Detectives were reviewing video surveillance footage Friday in an effort to identify the scooter-driving vandal who zipped into the parking lot of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Thursday
A bill introduced by State Sen. Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, to protect African species passed the Senate’s Public Safety Committee Tuesday afternoon. S.B. 1487, the Iconic African Species Protection Act,
The Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal will host its first Technology Awards next week as part of the CalArts Expo, the school’s annual student showcase. During the free 30-minute program
A strategic marketing plan – Who are the customers? Where are they? How do we communicate with them? How much will we spend to reach them? – can be the difference between success and failure.
Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies are investigating a report of a possible arson at the Grand Panda restaurant in Newhall. Firefighters responded to a report of a commercial structure fire
A homeless woman, obese and reportedly suicidal, was found living in a makeshift one-room shack built by the previous occupants — two homeless Vietnam veterans — on the
A Lompoc man who allegedly flashed a gun during a road rage incident Tuesday was arrested later that same day on suspicion of brandishing an imitation firearm and of
Changes in the agreement between the Chiquita Canyon landfill and its neighbors have upset both parties, according to legal filings and statements from Castaic residents. The new deal has left
A benefit for the Castaic Animal Care Center on May 19 will see a special visit from local legislators. Congressman Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, and State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Antelope Valley,
A Saugus man accused of trying to run his father over with a car has been arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. On Tuesday afternoon, deputies
Santa Clarita City Council formally confirmed new Planning Commissioner Phil Hart on Tuesday to fill a vacancy on the Planning Commission during the council’s April 24 meeting. Hart was selected
An air conditioning repair man was arrested recently on suspicion of indecent exposure after a homeowner called deputies about a suspicious man in her neighborhood. On Friday, April 20,
After the loss of 700 parking spaces in early March, College of the Canyons students had mixed feelings on the construction of a new parking garage at the Valencia campus.
The California Department of Public Health launched a “Flavors Hook Kids” campaign Tuesday to warn parents and adults about their children’s exposure to flavored tobacco products. The campaign warns parents
TRENT JACKSON Partner, Mentry Development A graduate of The Master’s College, Trent Jackson has built his own business success story in Santa Clarita, first launching his own company, Tango Packaging,
Two men accused of killing Kimberly Harvill whose body was found in Gorman two years ago appeared in court this week. Joshua Aaron Robertson, 28, and Alex Richard Valdez,
When Newhall Ranch was actually a ranch, and not a 21,000-home development, Henry Newhall dammed a stream and laid down 1,000 feet of pipe to supply his ranch with
Cosplay creations, robotics demonstrations, planetarium shows and an interactive star display are a small piece of the many planned festivities at this Saturday’s MakerSpace Festival. The College of the Canyons
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger will be speaking at the SCV Chamber of Commerce’s annual State of the County luncheon May 11. The luncheon, now in its 10th year,
Several bills authored by State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Antelope Valley, were approved by various committees on Wednesday. The bills would create a memorial for fallen California soldiers, streamline the state’s
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