Hundreds of Santa Clarita Valley students and families participated in Monday’s “School Walkout,” a statewide protest against the recently announced vaccine mandate issued by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The order — which was
A large assembly of law enforcement personnel, residents and local dignitaries attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station on Monday, marking the near end of a multi-year
As pandemic worries continue to loom over our heads, physicians across the Santa Clarita Valley are urging patients not to put off some of their medical appointments any longer. Through
After years of trucking in water, LARC Ranch residents are finally set to get a permanent water supply via a pipeline being built with the help of the Santa Clarita
An overturned vehicle blocking freeway lanes resulted in an airlift and slowed traffic on Highway 14 Monday morning. The incident was reported as a single-vehicle crash shortly after 10 a.m.
Debris from a truck caused a traffic collision and blocked Highway 126 for Monday morning commuters. The incident was reported on westbound Highway 126 at the county line in Val
Amy Green was a young woman when she fell into a cycle of abuse that began with a relationship with the wrong man and led her to an addiction to heroin. “I
Each time the MB2 Entertainment owners — who happen to be not only business leaders but also two longtime Santa Clarita Valley residents — drove past the Mountasia Family Fun
After nearly two years, Santa Clarita-based Princess Cruises’ Majestic Princess ship was the first to dock into both the Port of Los Angeles and San Francisco earlier this month. During
Although rejecting a request for a temporary restraining order on Friday, a Los Angeles County Superior Court ordered District Attorney George Gascón to return to court and argue why there should not be an injunction against
The Saugus-based Camp Scott was placed on a short list of potential future sites for the county’s violent youth offenders, officials said Friday. While Camp Joseph Scott and Camp Kenyon Scudder,
In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda visited sixth-graders at Newhall Elementary School to discuss his journey to public service and the power of representation. “I
The city of Santa Clarita is asking residents for feedback regarding the quality of trash and recycling services. Residents have been asked to complete a survey regarding the city’s services,
The Santa Clarita City Council unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday calling for more local control over zoning laws and land use. The resolution was in response to bills recently passed into state law that would
Women and men gathered on top of Old Town Newhall’s parking structure Thursday for an evening of drinks and recognition of local leaders in the film industry as part of Zonta’s women’s film
Health officials announced Thursday a continued downward trend across COVID-19-related cases, hospitalization and death rates. However, they seek to provide more vaccinations as they struggle with an uptick of open outbreak investigations
A Saugus man accused of continuous sexual abuse on a child and of committing lewd acts on a child returned to court Wednesday. Marino Daniele Giammarco, 31, who according to
A gun and clothing believed to belong to two teenage suspects was found following a containment in Newhall on Wednesday. The containment — which included roadblocks and deputies combing the streets directly
Santa Ana winds are bringing a red flag warning and high wind advisory to the Santa Clarita Valley through Saturday evening, according to National Weather Service officials. A red flag