Santa Clarita sisters Cambria and Maci Lawrence, along with their parents Dr. Bud and Regan Lawrence, donated a number of life-saving medical kits to the William S. Hart Union High
Firefighters were expected to remain until 6 p.m. at the scene of a brush fire that encroached on Valencia’s industrial area shortly after noon Friday, fire Capt. Tony Imbrenda said.
Lawyers representing members of the Val Verde Civic Association were in court Friday over the county’s decision to approve permitting for the Chiquita Canyon Landfill. The association is suing Los
One person was arrested at gunpoint Friday during a traffic stop in Canyon Country, on suspicion of grand theft auto. Shortly before 12:30 p.m., Friday patrol deputies with the Santa
SCV Water Agency officials are expected to begin testing their wells for smaller amounts of a non-stick chemical suspected of being carcinogenic, after state officials announced Friday they were lowering
The Santa Clarita City Council returns to the dais Tuesday after its summer hiatus, with topics continuing from where council members left off, and new items, such as proposed traffic
A new company has taken over the accounts of Old Town Newhall Ice Company, which is one of the Santa Clarita Valley’s most historic businesses. The closure of the 111-year-old
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office issued a statement Friday warning residents to be wary of phone calls with pre-recorded messages. “If you answer the phone and it’s a
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are asking the public to help law enforcement battle the local opioid crisis after deputies revived a mother of five who overdosed on heroin
Santa Clarita has seen significant trends in its housing market and population demands over the last 20 years, and with a continued need for expansion across California cities, the time
The city of Santa Clarita is asking the community for feedback on a federal grant proposal intended to enhance public safety. The U.S. Department of Justice’s Edward Byrne Memorial Justice
As students and teachers move further into the 21st century, technology is becoming more and more the tool of an educator. And during their Wednesday night board meeting, Sulphur Springs
A year after jurors failed to reach a verdict in the case of a former Disney executive charged with engaging in lewd acts with a child, a brand new jury
A traffic collision in Canyon Country late Thursday afternoon left one vehicle flipped on its side but resulted in no one being hurt. Shortly before 5:10 p.m., two vehicles collided
Firefighters saved a hilltop house from burning down Thursday as fire from a fully engulfed motorhome at the foot of the hill spread to the brush, then swept up the
The Saugus Union School District reviewed their safety and risk management policies for the upcoming year on Tuesday, including the plan to introduce new technology and posters in school sites
Sheriff’s Department officials released new details in the story of a Lancaster Sheriff’s Station deputy injured in a shooting Wednesday, which also prompted a response from Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s
One person was transported to a nearby hospital after a vehicle rammed a parked car into a home’s garage Thursday afternoon. “The call came in as a vehicle with minor
A number of trailers on Canyon High School’s campus were vandalized over the weekend, two of which belonged to the school’s marching band, leaving booster clubs scrambling to repair them.
Saugus Union School District board President Julie Olsen was named to the organizing committee for the district’s unnamed education foundation, symbolizing another big step for the foundation. Although all board
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