
Brush fire near Highway 14 held to 1/4 acre
A fire which ignited Saturday near Highway 14 at Soledad Canyon Road has been contained after burning 1/4 acre of brush, officials said. The initial call for the incident came in

A fire which ignited Saturday near Highway 14 at Soledad Canyon Road has been contained after burning 1/4 acre of brush, officials said. The initial call for the incident came in
I am getting ready to watch the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. At the Democratic National Convention, Bill Clinton claimed that he had married his best

Scary costumes, pumpkins and fake blood. It’s that time of year. Halloween is coming up! Have you picked out a costume yet? Costumes can be expensive, but here’s an alternative.

The 14th annual Rubber Ducky Festival takes place Saturday, Oct. 1 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bridgeport Park in Valencia. This fun-filled family event raises funds for the

The Friends of Hart Park, in cooperation with the county of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation, is presenting its 23rd annual Hart of the West PowWow and Native

Country music fans from throughout the Santa Clarita Valley are invited to experience an evening with Rosanne Cash, as the beloved Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter takes the stage for a special

Californians will soon be able to get a brewski with their braids or a merlot with their mousse, thanks to a new law signed this week by Gov. Jerry Brown.


Five candidates are facing off in two district areas for positions on the Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees. District 2 candidates include Bruce Fortine, Edel Alonso and

A motorist pursued by California Highway Patrol officers from Inglewood to the Kern County line Wednesday afternoon blew through the Santa Clarita Valley without incident, said one of the local

With the help of runners and cyclists, a single American flag is traveling from sea to shining sea across the United States. It is all part of the third annual

“Come on down!” Those are the words Valencia resident Adam Purnell heard when he attended a taping of “The Price is Right.” Purnell appeared in Tuesday’s episode of the television

The Castaic Board of Trustees is planning on hiring an attorney at its next meeting to help with an ongoing legal matter with a Castaic resident. The Board is set

Armed with dog treats, blankets and books, Castaic Middle School students set out to make new furry friends at the Castaic Animal Shelter. More than 40 middle schoolers involved in

Officials plan to start blowing stuff up in the center of Santa Clarita next week. State officials overseeing the cleanup of nearly 1,000 acres on the Whittaker-Bermite site are scheduled

California is now the first state in the county to require suicide prevention policies in middle schools and high schools statewide. Assembly Bill 2246 “Suicide Prevention Policies in School,” authored

Alleged fugitives in the Santa Clarita Valley were arrested by Homeland Security officers last week and were among 36 others across the country arrested in similar raids on suspicion of

Are ya ready for some … politics?! Thousands of Southern Californians sure were ready as the big presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump commanded TV screens usually tuned

A 17-year-old male had a brush with death Sunday evening. According to officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department, a fallen tree trapped the individual around 6:45 p.m. in

A new art exhibit, presented by DFYIT, will be on display though Thursday, Nov. 10 in the First Floor Gallery at City Hall, located at 23920 Valencia Blvd., Valencia The