Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel responded to another medical emergency at Pitchess Detention Center Sunday. This incident follows reports that emergency personnel had transported at least a half-dozen inmates from the
A traffic collision involving a transit bus resulted in a SigAlert for southbound Interstate 5 lanes Sunday morning. The incident was reported shortly after 7:30 a.m. on southbound Interstate 5
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger hosted her annual tribute to veterans and military families Saturday morning in honor of Memorial Day, marking the end of Military Appreciation Month in May. The
The California Highway Patrol issued a SigAlert for the left two southbound lanes of Interstate 5 in Castaic Saturday afternoon. The two lanes were to be closed for about an
A 21-foot travel trailer carrying ATVs caught fire on the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 at Hasley Canyon Road Saturday morning. Los Angeles County Fire Department units dispatched at 10:34
A new Carry a Concealed Weapon, or CCW, unit within the Sheriff’s Department could increase an already rising number of permits issued within Los Angeles County, those familiar with the CCW process said this week. The new unit
A man who was detained last week on suspicion of starting multiple fires in the Santa Clarita Valley was released from custody after the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office rejected
Around the same time that they would be celebrating Damian Markham’s second Christmas, Newhall resident Brittany Markham and her husband, Brock, started to notice that they were growing increasingly less able to contribute to
College of the Canyons will host Grad Walk from June 2-5 to celebrate its 2021 graduates. The new take on commencement is a “personalized graduation experience,” according to Eric Harnish, the college’s public information officer.
A resolution officially denying the Sand Canyon Resort will be considered by the Santa Clarita Planning Commission on Tuesday, according to the commission’s agenda released Friday. The proposed development includes a hotel, inn, villas, spa, restaurants, ballrooms, conference space and
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission will hear the city’s plans for the third phase of the Central Park buildout Tuesday. If approved, the 17-acre expansion to the park in Saugus would recommend adding a variety of new amenities. The Santa Clarita City
Los Angeles County Fire Department officials have transported at least a half-dozen inmates from facilities at Pitchess Detention Center this week for suspected overdoses, several of which Sheriff Alex Villanueva
The Castaic Union School District’s governing board unanimously voted to appoint a new principal at Northlake Hills Elementary School during a special board meeting Thursday. Lisa Loscos was appointed as principal at
A Metrolink passenger train collided with an unoccupied vehicle that was broken down on the tracks while traveling southbound in Pacoima Friday morning, causing a delay for the Antelope Valley Line. The AV 212 line collided with the vehicle on the 11130 block
At least three drug-related overdoses were reported at Pitchess Detention Center on Friday, adding to the number of medical emergencies the correctional facility has reported this week. The report of the most recent set
A former-Los Angeles County Fire Department captain pleaded no contest to two of the 12 charges against him as part of a plea deal that includes more than two years of prison
As their class speakers and principal noted, the Golden Valley High School Class of 2021 stood amongst one another for the first time in over a year and graduated together as a collective student
California Senate Republicans, led by Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, voted against legislation that would set bail at $0 for most misdemeanors and felonies. Senate Bill 262 passed with a three-quarters majority of the Senate despite Republicans’ objections.
Rep. Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barbara, recently became the first member of Congress to co-sponsor H.R. 2650, a bill introduced in April by Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita. The proposed legislation would “give military spouses with valid professional licenses in
A group of seven state senators announced Thursday their “Blueprint for a Fire Safe California,” which includes 11 pieces of legislation and a $1 billion budget package geared toward wildfire preparedness and prevention. Sen. Henry Stern, D-Calabasas, who represents parts of Santa Clarita, joined fellow members