back

John Klein stands next to the red Salvation Army bucket outside of Stater Bros. in Canyon Country on a cold Saturday night. He has layers of jackets, sweatshirts, a scarf

A place for reflection

At the edge of Santa Clarita’s Central Park sits a somber, circular collection of more than 100 concrete tree stumps representing the youth whose lives were cut short from incidents

The wet lab: Coming to surprising conclusions

A sense of awkwardness overwhelmed the room as five people trickled into a Signal conference room and took seats. Three California Highway Patrol officers were already inside, awaiting the arrival

Newhall community receives holiday celebration

Janice Fry was pleased to see her two boys smiling while they played in the “snow” during the 11th Annual Festividad for Christ Community Christmas Celebration in Newhall. For Fry

Vehicle strikes bicyclist in Saugus

A man was struck by a Toyota pickup truck while riding a bicycle in the street near Bouquet Canyon Road and Valencia Boulevard in Saugus Saturday afternoon, according to officials

More than a gym: Henry Mayo Fitness & Health

If you’re intimidated by health clubs and their passing parade of perfect bodies, Bill Holstein has another option for you. He is general manager of Henry Mayo Fitness and Health,

For growth, get these five right in 2017

As your business grows, it will also face its share of challenges, opportunities and problems. How you as a business owner deal with these issues as they pop up will

Newhall School District begins new marketing campaign

Newhall School District approved a new marketing campaign at its Governing Board meeting Tuesday to support web-based advertising, district mailers and move theater video advertising for the district. The district

Knight’s veterans bill gets boost in Senate

Rep. Steve Knight’s “No Hero Left Untreated Act” — which would begin a one-year pilot program to help veterans suffering post-traumatic stress and other brain issues — has gained bipartisan

Santa Clarita unemployment rate dips

’Tis the season to be … employed. Unemployment dipped in Santa Clarita from 4.6 percent in October to 4.4 percent in November, according to data released Friday by the state’s

School districts elect new board officers

The end of the calendar year also marks the start of a new term for elected officers in Santa Clarita’s five school districts and its Community College District. During the