Santa Clarita Valley’s nonprofits are invited to learn how to improve their fundraising efforts during a panel presentation and seminar happening Friday. The College of the Canyons Office of Grants
Two separate earthquakes shook Southern California residents Thursday and Friday morning, prompting multiple warnings from various organizations to always be prepared and have a plan in the case of an
A third earthquake — with preliminary reports that it measured 7.1 on the Richter scale, centered near Ridgecrest — was felt in Los Angeles County, including the Santa Clarita Valley, one
Animal Care and Control officials are once again dealing with a post-holiday rush for another one of their busiest days of the year. While Americans gather to celebrate Independence Day
California needs 3.5 million homes to close the housing gap. While state lawmakers work on multiple bills aimed at tackling the crisis, Santa Clarita officials say restricting local land-use authority
After approving plans for the Dockweiler Drive extension a year ago, the Santa Clarita City Council is scheduled to revisit the topic Tuesday to consider awarding a $3 million design
Rotisserie meal lovers have until this weekend to stop by Boston Market before the counter-serve locale closes its doors. “Our last day is this Sunday, July 7,” said Store Manager
Santa Clarita’s first orthodontist, Dr. Alan Barbakow, died Friday morning at the age of 77. Barbakow was also known for his passionate support of many causes, including children, education, women’s
A mother bear and its cub, which were spotted roaming Castaic Friday just two days after a similar incident was reported in the area, have been relocated to a wildlife
For many, Santa Clarita’s Concerts in the Park shows are just a fun way to spend a summer afternoon and listen to some free, live music. For Julian Ho, they represent a heroic homecoming.
It’s always the people you least expect. As you sit in front of Bill Vidito, you notice a handful of things: a collared shirt, unwrinkled, but with Hawaiian patterns and
A mother bear and its cub were spotted roaming outside a Castaic home Friday afternoon, just two days after a similar incident was reported in the area. The owners of
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials thanked residents for their support in reporting illegal fireworks through their new social media app. Deputies received more than 500 submissions from SCV residents
Thousands of local residents gathered in Downtown Newhall Thursday for the city of Santa Clarita’s annual Fourth of July Parade, which has been a tradition for more than 80 years.
A magnitude 5.4 earthquake rattled Southern California just less than one day after a 6.4 temblor shook the region on Independence day and jolts were felt across the Santa Clarita
Thousands of local residents gathered in Downtown Newhall Thursday for the city of Santa Clarita’s annual Fourth of July Parade, which has been a tradition for more than 80 years.
After responding to a mother bear and cub sighting in Castaic on Wednesday, Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies said the incident ended with no direct threats to residents. “The bears
After the parade in Old Town Newhall and other holiday-related activities, families across the Santa Clarita Valley stop in awe to see the night sky light up with mesmerizing fireworks
Despite the rattling from a 6.4 magnitude temblor felt across Southern California Thursday morning, hundreds of Santa Claritans finished their Independence Day celebrations enjoying the city’s annual fireworks show in
California Highway Patrol officers responded to a high-speed pursuit involving a motorcycle on that passed through the Santa Clarita Valley area and ended with an arrest in the San Fernando