Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, announced Wednesday her bill to create a task force within the state’s Department of Education to help schools and their districts during emergencies is on
After days of protesting outside of Santa Clarita City Hall, a handful of residents in support of the Black Lives Matter movement traded cardboard signs and chants for a table
California counties granted variance to hasten their reopenings can now decide to reopen movie theaters as early as Friday, state officials said earlier this week, but Los Angeles County officials
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials announced a modified health officer order set to be issued Thursday and go into effect Friday for certain businesses, such as gyms,
As COVID-19 cases in at least 19 states continue to increase, including California, the Santa Clarita Valley number of cases, which includes the numbers from an outbreak at Pitchess Detention
Por Tammy Murga y Lauren Budman Esta edición: el Ayuntamiento responde a los recientes eventos de Black Lives Matter, Salud Pública aconseja a los manifestantes que se autoaislen, y los
After several days of Black Lives Matter protests and a call for Santa Clarita City Councilman Bob Kellar to resign in light of his infamous 2010 “proud racist” comment, Mayor
College of the Canyons recently announced that Chancellor Dianne G. Van Hook has been appointed to the L.A. County Economic Resiliency Task Force’s education sector work team. The appointment, made
Two people were airlifted following a traffic collision on Interstate 5 in Gorman Tuesday afternoon. Los Angeles County Fire Department officials responded to reports of a traffic collision on northbound
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, announced Monday that he plans to donate 10% of his monthly congressional salary to a charity based in his district every month. The announcement comes
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, announced Monday that Assembly Bill 3267, which would require the Office of Emergency Services to address the special needs community in updating California’s State Emergency
After a call by members of the Board of Supervisors for law enforcement agencies countywide to change their use-of-force policies, Sheriff Alex Villanueva discussed his department’s attitude toward the use
Los Angeles County Public Health officials are advising individuals who have attended a protest recently to self-isolate for two weeks and monitor symptoms related to COVID-19. On its social media,
Supervisors addressed recent civil unrest, but put on hold a motion that urged law enforcement agencies countywide to update their use-of-force policies at Tuesday’s Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles County Public Health officials reported Tuesday one additional death related to COVID-19 and more than 120 new cases for the Santa Clarita Valley, including diagnoses from an outbreak
Amid an ongoing pandemic that has kept many local businesses closed and residents at home, Santa Clarita’s proposed 2020-21 budget calls for a decrease by 2.8%, or $6.2 million, over
Por Tammy Murga y Lauren Budman Los funcionarios del Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de Los Ángeles anunciaron el lunes 823 casos adicionales de coronavirus, lo que eleva el
Santa Clarita planning commissioners are looking to receive additional information and community feedback on a proposed 74.66-acre housing project in Saugus, after citing potential traffic concerns. Developer Bouquet Canyon Project
As seniors donned newly required masks along with their caps and gowns, Golden Valley High School’s class of 2020 still found a way to make graduation special with changes to
Libraries across the Santa Clarita Valley have begun to reopen, offering limited services to their cardholders for the first time in months. On Monday, some L.A. County libraries, including the