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Local water heads sitting pretty on the heels of a rainy winter and news of a snowpack so deep in the Sierra Nevadas it still hasn’t melted, got a crash

Local water heads sitting pretty on the heels of a rainy winter and news of a snowpack so deep in the Sierra Nevadas it still hasn’t melted, got a crash

In an effort to promote inclusion and community, College of the Canyons’ Gender-Sexuality Alliance partnered with QueerSCV Tuesday for an LGBTQ+ Pride! event featuring live music, carnival games and other

Santa Clarita Valley residents who are looking to make a positive difference in the community are invited to the inaugural Speaker’s Appointments Workshop hosted by Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita,

UPDATE 2 p.m.: As of Wednesday afternoon, the bear’s whereabouts are unknown, according to sheriff’s officials. “The goal is to protect them and help them make their way back to

Oaks Hills Elementary sixth-graders Arav Shah and Ayush Doshi qualified for a national science fair competition recently due to their success at the county level, with Shah taking home first

Lili Trujillo, whose daughter was killed in a street-racing crash six years ago, speaks at high schools to warn about the dangers of racing. Now she wants to bring her

If your child returned from a school trip Tuesday without their lunchbox, it might be somewhere on the shoulder of Highway 14, near Sand Canyon, where school kids were seen

A passenger on a Metrolink train who was allegedly attacked and punched in the face by a fellow train passenger fought back by stabbing his assailant in the shoulder, according

CP, an 11-year-old short-haired terrier mix, was surrendered to the Castaic Animal Care Center after her owner died this week. The first step on her road to being adoption ready

A 34-year-old man was arrested this week for allegedly slapping the buttocks of a woman working at a convenience store just before he grabbed a beer and left without paying.

Summer fun and musical workouts have come early to Santa Clarita. Pop Sk8, California’s first theme pop-up outdoor roller rink, held its first opening day in the parking lot of

Santa Clarita residents recently spotted a bear wandering the neighborhood at different times of the day, causing concern for families and pets. On Sunday, around 10:20 p.m., a Stevenson Ranch

Students in Canyon High School’s Yes I Can program hosted the third annual Making a Difference Festival last weekend in an effort to promote autism awareness and social inclusion. Hosted

Local children now have a more interactive space to read and play at the Old Town Newhall Library thanks to a donation from the Friends of Santa Clarita Public Library.

With cases of measles being reported in cities as close as Lancaster, Los Angeles and Long Beach, health officials are encouraging residents to get a booster if they’re worried about

An effort to help residents retain their Social Security benefits during a career change unanimously passed the state Senate on Monday. Senate Joint Resolution 3, authored by Sen. Scott Wilk,

In an effort to reduce illegal dumping across the valley, the city of Santa Clarita has announced the “Don’t Trash Your Community” campaign that will allow residents to dispose of

Since 1992, the fountain in front of JC Penney in the Westfield Town Center Valencia has been a place where people congregate to rest, relax and toss in the occasional

Within the Newhall School District, four schools were named Top Public Schools for Underserved Students in Los Angeles County. McGrath Elementary received recognition as a top public school for low-income

William S. Hart Union High School District officials announced Friday they received nearly $3 million in grants from the state. The district was awarded $1.3 million in ongoing Career Technical