The choir students of Valencia High School will host a two-day boutique this week in an effort to raise funds for their program. “The 15th annual Valencia High School Boutique
Homicide detectives are investigating the discovery of human remains found Wednesday west of Magic Mountain Parkway and Railroad Avenue. Detectives with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Homicide Bureau updated
Santa Clarita Valley residents are invited to College of the Canyons on Friday for a space and innovation exposition, featuring student aerospace projects, keynote speakers and other interactive opportunities. “Mission
Local traffic detectives issued a public appeal Tuesday asking anyone who witnessed a serious crash on the Thanksgiving weekend to come forward with information. Detective Mark Cramer, with the Santa
The November election just ended, but the quest to find the most accessible and convenient vote centers for the 2020 election continues — and local voters have upcoming opportunities to
LOS ANGELES (Dec. 5, 2018) – The Amgen Tour of California organizers today announced the13 Host Cities selected for the 14th edition of America’s premier professional cycling stage race set for May 12-18, 2019.
The city of Santa Clarita announced Wednesday morning that it has been selected to host the start of the final stage for both the men’s and women’s races of the
An early morning crash involving a big rig brought traffic on Highway 14 to a halt Wednesday morning after the truck slammed into a concrete median in Newhall, CHP officials
The kids in line waiting to see Santa in the square behind Salt Creek Grille and the Edwards Valencia movie theater on Saturday weren’t being too impatient. Sure, the Santa
County supervisors motivated by the “nightmare” traffic jam witnessed Thanksgiving weekend through the Grapevine and along Interstate 5 have called for an emergency mobility action plan to make sure it
The paseos of Valencia are among the most popular features appreciated by residents and visitors who enjoy strolling around Santa Clarita. And on Thursday, a city of Santa Clarita committee
Local traffic detectives issued a public appeal Tuesday asking anyone who witnessed a serious crash on the Thanksgiving weekend to come forward with information. Detective Mark Cramer, with the
In the early 1990s, some Hart High School students became friends in the Santa Clarita Valley. Years later, they would reunite to form a film crew and release a low-budget
Elected representatives of the Santa Clarita Valley assembled in the state capitol Monday to take oaths of office and participate in the first official day of the 2019-20 Legislative session.
Vowing to challenge the “established authority” and status quo of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Alex Villanueva made it clear he was going to shake things up as the
Three out-of-town women were arrested Thursday on suspicion of prostitution, the latest in what’s become an annual crackdown of massage businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley by a specialty team
With more than a half-dozen housing projects underway in the Santa Clarita Valley, water officials report keeping pace with the demand for infrastructure. On Tuesday, directors of the Santa Clarita
This year, the Fine Craft Show had 75 vendors set up booths and food trucks in Old Orchard Park selling everything from carved wood items to handcrafted soaps.
With Santa Claus seated at one end of Hart Hall and the Valencia High School Choir standing at the other end, visitors to William S. Hart Regional Park took part in the festivities at “Cowboys and Carols” on Saturday.
The chilly evening air did not stop veterans, active service members and their families from celebrating the 13th annual Military Honor Christmas Tree Lighting and Menorah Lighting ceremony, organized by Prayer Angels for the Military, at Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall on Saturday.
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