County supervisors endorsed a motion by Supervisor Kathryn Barger to adopt socially conscious animal sheltering operating practices as an alternative. The decision was welcomed by Los Angeles County’s shelters run
In addition to sunshine and trees, county park visitors will soon be getting free Wi-Fi service after county supervisors voted Tuesday to make it so. The Los Angeles County Board
Members of Santa Clarita’s subcommittee on the Cemex issue said Tuesday there was no public announcement in response to the international mining corporation’s recently filed lawsuit because the city is
During a patrol in Castaic on Monday, deputies arrested a man, alleging he was illegally in possession of firearms, ammunition and drug paraphernalia. In the late morning Monday, deputies performed
The William S. Hart Union High School District governing board is set to discuss the contracts for its school safety officers, landscapers and special education consultants during its Wednesday night
Before the music began at Concerts in the Park, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station held their “National Night Out Against Crime” event at Central Park Saturday. The event was
A fourth Democratic Party candidate has entered the race to represent California’s 36th Assembly District, which is a seat currently held by Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale. Eric Ohlsen announced his
An issue with underground components located in Saugus left more than 6,000 Santa Clarita Valley residents without power Monday night. Multiple outages were reported Monday night in the Saugus area,
Bringing popsicles and happy attitudes to the various neighborhoods of their community, Castaic Union School District staff spent two days this week traveling around their district on the “Castaic Welcome
California’s largest bottle and can recycling center chain, rePlanet, shut its doors Monday, including both locations in the Santa Clarita Valley. “With the continued reduction in state fees, the depressed
A Littlerock man accused of slamming into the back of a parked car on the shoulder of Highway 14 in 2017, killing an occupant of that car, appeared in court
Santa Clarita’s fans of the popular show “How to Get Away with Murder” may want to keep a well-trained eye out for familiar sights in upcoming episodes. On Monday, L.A.
A Valencia man accused of strangling his boyfriend in 2017 appeared in court Tuesday for a pretrial hearing and was told — as he was last month and the month
A brush fire in rugged terrain near Val Verde challenged firefighters from two counties early Tuesday afternoon, but their combined efforts stopped the fire within 30 minutes. All forward progress
L.A. County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger wants more to be done for cats and dogs ending up at county animal shelters and a review of policies currently in place.
Four teens were detained shortly before noon Tuesday on suspicion of jumping a man and stealing his sunglasses. The man suffered minor injuries in the scuffle and was treated by
On Monday, over 100 college students from China, Thailand, Ecuador and Turkey gathered at Bouquet Canyon Park to celebrate Exchange Day. Exchange Day, which was previously known as J Day
L.A. County’s Enhanced Homeowner Notification Program will remain in place for at least another decade thanks to the passage of Assembly Bill 1106. AB 1106 was crafted by Assemblywoman Christy
The mishandling of hazardous waste following an explosion in Santa Paula four years ago — some of which was allegedly trucked to the Chiquita Landfill and dumped there — resulted
Following the mass shootings in Texas and Ohio this weekend, Santa Clarita Valley residents gathered Monday for a candlelight vigil. With candles in hand and peace signs in the air,