By Kaitlyn Nickersn Chili fans of the Santa Clarita Valley can devour this fall favorite meal and support Special Olympics of Santa Clarita and Tri-Valley at the same time at
For his students, whether at College of the Canyons or the University of California, Los Angeles, it’s both strange and inspiring for them to look at their professor and think,
After previously acknowledging the district’s teachers of the year, the William S. Hart Union High School District governing board took time to recognize those behind the curtain — the classified
Parents had a conversation about everything from their children’s screen-time habits to their own following a free showing of the documentary “Screenagers” at Castaic Middle School on Wednesday. The screening,
Two men and two women were arrested on a variety of charges early Thursday morning by deputies following up on a stolen motorcycle report. Around 5 a.m., deputies with the
The mental health of a man accused of choking a jogger nearly two years ago was called into question again Thursday when he appeared in court. Colton Ford, 31, described
Residents will have a chance to help prevent suicide with the check of a box on their state income tax returns, thanks to a new bill by Assemblyman Tom Lackey,
An infant boy who suffered a head injury in a fall was airlifted to a pediatric hospital in Northridge late Thursday afternoon. The boy, whose identity was not disclosed, was
Changes are on the horizon for California’s charter schools after Assemblywoman Christy Smith’s Assembly Bill 1507 received Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature Thursday. The bill, once it takes effect on Jan.
A year after the release of “From Crisis to Compassion,” a book about childhood trauma, local author Sally Betters has remained busy, continuing her efforts toward helping victims. Betters believes
Santa Clarita could temporarily ban the establishment of new tobacco retailers that sell flavored tobacco products, a proposed move following Tuesday’s decision by Los Angeles County to prohibit the sale
Steve Kim, the owner of Sand Canyon Country Club, has become Bridge to Home’s second premier sponsor with a donation of $25,000. Bridge to Home, a nonprofit that provides support
By Raychel Stewart Thursdays@Newhall wraps up its free outdoor events on Main Street in Old Town Newhall at the end of the month. Each Thursday through Oct. 24, beginning at
By Raychel Stewart Santa Clarita Councilman Bob Kellar hosted a breakfast to thank local Salvation Army volunteers and board members at Sand Canyon Country Club on Thursday. Kellar extended gratitude
By Raychel Stewart A Valencia dry cleaner has launched a donation campaign to raise money to help find a cure for cancer during the month of October. Flair Cleaners will
One person was hurt and taken to the hospital Thursday morning following a multi-vehicle traffic collision on Highway 14, near Interstate 5, in the Newhall Pass. The crash happened on
Friends and family of a woman killed four decades ago expressed relief that the man accused of killing her was going to trial. That was 16 months ago. Now the
Santa Clarita residents joined the rest of Los Angeles County over the weekend in submitting nearly 6,000 ballots for the county’ mock election that tested the new voting system. A
Cars collected by the late Paul Walker are to be featured in an annual televised car auction. Twenty-one collectible vehicles from the actor’s personal collection have been consigned to Barrett-Jackson’s
The annexation of the Tesoro del Valle community into the city of Santa Clarita is one step closer to transpiring after the Planning Commission’s approval Tuesday to move forward with
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