By Lawrence Wilson, Nathan Worcester Contributing Writer WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a health care reform bill amid an intra-party debate on whether to extend the expiring enhanced premium tax credits offered
By Emel Akan and Travis Gillmore Contributing Writers WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump told the nation his administration is prioritizing the American economy and reducing the cost of living during a
Bodily named to Eastern Oregon University dean’s list Eastern Oregon University named 611 students to the dean’s list for the 2025 spring term, including Eldred Bodily, of Santa Clarita, majoring
The number-crunchers at Santa Clarita City Hall have some good news to report in the annual midyear budget picture: The city now expects to receive nearly $5 million more than
A Newhall man wanted for an outstanding domestic violence warrant was arrested by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies on suspicion of a “ghost gun” charge Monday, according to L.A. County Sheriff’s
The suspect who set fire to a home on Flowerpark Drive on Saturday is believed to have fled the scene and is being sought by sheriff’s deputies. It wasn’t clear whether the man’s remains were in the home until sometime Monday afternoon,
The Newhall School District governing board selected new officers, including a new president, clerk and clerk pro tem, as part of its annual organizational meeting Tuesday. Rachelle Haddoak was elected the board’s new president, Suzan Solomon was elected clerk, and Isaiah Talley was elected clerk pro tem. All officers were selected unanimously. Haddoak took
A thumb drive full of evidence could prove important in a yearslong lawsuit that alleged former local Realtor Mike Bjorkman committed multiple sexual assaults that were covered up by the billion-dollar real estate firm that employed him. A federal judge granted an
News release The South Coast Air Quality Management District announced that a mandatory wood-burning ban has been extended through Thursday. The no-burn rule bans burning wood, pellets as well as manufactured
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The U.S. Supreme Court has turned away a Tennessee woman’s appeal of her state rejecting a personalized license plate for her car. The court rejected the
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The National Trust for Historic Preservation has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and federal agencies over the ballroom construction project at the White House. Construction on
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer More than 400 illegal immigrants have been arrested in Minnesota by Immigration and Customs Enforcement as part of Operation Metro Surge, the Department of Homeland Security said
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The Trump administration on Tuesday moved to ban travel from nationals from five new countries while imposing limits on others. President Donald Trump ordered “full restrictions
By Janice Hisle Contributing Writer The U.S. Department of Labor has deployed a specialized “strike team” to Minnesota to see whether fraudsters stole from the Unemployment Insurance Program, amid the accusations
News release Every holiday season, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital employees provide support to local families through the William S. Hart Union High School District’s annual Helping Families Program. This year, Henry Mayo
The Saugus Union School District’s governing board named Matthew Watson as the 2026 board president during Tuesday’s organizational meeting following numerous public comments supporting a different board member to take the position. Watson was chosen in a 4-1 vote with governing board
The Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra held its Annual Children’s Concert on Dec. 6 at the Canyon High School Performing Arts Center. Before guests could interact with performers throughout the show
Ever wondered where “waste” goes after it is flushed down the toilet? On a recent Saturday, the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District, part of the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, held a tour at the Valencia Water Reclamation Plant to show members of the
A plan more than 30 years in the making for thousands of homes in the NorthLake community of Castaic is nearing another public hearing with the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission, based on a legal notice published
The College of the Canyons Intercultural Center and Umoja Community hosted a Kwanzaa celebration on Wednesday, Dec. 3. The free event, which drew more than 100 attendees, featured a performance by