Val Verde Community Park is hosting Parks After Dark this summer, offering a community program to bring local at-risk youth together for activities, sports and family fun Thursday through Saturday nights.
A tribute to the late musician Tom Petty was held in collaboration with the WiSH Education Foundation outside the Mann Biomedical Campus in Valencia Saturday night.
The city is officially transitioning services to in-house staffing, with city-hired employees starting July 1.
Continuing the recent reports of unhealthy air quality, Santa Claritans should expect unhealthy air quality for sensitive individuals, according to county health officials. Los Angeles County Interim Health Officer, Jeffrey
Santa Clarita residents, activists, immigrants and local politicians Saturday marched to City Hall, protesting the White House’s use of a “zero tolerance” policy that separated undocumented immigrant children from their parents at the border.
The city of Santa Clarita’s financial planners were hailed for their prudent investment policies for a 24th consecutive year this week.
A bill ensuring consumers’ privacy while surfing the Internet was signed into law Thursday. The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, known as A.B. 375, was authored by Assemblyman Ed
If you buy and sell online and have to meet a stranger to finish the deal, now you can do it in the newly created, protected environment called the Safe
A Whittier man accused of killing three people, including two Valencia residents, in a 2016 crash was ordered Friday to return to court next month and set a date for
A builder adding 820 homes to Tesoro del Valle is asking the county to allow increased density on the project in exchange for including 365 homes that would be designated
Councilman Bob Kellar on Thursday endorsed new City Council candidate Jason Gibbs in his run to take one of three incumbent seats in the Nov. 6 election. Kellar went to
A pair of SCV high schoolers hope to help those struggling with mental health through the use of art therapy, they said Friday. Valencia High School sophomore Cassie Bensko and
Silvia Gutierrez has stepped down as executive director of the nonprofit Bridge to Home, she confirmed Thursday. She had been with the organization, which provides shelter and services to local
A Northridge man who was shot last summer by a Castaic woman after he broke into her home pleaded no contest to vandalism and misdemeanor trespassing. Johnny Velasquez, 41, appeared
With the SCV’s skyline set to light up with fireworks to celebrate America’s independence, local first responders gathered Friday outside a fire station to warn residents about why they shouldn’t
The gifted and talented students of the Sulphur Springs Union School District had the opportunity to act as engineers and launch working model rockets, helicopters and other handcrafted scientific contraptions
The Sulphur Springs Union School District is one of two districts in the Santa Clarita Valley projecting a budget surplus for 2018-19, according to its recently adopted budget. The district
Deputies were canvassing an area along Golden Triangle Road around lunchtime Friday after receiving a report that bicyclist had pointed a rifle at someone. The incident reportedly happened a couple
The House of Representatives passed an annual bill Thursday for national defense funding that funds military programs throughout the 25th Congressional District. Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, said many of these
Detectives are taking a second look at 2,600 small packets seized during a traffic stop last week near Gorman after the powder they contained turned out to be something other
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