Los Angeles County Public Health officials said Wednesday appointments to get the COVID-19 vaccine were “extremely limited,” one day after announcing that residents age 65 and older can now join
Los Angeles County Public Health officials reported Wednesday that the county’s daily number of COVID-19 cases and testing positivity rate were both possibly on the decline, but warned that both
Following the most recent string of Public Safety Power Shutoffs, or PSPS, county Supervisor Kathryn Barger, whose 5th District includes the Santa Clarita Valley, once again reiterated her support Wednesday
Fredrickson receives NASA award Carley Fredrickson, a 2013 Valencia High School graduate and 2017 graduate of UC Davis, is one of three graduate students from the University of Washington’s Department
Despite a night of high winds, firefighters managed to increase containment overnight on the Towsley Fire, which has burned across 167 acres in Newhall. As of Wednesday morning, the blaze
Amid damaging winds in and around the Santa Clarita Valley, a power outage Tuesday evening affected more than 20,000 Southern California Edison customers. Two outages were reported just after 7
During an online town hall meeting Tuesday night, a panel of Los Angeles County health officials updated residents about the ongoing vaccine distribution effort, while also dismissing a handful of
The Los Angeles County Public Health Department, working in conjunction with the Fire Department and other agencies, opened the Six Flags Magic Mountain vaccination site Tuesday, one of the five
High figures of deaths in Los Angeles County during the COVID-19 crisis have triggered an emergency order that removed environmental limits on the number of cremations that can be done
Soon after Los Angeles County officials announced Tuesday that, by the afternoon, residents age 65 and older could register for the COVID-19 vaccine, the signup website crashed, with thousands of
Los Angeles County Public Health officials released the following updated COVID-19 statistics Tuesday: ICU available capacity for Southern California: 0.0% New COVID-19 cases reported in L.A. County in the past
As winds continued to whip through the Santa Clarita Valley, firefighters quickly worked to extinguish another brush fire in Canyon Country Tuesday afternoon. Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel responded
A brush fire near Towsley Canyon burned 167 acres Tuesday after it had quickly grown to double-digits in acreage within the first half-hour. Meanwhile, a new 2-acre fire that erupted
After winds began picking up Monday night for what’s been the strongest wind event of the season so far, more Santa Clarita Valley residents woke up without power Tuesday morning.
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission is set to further review the proposed 77-acre Sand Canyon Resort development and hear from the developer after commissioners ruled in November the project needed
Los Angeles County residents who are of age 65 and older can now make appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, county Supervisor Kathryn Barger announced Monday. Starting Tuesday, those 65
Santa Clarita Valley’s children and teens joined the Santa Clarita City Council and Human Relations Roundtable Monday in celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and service to others, as part
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital reported seven additional deaths related to COVID-19 Monday, bringing the hospital’s death toll to more than 100 since the pandemic began last year. Of the reported
The California Superior Court has scheduled to hear arguments for an appeal next month in the case of a Santa Clarita woman who was sentenced to death in 2000 after
Three juveniles and one adult were detained in connection with an alleged armed robbery investigation in Canyon Country Monday. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies responded to the 27300 block