
SCV residents helping each other out
When 62-year-old Janine Mai posted on Facebook, asking for suggestions because her usual home-delivery grocery service was completely booked, she had no idea she’d be overwhelmed by the replies. “What

When 62-year-old Janine Mai posted on Facebook, asking for suggestions because her usual home-delivery grocery service was completely booked, she had no idea she’d be overwhelmed by the replies. “What

Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel were called to the scene of a child experiencing breathing issues while riding her bike. The child along with her parents were riding along

The Princess Cruises’ ship, Coral Princess, arrived in Port Miami on Saturday morning after spending more than two weeks at sea due to an onboard COVID-19 outbreak. During an online

A winter storm is headed for Santa Clarita next week with the largest amount of rainfall coming Sunday night through Monday. There’s a chance for snow as low as 4,000

The Santa Clarita Valley has at least 111 confirmed cases of COVID-19, an increase of 15 cases in the last 24 hours, at the same time as Los Angeles County

Two patients were transported to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Saturday after two vehicles were found at the bottom of an embankment in Canyon Country Saturday. The call came in at

En esta edición cubrimos el primer caso de COVID-19 en College of the Canyons y los últimos totales en el Valle de Santa Clarita, nuevas pautas de mascarillas y un

Street improvements on Sierra Highway are underway, prompting lane closures starting Monday, the city of Santa Clarita announced Friday. Starting Monday, April 6, developer Trammell Crow Co. will begin a

The Valley Industry Association announced Friday a virtual Cocktails and Conversation event with state Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, set for next week. The free event is set at 6

Four local health leaders from across the Santa Clarita Valley offered tips on how to stay creative and healthy, and avoid anxiety as the community remains under a statewide directive

A member of the College of the Canyons community has tested positive for COVID-19, college officials announced Friday evening. “We received this information late today from the affected individual,” read

As the coronavirus pandemic has pushed millions inside, a number of Santa Clarita Valley residents continue to go to work with the public despite the hazardous conditions to them and

As COVID-19 developments continue and medical professionals across the nation work around the clock to save lives, Americans are now advised to wear cloth face coverings in public to help

In addition to enhanced cleaning of its entire fleet amid the coronavirus outbreak, Santa Clarita Transit will implement a local Sunday schedule seven days a week, the city announced Friday.

A Santa Clarita Valley hotel is slated to be part of an effort to house the homeless amid the coronavirus outbreak, with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s announcement Friday the state has

All criminal trials, preliminary hearings and arraignments in Los Angeles County have received time extensions until May 29, according to officials. In a statement distributed Thursday, Los Angeles County Superior

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital and L.A. County Public Health Department officials confirmed a total of 19 new cases of COVID-19 in the Santa Clarita Valley on Friday, bringing the valleywide

En esta edición, cubrimos los últimos totales de casos de COVID-19 en el Valle de Santa Clarita y el condado, lo último con el distrito escolar de Hart, sitios de prueba

As small-business owners continue to deal with the financial hardships associated with the coronavirus pandemic, federal, state and local government officials have begun offering financial relief options. That being said,

A man was arrested last Friday after he was suspected of driving a stolen vehicle in Saugus. Deputies patrolling on Bouquet Canyon Road, near Valencia Boulevard, around 5:15 a.m. reportedly