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New map would shift congressional district

Although geographically similar to previously proposed maps, the most recent draft map from the California Citizens Redistricting Commission would reclassify the Santa Clarita Valley from being in the 25th Congressional District and

More rain incoming for SCV

More rain is in the forecast for the Santa Clarita Valley later this week, according to National Weather Service meteorologists. Tuesday is set to remain dry. However, another rainstorm is

Two rescued from Towsley Canyon cliffside

Two hikers were rescued from a cliffside in the Towsley Canyon hiking park following a four-hour operation Sunday evening. The incident was first reported near the intersection of The Old

Suspect arrested on suspicion of assaulting a deputy

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a man on suspicion of physically assaulting a deputy during a pedestrian stop on Saturday.  According to Sgt. Dimitry Barkon of the SCV Sheriff’s Station, deputies conducted

Compassionate Friends host candlelight remembrance

The Santa Clarita Valley chapter of The Compassionate Friends participated in a worldwide candlelight remembrance for those grieving over the loss of family and friends.  The candle lighting was organized

West Ranch hosts LEGO League Championship

West Ranch High School with Project 691 First Robotics team hosted the Southern California First LEGO League Championship on Sunday.  The championship featured more than 400 elementary and middle school students from

Reaching for the stars

The Astronomical Society of the Pacific has presented Christine Hirst, an astronomy teacher at Arroyo Seco Junior High School, with the Thomas J. Brennan Award for exceptional achievement in teaching astronomy.   “I cried. I’m

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Firefighters respond to call for possible entrapment

The Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to a traffic collision on the 25000 block of Rye Canyon Road at 5:42 p.m. Friday, according to Capt. Norman Queen.  Upon arrival, first responders reported that no

What’s mine is yours

The holidays are here — yet, students and families might not be able to have a regular Christmas because COVID-19 impacted their lives. But students at Canyon High School believe their peers