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
Santa Clarita’s historic move to district-based City Council elections will be on November’s ballot for the first time, but the change is probably not going to seem that different for
In response to changes in prosecutorial policies and court rules that eliminated bail, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Capt. Justin Diez said local deputies will continue to arrest those who
New and vintage cars drove into the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church parking lot on Friday night for the seventh annual Knights of Columbus Car Show. The event also
The Santa Clarita Valley’s new $16 million homeless shelter, which opened in May, has temporarily moved its beds to the Rodeway Inn following a flooding problem, according to officials. Bridge
By Bill Pan Contributing Writer Scientists suggest that liquid water may still exist on Mars, potentially concealed deep within the planet’s rocky outer crust. The conclusion, published Monday in the journal
By Jacob Burg, Janice Hisle, Lawrence Wilson Contributing Writers Former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, CEO of the social platform X, held a wide-ranging conversation on Monday on topics including
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Ukraine’s top military commander on Monday said that Kyiv’s forces control about 380 square miles of Russia’s Kursk region following a cross-border invasion, while Russian President
There has been an apparent reshuffling of the College of the Canyons administration as Deputy Chancellor Diane Fierro and Sharlene Coleal, assistant superintendent of business services, are set to retire,