A neighbor dispute Tuesday ended with knives drawn, injuries inflicted and the arrest of two adults and one juvenile on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. The injuries suffered
When a local sheriff’s deputy saw a pack of motorcyclists speeding through Saugus and running a red light Saturday, he was moved to make an arrest. He detained two suspects
Drought-weary residents of the Santa Clarita Valley have a chance to recycle more than four times the amount of water already recycled and a chance to “bank” 7,500 acre feet
Santa Clarita’s annexation of the West Creek/West Hills area cleared its final hurdle Wednesday when LAFCO, the county’s Local Agency Formation Commission, held a “protest hearing” … and there were
It was a busy afternoon for paramedics responding to the west end of the Santa Clarita Valley Wednesday afternoon. Two separate traffic collisions about an hour apart each saw at
A memorial service planned Thursday in Lancaster for slain LASD Sergeant Steve Owen is expected to be attended by many law enforcement well-wishers. Owen was shot and killed in the
A Los Angeles man arrested last month on suspicion of annoying or molesting a child at the Valencia Library has been sentenced to 45 days in Los Angeles County jail
A diesel spill from a crash involving a big rig has prompted the hour-long shutdown of two northbound lanes of Interstate 5 near Valencia Boulevard. The spill described as “small”
While stressing that Santa Clarita’s traffic-collision injury rate remains below the state average, officials on Tuesday unveiled a three-pronged “comprehensive traffic safety plan” they hope will make the city’s 60
A severed gas main triggered several road closures and an order to shelter-in-place in the heart of Canyon Country Tuesday night. Crews working on a road rehabilitation project along Soledad
Local quilt makers are going well beyond ‘support our troops’ this week, planning instead to wrap our local vets up inside warm and fuzzy hand-made quilts as they settle into
The Santa Clarita City Council will stand up and be heard on the controversial issue of Proposition 57. Meeting on Tuesday, the council’s two-member Legislative Committee embraced a recommendation that
One again, the L.A. Board of Supervisors on Tuesday tabled a proposal to allocate $5.6 million to contract out services for 320 mentally ill inmates, and transfer those inmates from
The Santa Clarita Community College District (College of the Canyons) Board of Trustees is readied to officially voice its support for Prop 55 and the California Students Vote Project during
North Park Elementary School and Bridgeport Elementary School are participating in Grades of Green’s Trash Free Lunch Challenge for the first time this school year. In the Trash Free Lunch
A brush fire that burned about 40 acres near Elizabeth Lake Tuesday was a fast-moving fire, but firefighting crews were faster in responding to it. The fire began in the
Firehouse Subs in Valencia and Simi Valley are raising money to support the Santa Clarita family of Ryan Osler, a Ventura County firefighter who lost his life in a rollover
College of the Canyons named Jack and Doreen Shine the recipients of the 2017 “Silver Spur” Community Service Award for their constant efforts to make Santa Clarita a better place.
You need not wait until Election Day to vote. Starting Tuesday, “Vote By Mail’’ ballots will be accepted for the Nov. 8 elections – with an added convenience this year
“No’’ on Prop 57. That might become the official position of the Santa Clarita City Council. The council’s Legislative Committee is scheduled to discuss a recommendation Tuesday afternoon that the