By Chris Summers Contributing Writer The Taliban has deliberately deprived 1.4 million Afghan girls of schooling since it retook the country three years ago, says the United Nations Educational, Scientific and
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The federal government urged the Supreme Court on Tuesday to reinstate a $475 billion student loan relief plan after an appeals court ruling blocked key parts.
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys have asked the judge overseeing his business records falsification case in New York to postpone the former president’s sentencing from the
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer A much-anticipated debate between Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz appears to be on as both vice presidential candidates have agreed to CBS’s
Local student named to Ohio University’s dean’s list Ohio University College of Fine Arts student Joey Negrete, of Valencia, has been named to Ohio’s fall 2023 dean’s list. The dean’s
California Highway Patrol officers arrested a San Fernando man Monday morning on suspicion of drug possession after finding him slumped over his steering wheel, according to officials. The 43-year-old man
On the Sunday following the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump, Senior Pastor Mauricio Ruiz had more than 250 of his congregation at Elevate Church on Main Street in
Thursday’s Appropriations Committee hearings in both the state Assembly and Senate will decide on the fate of a slew of bills currently hanging in “suspense.” Commonly known as “Suspense Day,”
A pursuit that reportedly started in the Antelope Valley ended with three suspects being taken into custody around 2 p.m. on Wednesday near the southbound Highway 14 off-ramp at Via
By Katabella Roberts Contributing Writer Two illegal immigrants have been arrested on suspicion of raping a 46-year-old woman at knifepoint under the Coney Island boardwalk in New York City on Sunday,
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer The United States is moving ahead with the sale of almost $20 billion in arms to Israel, including fighter jets and missile launchers, which is expected
By Owen Evans Contributing Writer An arrest warrant was issued by German authorities in June in connection with the 2022 Nord Stream pipelines explosions, according to the Polish National Public Prosecutor’s
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer A federal judge on Tuesday ordered UCLA to stop preventing Jewish students from traversing the campus amid pro-Palestinian protests. The ruling was made after three Jewish
California Highway Patrol officers are happy that they didn’t have to issue any citations at a DUI and driver’s license checkpoint over the weekend, a local official said Wednesday. That’s
In April, the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency approved the ballot options that local ratepayers will now decide upon in November’s election, with six of the Division’s nine seats on
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency recently completed construction of the Wash Water Return and Sludge Systems Project at its Earl Schmidt Filtration Plant, located near Castaic Lake.
News release College of the Canyons will launch its clinical laboratory scientist certificate program in the fall 2024 semester, which begins on Aug. 19. Clinical laboratory scientists work in
Contract was already canceled last month when COC said it was ‘under review’ While College of the Canyons officials said last month that the contract to have a Valencia-based developer build
The deadline for a candidate to file paperwork to be on the ballot for local school board elections was Friday. In total, 15 seats across the six local districts will
Parents could be seen lining up outside Rosedell Elementary School Tuesday morning with their kids waiting to drop them off for the first day of school. Some were saying their