A 42-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of poisoning but was cited and released, according to an official with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. The incident was reported around
By Andrew Moran, Jackson Richman, Jacob Burg, John Haughey, Ryan Morgan, Troy Myers Contributing Writer President Donald Trump highlighted his economic agenda in a record-long State of the Union address, declaring
College of the Canyons became the only Southern California community college affiliated with Bee Campus USA last week, pledging to become a better place for pollinators of all stripes. The Bee Campus USA program is run by the Xerces Society,
An alert from a concerned parent two weeks ago led to an FBI raid Friday in Castaic and then a federal judge Monday ordering the 18-year-old suspect held without bail on
Kaiser Permanente and its union’s leadership announced workers would end their nearly monthlong strike and return to work Tuesday, quashing the “largest open-ended strike of registered nurses and health care professionals in
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to hold an online community update on its Interstate 5 expansion project Wednesday evening. The North County Enhancements Project covers the freeway roughly between Castaic and the Newhall Pass and began in 2021,
News release The American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Santa Clarita Valley invites cancer survivors and their caregivers to the 2026 Survivor and Caregiver Celebration Dinner, which celebrates their strength, resilience,
News release A recent graduate of The Master’s University accomplished a remarkable feat last semester: After taking the Law School Admission Test, Mary Mobley (Class of 2025) received news that she had
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency board of directors has extended the agency’s pilot ratepayer assistance program for three years, through June 30, 2029, according to a news release from the agency. The RAP helps eligible low-income residential households by providing a $10 per month credit applied
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The CIA has retracted or substantially revised 19 intelligence reports after finding they contained political bias and fell short of CIA standards. CIA Director John Ratcliffe said in a Friday statement
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer “Today” show anchor Savannah Guthrie has said she is offering a $1 million reward for information related to the location of her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie,
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer FBI officials, warning of a “sharp increase” in activity by the so-called 764 group and other nihilistic violent online networks targeting children, have issued a letter
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer The cartel problem in Mexico has spilled over into the United States, harming Americans and requiring Washington to take action on the matter, Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said in a Monday interview
News release An analysis of state test scores ranks the William S. Hart High School District eighth in the state and No. 2 in Southern California, the district announced in
News release A Pennsylvania man has been arrested and federally charged after grooming a girl who recently turned 13 years old to send him sexually explicit material of herself and
The Santa Clarita Planning Division’s staff is recommending the Santa Clarita City Council uphold a Planning Commission ruling, while a Cerritos developer hired a city-registered lobbyist and paid the appeal fee to make
An overturned vehicle resulted in one transport at the intersection of Valencia Boulevard and McBean Parkway on Monday afternoon, according to an official with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Shirley Miller, spokeswoman for the
The College of the Canyons spring 2026 semester is underway after classes began recently. The semester includes more than 1,690 sections of core courses across a wide range of subjects, along
By Joseph Lord Contributing Writer President Donald Trump is scheduled to address both chambers of Congress on Tuesday in what will be his first State of the Union since beginning his second term. Scheduled for
By Evgenia Filimianova Contributing Writer More than 10,000 flights scheduled for between Sunday and Tuesday were canceled across the United States as a powerful nor’easter pounded the East Coast with heavy snow, strong winds and coastal flooding, disrupting air travel and prompting emergency declarations in several states. Data from FlightAware showed 3,440 cancellations on Sunday, followed by 5,535 on Monday and another 1,619 scheduled for Tuesday. On Monday alone, 88% of outgoing flights and 87% of incoming flights at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York were canceled, according to FlightAware. At Boston Logan International Airport,