People love free food, but seniors are at particular risk of making a poor financial decision in return for a free meal, according to the latest scam alert issued by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office on Friday.
A decades-long tradition continued Thursday as Santa Clarita Valley students gathered with their families and local volunteers for the Assistance League’s Operation School Bell event. Originally beginning in 1989 with
Investigations are underway by both the state’s Department of Social Services and the Special Victims Bureau of the LASD after a Santa Clarita Valley daycare teacher allegedly photographed a napping
A big rig traveling southbound through the Grapevine on Friday morning caught fire near Templin Highway, sparking a small brush fire. Shortly after 6:45 a.m., motorists notified the California Highway
The fundraising numbers for the most recent quarter in the election cycle for the 36th Assembly District race show Assemblyman Tom Lackey taking the lead over challenger Steve Fox. Lackey,
The annual State of the City events always presents an opportunity to learn more about where you live in recap format, including on the local labor force. On Thursday, Santa
A decades-long tradition continued Thursday as Santa Clarita Valley students gathered with their families and local volunteers for the Assistance League’s Operation School Bell event. Originally beginning in 1989 with
Deputy Garrett Rifkin, of Santa Clarita, lost his left leg below the knee after being a victim of a hit-and-run collision on his way to work. Almost three months later, he is returning to duty, after conquering challenges and rehabilitation.
Forget PowerPoint presentations. What’s a “City of the Arts” celebration without a creative twist to this year’s Santa Clarita State of the City? From tap dancing by Mayor Pro Tem
Nearly twice a day, every day, deputies issue a motorist in the Santa Clarita Valley with a citation for using cell phones while driving. Responding to concerns expressed to deputies
The American Cancer Society is scheduled to host its annual Bark for Life event Saturday to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer, alongside their four-legged friends.
A preliminary hearing has been set for a Long Beach man charged with sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl at a wedding reception in Valencia, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s
State Sen. Scott Wilk dropped in on a senior citizen driving class in Newhall on Thursday, helping promote a motor vehicle-safety program aimed at aging drivers. Wilk kicked off the
With dual-immersion language programs becoming increasingly enticing to parents across the state, some Santa Clarita Valley school districts have began discussing the prospective programs with various stakeholders. Each of the
Sen. Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, called for action Wednesday morning to shut down the Aliso Canyon gas storage facility on the three-year anniversary of the facility’s gas leak. A crowd
A man and two women, all from Los Angeles, were arrested Tuesday as they pulled into a restaurant parking lot for dinner after an alert deputy recognized their vehicle as
A Newhall man accused of shooting and killing a rival gang member last year appeared briefly in court Wednesday. Nicholas Colletta, 21, appeared Wednesday in San Fernando Superior Court for
Reports of an AT&T internet outage in Saugus over the weekend turned out to be “individualized” service complaints as opposed to “downed” sectors of service, a spokesman for the
For more than 10 years, local sheriff’s detectives have been reaching out across the Mexican border in an effort to convince a fugitive wanted on suspicion of attempted murder and
Stevenson Ranch residents are circulating a petition to bring the county’s first dog park to unincorporated northern Los Angeles County. There are currently no county-maintained dog parks overseen by the
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