Sheriff’s officials shared details Thursday about complaints filed by women earlier in the week alleging they were accosted Saturday during the Boots & Brews Country Music Festival in Central Park.
Swing into the Gibbon Conservation Center in Saugus to visit their newest addition — a northern white-cheeked female baby gibbon. This species is critically endangered, and with a worldwide population
The city of Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County and public safety officials are urging residents to engage in Fourth of July festivities responsibly as the holiday nears. Officials have scheduled
At least one person was transported to the hospital Thursday evening as a result of a multi-vehicle crash on Bouquet Canyon Road, near Newhall Ranch Road. “The call came in
A multi-vehicle crash on northbound Highway 14 in Canyon Country blocked all lanes of the freeway, backing up traffic Thursday afternoon. “The call came in as a traffic collision at
An accomplished Santa Clarita Valley swim coach died this week just as he was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals in Costa Rica on suspicion of performing lewd acts with
Two men chased down a would-be thief who allegedly tried to rob a woman at an ATM in Canyon Country are being credited for helping nab the suspect. The incident
Human remains found late last year in the Santa Clara River wash belong to a Reseda man who was reported missing almost a year ago. Jennifer Clark, whose son Christopher
A motorist spotted “nodding off” while stopped at a traffic light ended up being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence — not of alcohol — but, rather, prescription
State Sen. Scott Wilk celebrated the unanimous passing of Senate Joint Resolution 8 from the Senate floor Wednesday, as he and his peers urge Congress to fully fund the Individuals
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission held a public hearing Tuesday for a parcel map change of the Orchard Village medical office building project, and heard some residents’ opposition for the
About 80 Santa Clarita Valley-based businesses had the opportunity to network Wednesday during a first-of-its-kind, local business exposition launched by the SCV Chamber of Commerce. The Pop-Up Business Expo, sponsored
When tech wizard Tom Rolinski goes to work predicting wildfires, he uses the technological equivalent of sniffing the wind, smelling snapped twigs and pressing his ear to the earth. When
The Castaic Union School District plans to discuss and possibly approve the year’s local control and accountability plan, the district’s budget and new site counselors. During the Thursday night meeting,
The search for an inmate suspected of having escaped from the Pitchess Detention Center — after a blue jail jumpsuit was found in Castaic — was called off 90 minutes into the
A man arrested on suspicion of arson for an alleged fire-setting at the back of a Ralphs supermarket last week, after allegedly being identified by his bright pink polka-dot shorts
A Newhall man stands accused of inflicting cruelty to his 8-month-old daughter after she allegedly showed signs of facial injuries, bruising and scratches. The 25-year-old unemployed man was arrested on
A year ago, Desiree Joachim and her husband, Anthony, were looking to find an activity to do as a couple. “We were looking to break up the monotony of dinner
After 18 months of planning and development, the new Ready to Work Academy at College of the Canyons officially launched Tuesday, for parents, staff and the academy’s inaugural class gathered
As her dad stood back and watched, 3-year-old Corilyn Calcote attempted to thrust her sword into her opponent. Although a bold stroke, Corilyn’s armored opponent was able to quickly parry