Twenty bands from across Southern California attended the Southern California School Band and Orchestra (SCSBOA) Marching Band Competition on Saturday hosted by the West Ranch High School band.
As part of a two-weekend comeback, the family-owned Lombardi Ranch reopened its gates to the public on Saturday.
The Placerita Canyon Nature Center Outdoor Amphitheater will be presenting, for its first performance, Volta Drum Dance on Nov. 3.
The Scout Me Win carnival location has changed from Sand Canyon Country Club to Gilchrist Farm, though it is still set to be held Oct. 27.
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will be welcoming its monthly Stop the Bleed training session at the hospital’s education center on Oct. 24.
Teachers in the William S. Hart Union High School District served as NASA Airborne Astronomy Ambassadors this week, which allowed them the chance to interact with scientific experts, board a
A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy assigned to the Pitchess Detention Center received the department’s Medal of Valor this week for her courage and heroism witnessed last year when she
Following a daylong preliminary hearing, a judge ruled a Valencia man accused of strangling his boyfriend should stand trial for murder. Christian Alexander Ortiz, 22, charged with murder in the
An alleged gang member is behind bars following a traffic stop Tuesday night, near Gorman, which netted a seizure of guns and drugs, according to sheriff’s officials. About 11:45 p.m.
Firefighters made short work of a blaze that burned at least one quarter-acre of brush in Newhall Friday afternoon, extinguishing it in about 40 minutes. The fire reported on Drayton
SCV Water officials are expected to pay $264,000 a year for lobbyists. On Thursday night, members of the agency’s Public Outreach and Legislation Committee met to continue their ongoing discussion
In 1971, Loraine Stern was finishing her medical residency at UCLA when someone asked her what her career plans were. “I said, ‘I don’t know,’ and people said, ‘There’s a
Developers wanting to build more than 19,000 homes just south of the Kern County line encountered another roadblock this week with a lawsuit filed by environmentalists questioning the job done
Four Catholic priests who served parishioners in Newhall have been named in a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse stretching back decades, and involving more than 300 alleged offenders. The “nuisance lawsuit”
The first time Kentucky native Anthony Hayes experienced an earthquake was in 2014 in Los Angeles, a small temblor that woke him up during the early morning hours. “It was
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce announced Monday its endorsement of three Santa Clarita City Council candidates and other races in the Nov. 6 election. The chamber will endorse
A call for a “split-roll” measure to separate corporate and residential property tax rules has qualified for the November 2020 ballot, the California Secretary of State’s Office announced Monday. The
The cheering crowd of over 100 Santa Clarita Valley residents gathered at Sand Canyon Country Club on Thursday night to bid on a chance to get an exclusive experience with
The state’s court of appeals issued its opinion in a local legal saga over a restraining order and harassment claim between two City Council candidates stretching back more than a
Two eyes and a jack-o-lantern smile carved into a big orange fiberglass pumpkin, standing for more than just decoration: A little piece of tradition for many Santa Clarita residents is returning for two weekends of October, for pumpkin sales and photo opportunities only.
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