Sylmar man identified as person killed in February crash
March 23, 2021
A Sylmar man was identified as the person killed in a fiery crash in Newhall last month. Vincent Reyes, 24, of Sylmar was found dead on arrival by Los Angeles
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Sheriff’s crime data: Part I crimes continue to drop
March 23, 2021
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has released the February crime data for the Santa Clarita Valley, showing for the second time this year that Part I crimes, which are considered the more serious
SoCal Edison to hold SCV community meeting
March 23, 2021
Southern California Edison officials plan to give residents a chance Thursday to ask questions and speak with them directly during two online meetings to discuss Edison’s Public Safety Power Shutoff program. “As California continues to experience
Barger to host another Castaic food distribution
March 23, 2021
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office is hosting another free, drive-thru food distribution event in Castaic on Thursday. Barger’s office has partnered with the L.A. Regional Food Bank a
Supes approve more Valencia project updates, vaccination rollout
March 23, 2021
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved two additional motions related to the Valencia project, formerly known as Newhall Ranch, a long-term, master-planned community west of Interstate 5.
Stern announces legislative package on nursing home reform
March 23, 2021
Sen. Henry Stern, D-Calabasas, along with other California lawmakers and a coalition of workers and advocates for the elderly and people with disabilities, unveiled a legislative reform package Tuesday that
I-5 widening, improvements may start this summer
March 22, 2021
Construction on the Interstate 5 corridor in the Santa Clarita Valley may start as early as this summer, pending approval from Metro’s board of directors Thursday. The $679 million project
Man arrested on suspicion of attacking elderly woman, threatening others
March 22, 2021
A Canyon Country man was arrested last week after deputies believe he assaulted an older woman, threatened other victims and attempted to steal firearms from the residence’s safe. At approximately
Agua Dulce restaurant owner loses thousands to scam, offers warning
March 22, 2021
An Agua Dulce restaurant owner said fear over his business potentially losing power became a cautionary tale for others after an internet scam took $6,800 out of his pocket last week. Joe Marazzito, owner of Sweetwater Bar
Substitute teacher accused of sex crimes against student returns to court
March 22, 2021
A substitute math teacher at Saugus High School who has been accused of more than a dozen criminal counts of sex crimes against a minor returned to court on Monday. David Cornish,
Garcia tours Henry Mayo vaccine clinic
March 22, 2021
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, toured the vaccination clinic at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Monday to see how the clinic operates and take questions from health care workers. Garcia expressed optimism as hospital officials
Bridge to Home holds ribbon-cutting ceremony, kicks off campaign
March 22, 2021
Bridge to Home hosted a virtual ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday to commemorate the completion of the sewer and water hookup to the agency’s site and began a community-wide campaign to raise funds,
COC to receive federal grant for educational resources
March 22, 2021
College of the Canyons will receive $370,149 in funding from the United States Department of Education to further expand its Open Educational Resources initiative in partnership with the California Consortium
Rep. Mike Garcia speaks to high school students about legislative branch
March 22, 2021
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, spoke virtually to local students in a government class Monday about the importance of the legislative branch and what the job entails. Garcia, who represents the 25th Congressional District, spoke to a senior-level American government high school class
County modifies health officer order for breweries, classrooms and recreational sports
March 22, 2021
Public Health officials modified their health officer order Monday to expand indoor business for qualifying breweries and wineries and to decrease required physical distancing in classrooms. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health modified its COVID-19 health officer order to expand indoor dining to breweries,
Dune buggy crash prompts response
March 21, 2021
A traffic collision involving a dune buggy in Saugus prompted a response from first responders Sunday. Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel responded to reports of a crash involving a
COVID-19: SCV sees 20 cases, countywide hospitalizations drop below 800
March 21, 2021
Los Angeles Department of Public Health officials released the following updated COVID-19 statistics Sunday: New COVID-19 cases reported in L.A. County in the past 24 hours: 423 Total COVID-19 cases
SCV Jewish community plans for Passover
March 20, 2021
Leaders of the Santa Clarita Valley Jewish community have said their congregants are always excited to celebrate Passover, but also noted this year’s March 27 celebration will have particularly special meaning due to COVID-19.
City Council to decide fate of two development projects
March 20, 2021
Two proposed developments recommended for approval by the Santa Clarita Planning Commission last month will be before the Santa Clarita City Council Tuesday. MetroWalk – a proposed residential development project
Moving truck catches fire, halts all eastbound traffic on Soledad Canyon Road
March 20, 2021
A moving truck caught fire on Soledad Canyon Road Saturday, resulting in first responders having to extinguish the flames and halt all eastbound traffic for a period of time. The call of the moving truck being