The California Department of Public Health released its updated metrics Wednesday, with Los Angeles County’s figures once again increasing, keeping it in the state’s most restrictive tier. Though L.A. County’s
The vote count will continue for several days as an unknown number of outstanding ballots have yet to be processed but one thing is certain: Democratic Assemblywoman Christy Smith maintained
After falling behind in the polls throughout Tuesday night, incumbent state Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, picked up momentum ahead of Democratic opponent Kipp Mueller, but only by a slight
Although her victory remains unofficial, GOP candidate Suzette Martinez Valladares thanked her supporters for her near 52-point lead over challenger Lucie Lapointe Volotzky for the 38th Assembly District. Valladares, who
The suspect involved in a deputy-involved fight in Castaic was sent to the hospital Wednesday morning. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies responded to a call for service near the
A lost hiker who reportedly fell off a cliff at Towsley Canyon hiking park was found Tuesday night. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies, as well as the SCV Search
One person was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, after a traffic collision on Highway 14 where one person was ejected from their vehicle Tuesday night, according to
As national politics was at the forefront of everyone’s mind on Tuesday, California voters were asked to also decide on a number of ballot propositions that would define future state
Few eyes were not turned toward coverage of the presidential election on Tuesday, one that was massive in terms of both turnout and implications. The election night horse race between
By Raychel Stewart and Tammy Murga Early returns on Election Day showed some legislative incumbents led their races, while newcomers took sizable leads over their opponents in the state Senate
Early results show six candidates are in the lead for three divisions of the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency board of directors as of Tuesday’s early polling numbers, but it
Early results showed Katherine Cooper and Matthew Watson in the lead for seats on the Saugus Union School District board Tuesday night, while incumbent Linda Storli and James Webb led
The three elections that will determine the majority of the makeup of the College of the Canyons board of trustees for the coming years received their first ballot return numbers
The city of Santa Clarita has faced an unprecedented number of challenges over the past year: wildfires, a deadly high school shooting, civil unrest and an ongoing global health crisis.
Election Day has finally passed, but a winner for the highly contested 25th Congressional District is far from official amid an unprecedented amount of mail-in voting. Early returns Tuesday showed
While a record number of Americans voted by mail this year in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, some Santa Clarita Valley residents still chose to vote in person at
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health released the following updated COVID-19 figures Tuesday: Countywide COVID-19 cases reported in the past 24 hours: 1,224 Total COVID-19 cases in L.A.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to force seniors in the Santa Clarita Valley to quarantine, the Bella Vida SCV Senior Center has gotten creative, giving seniors the opportunity to continue
News release The College of the Canyons Art Gallery will present a public artist talk with Brooke Sauer to accompany her solo virtual exhibition “Out in the Blue” at 2:30
News release Three College of the Canyons architecture and interior design students have been selected to participate in the American Institute of Architects Los Angeles 2×8 Student Competition, Exhibition and
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