After receiving of a call of a man wearing all black on the other side of the Lyons Avenue overpass fence, Los Angeles County Fire Department officials deployed a cushion
California Highway Patrol and Fire Department officials responded to a report of a vehicle that drove off the road on the southbound lanes of Interstate 5, near the Highway 14
The tension was palpable as thousands of high school students attentively listened to names being called out over a sound system, but only Valencia High School senior Kelly Whetsel would
The county’s Office of Inspector General has reviewed a program meant to stem the flow of drugs into the Santa Clarita Valley and found Latino drivers were stopped at a
Firefighters from the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the U.S. Forest Service were still working to contain a brush fire in Agua Dulce Tuesday evening but had stopped all
A two-car crash in Canyon Country Tuesday ended with one driver bolting from the scene, the other driver clipping him with her car in efforts to stop him from running
A brazen thief wearing a white hoodie walked calmly into a Newhall gas station kiosk Monday night, grabbed a Plexiglas box of “scratcher” tickets and ran from pursuers as he
A 6-month-old puppy beaten and brought to Castaic Animal Care and Control Center was put up for adoption Tuesday, and the man who beat the dog was sentenced to 27
A single blood donation can save up to three lives, according to city officials, which is why Santa Clarita and the American Red Cross are partnering to host two community
Legislation seeking to revise California’s regulations regarding the cultivation and testing of industrial hemp passed the Senate Committee on Agriculture Monday. Senate Bill 153 was authored by Sen. Scott Wilk,
A single blood donation can save up to three lives, according to city officials, which is why Santa Clarita and the American Red Cross are partnering to host two community
Food costs add up, especially if you’re trying to maintain a healthy diet. For those trying to eat well and stay on budget, growing your own vegetables can be a
Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, spoke about the recently released Mueller Report in a Youtube video posted Saturday. In the video, the congresswoman discusses the “partisan spin and punditry” that
More than $1 million could go toward affordable housing in Santa Clarita and direction for the proposed Newhall Gateway conceptual plan could receive a green light as the City Council
L.A. County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger is set to address homelessness, public safety and economic development, as well as provide her vision for the Santa Clarita Valley at the
Just in time for Earth Day, local wastewater treatment officials approved a plan Monday to find ways of treating sewage with greater energy efficiency. On Monday, the Santa Clarita Valley
A Saugus man who allegedly took out his anger Sunday by jumping on the hood of a car was arrested on suspicion of felony vandalism. The alleged incident happened Sunday
Every day is Earth Day at the Pitchess Detention Center, as a growing number of inmates get back to the land, as it were — cultivating the open space around
State Sen. Scott Wilk’s government transparency bill unanimously passed the Senate floor on Monday and now heads to the state Assembly for a vote. Senate Bill 53 looks to increase
In recognition of her longstanding support of community colleges and the coordinated efforts of the school’s communications office, the Community College Public Relations Organization named COC Chancellor Dianne Van Hook