The clinks and clanks of a nearly 30-foot-tall drill rang throughout the Trestles neighborhood Tuesday as employees of Tri Valley Drilling worked near a landslide threatening multiple homes. The 40,000
The man who led the “Palm Tree Bandits” armed robbery crew that held up a Stevenson Ranch bank in 2016 — and other bank branches in Los Angeles and Kern
About a month after they traveled to the Philippines with the mission to help poor and sick people around the country, a group of physicians comprised mostly of Henry Mayo
On the 91st anniversary of the second deadliest disaster in state history, President Donald Trump agreed to the formation of a national monument at the St. Francis Dam site Tuesday,
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, whose jurisdiction includes the Santa Clarita Valley, has recognized Bridge to Home’s Peggy Edwards as the 5th District’s Woman of the Year. On Monday,
The Castaic Animal Care Center is facing the prospect of overcrowding and, as a result, is in need of local residents who can provide a home to one of the
Accreditation officials who placed The Master’s University and Seminary on probation last year announced the probation will continue due to ongoing issues relating to campus climate, operational integrity and board
The father of a young woman killed in a 2016 crash takes little solace from the driver pleading guilty for the crash — or the more than 22 years he’ll
Parents of a girl rescued after she was found pushing on a second-floor window screen last week are expected to appear in court Monday on suspicion of cruelty to a
A Castaic man convicted of arson of an inhabited structure or property has begun serving a 10-year prison sentence for the crime in North Kern State Prison. In mid-January, Abel
A Canyon Country man was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping Wednesday after he allegedly forced his girlfriend into his car. About 10:15 a.m. that day, deputies with the Santa Clarita
Rising temperatures, rising sea levels and a disappearing snowpack were part of a scary story told to SCV Water Agency officials recently as they learned the effects of climate change
Parents of a girl rescued after she was found pushing on a second-floor window screen last week are expected to appear in court Monday on suspicion of cruelty to a
The father of a young woman killed in a 2016 crash takes little solace from the driver pleading guilty for the crash — or the more than 22 years he’ll spend
It may remain a mystery where lost socks go in the washing machine, but the owner of a Newhall laundromat says it’s no mystery that he was victimized by burglars
After nearly six years of service at College of the Canyons as an assistant superintendent and vice president of academic affairs, Jerry Buckley has been named president of Reedley College.
Business accounting students from College of the Canyons are providing free tax preparation services to qualifying members of the community as part of the federal government’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
Sen. Scott Wilk has announced that the California Armenian Legislative Caucus is holding two scholarship contests for the 2019 commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. Three prizes will be awarded in
Multiple streets across Santa Clarita may soon receive a facelift should the City Council approve plans and award a contract for its annual concrete rehabilitation program come Tuesday. The City
At approximately 2:10 p.m., deputies responded to a report of an alleged assault at Northglen Apartments in the 23500 block of Magic Mountain Parkway, behind Toppers Pizza.
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