A local sheriff’s lieutenant, who last year worked at the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station, has filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, alleging he was retaliated against
Some Santa Claritans will have the chance to provide the city with feedback about its parks and recreation opportunities in a recently launched community survey. The survey, which the city
Firefighters battling two local brush fires in triple-digit heat Wednesday were dispatched to a third fire before their day was done. Shortly before 4:30 p.m., firefighters with the Los Angeles
Two teams from Valencia High School’s Honors Nanoscience class competed in the finals of the California NanoSystems Institute’s third annual Nanosystems Competition, with one team taking home second place. In
Saugus Union School District celebrated the 90 members of its staff last week who are retiring this year at Bridgeport Elementary School. Of those retiring, 48 are classified personnel and
Rosedell Elementary held its 28th annual Dance Festival Friday, concluding the assembly with a special tribute to their retiring Principal Kathy Stendel. All the parents and families of the students
Firefighters already busy keeping a handle on a brush fire near The Master’s University were alerted to a second fire down the road Wednesday afternoon that prompted freeway lane closures
Fire suspected to have originated from a homeless camp moved too close to homes and The Master’s University Wednesday, sparking an evacuation of the entire campus. By the end of
At least one person was detained and others interviewed in connection with a grand theft investigation carried out Wednesday morning. Shortly after 11:30 a.m., deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley
Professor McKale Antonious, who at one time taught at College of the Canyons, was found guilty Monday by a jury in Ventura County of misdemeanor sexual battery involving a student.
A Newhall man charged with two counts each of forcible rape and injuring a girlfriend pleaded not guilty in court Tuesday. The 32-year-old man was arrested by deputies of the
Throughout Southern California, the Alzheimer’s Association will provide families and caregivers with programs addressing several facets of Alzheimer’s as part of their push for healthy living throughout the month of
The Santa Clarita Arts Commission is set to discuss a new film festival scheduled to be held in February 2020, celebrating the SCV’s history in the movie industry. The “Newhallywood
Detectives with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s Career Offenders, Burglary, Robbery. Assault, or COBRA unit, have identified and detained three juveniles on suspicion of vandalizing a Canyon Country school
California Highway Patrol officers apprehended a suspect on Sierra Highway, near Dolan Way, after being led on a high-speed pursuit that originated in the Antelope Valley late Tuesday night. Shortly
About 50 children packed into one of the meeting rooms at the Boys & Girls Club’s SIerra Vista Clubhouse in Canyon Country on Monday afternoon to hear local therapist Tanyika
The Santa Clarita City Council could soon discuss the possibility of renaming City Hall after one of its founding fathers who died May 29. In her adjournment during the council’s
Due to unforeseen circumstances, William S. Hart Regional Park is canceling their Music in the Park scheduled for Saturday. The “Music in the Park Series,” which is free to
A couple of firefighting units were left posted at Six Flags Magic Mountain on Tuesday, just to make sure there were no flare-ups from a weekend brush fire. The “Sky
Water officials struck with the task of hammering out a plan to manage SCV groundwater are looking for seven people to serve as the agency’s advisory group. On Monday, members
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