Jose Garcia, 18, of San Fernando was arrested Friday after Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputies said they spotted him in a reportedly stolen vehicle. Described as driving a white Volkswagen
The Westfield Valencia Town Center mall parking lot was full of hustle and bustle on the morning of Black Friday — but the streets were not as crowded as they
A Fresno man was arrested after reportedly getting into a gas station altercation with sheriff’s deputies early Friday morning. Deputies arrested Ramon Curiel, 37, of Fresno, on suspicion of several
Santa Clarita is once again the first city to test new technology aimed at improving the way of life in the area. This time, bicyclists and motorists will have the
Shortly after the collision occurred at 7:28 p.m.. on Nov. 1, California Highway Patrol officers began investigating a fatal crash that killed four people on Interstate 5. This week, they
Athletes of all ages gathered at College of the Canyons Thursday for the 10th annual Thanksgiving Day “Turkey Trot,” an event that aims to benefit the college’s cross country and
As the year comes to a close, city of Santa Clarita officials are staying attentive on a pending decision that could change the course of the long-fought CEMEX mining project.
The streets leading to the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center were packed Thursday morning as hundreds of seniors, students and local residents gathered for the the Castaic Lions Club’s 41st
Assemblywoman-elect Christy Smith is in fact-finding mode as the two-term Newhall School District board member prepares for her new role representing the Santa Clarita Valley and the rest of the
Though the polls have closed since the Nov. 6 election, county elections officials are still counting provisional and mail-in ballots. “County elections officials are hard at work processing and counting
A moment to set your mobile device down and break bread together with your community. That’s what 13-year-old local K’lynn Jackman and others took away as they sat beside one
Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Antelope Valley, is recognizing a local business as the 21st Senate District Small Business of the month. The award is given to companies throughout the district, and
Santa Clarita Valley students partnered with Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control this week in an attempt to enrich the lives of local shelter animals and promote literacy. Students
Students attending College of the Canyons are now able to register for the college’s winter semester, which boasts more than 350 available class sections. The winter schedule of classes primarily
The Hart Regiment Band and Show Choir once again earned an annual recognition, winning first place for an unprecedented 14th year at Saturday’s 2018 Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association, or SCSBOA, Marching Band Championship at Downey High School.
Commemorating his assassination 55 years later, the SCV Senior Center’s scholar series will take a look at President John F. Kennedy today.
As commuters have been preparing for one of the busiest travel times of the year, so have the members of Santa Clarita law enforcement who are stepping up their patrols
Whether shopping in stores or online this holiday season, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station has some suggestions to help keep residents and their purchases safe during the busiest shopping
More than 100 Santa Clarita and local area high school students attended the 2018 Green STEM Summit at College of the Canyons Saturday, when each attendee was given an opportunity
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