
Festival of Trees: the kickoff to the holiday season in SCV
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

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

Twenty-two veterans take their own lives each day according to a United States Department of Veterans Affairs study. Students in College of the Canyons’ Civic Engagement Club’s Veteran Committee brought

Veteran Albert Guzman, even though he had fallen on hard times and, for a time, was homeless, made a promise to his father to honor him with a cemetery shrine

Vietnam veteran Bill Reynolds has been invited to join 30 Second World War veterans who survived the attack on Pearl Harbor on a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial in

Members of the Castaic Union School District Governing Board reviewed four school’s “School Safe Plans” and the district’s Educator Effectiveness Plan at the board’s annual meeting Thursday. Castaic Elementary School,

For all you political junkies going through campaign withdrawal after two whole days without, relief has arrived: The race for Mayor of Santa Clarita in 2017 has officially begun! Well,

In the aftermath of one of the nastiest, most negative campaign seasons in recent memory – both on the national and local levels – one refrain kept emerging Wednesday in

Friday morning the city of Santa Clarita is coming together to honor some of the nation’s heroes and their families. The annual Veterans Day Ceremony will honor veterans, currently-serving military

News release issued by the California Highway Patrol SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Every year, thousands of people are seriously injured or killed statewide in vehicle collisions caused by distracted drivers. The

On Tuesday night, Trump secured the presidential nomination with 279 Electoral College votes to Hillary Clinton’s 228 in an election that surprised many in the nation. Trump’s presidential victory was

Following an extensive public review process which began more than five years ago, Chiquita Canyon today announced the County of Los Angeles has released a Partially Recirculated Draft EIR for
A woman suffered injuries as a result of an assault in Newhall Tuesday night and was rushed to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. The attack happened on the 23700 block of

The California Highway Patrol released this news release. LOS ANGELES, Calif. – The Central Los Angeles California Highway Patrol Area office is seeking the public’s help in locating a

Edel Alonso, after a night of celebrating and monitoring the election results throughout the night, found herself still awake when the sun came up “refreshing and refreshing” the election results