With summer just around the corner, parents throughout Santa Clarita will begin making plans to enroll their children in swim classes. To help facilitate this process, and ensure children
The Office of Advocacy of the U.S. Small Business Administration will host a Regulatory Reform Roundtable on Thursday, May 3, in Santa Clarita to learn about potential barriers to small
A new occupation and position descriptions could soon be added to the Sulphur Springs Union School District job pool, pending action at Wednesday’s Meeting of the Governing Board. The Sulphur
The Sulphur Springs Union School District plans to review an annual report at Wednesday’s meeting of the Governing Board, which will help the district develop new solutions related to its
A significant number of College of the Canyon students are at risk of homelessness and hunger this year, according to COC officials. Last semester while at a club meeting, Christopher
The College of Canyons is hosting various events in May for Mental Health Awareness Month. The “Shine a Light” event will light up the campus with lanterns for suicide awareness
Santa Clarita officials didn’t formally project revenues that would have been brought in by pot sales, but everyone else told them the cost would outweigh any profit, city officials said
A Santa Clarita man is hosting a May 20 car show event in honor of Paul Walker, the “Fast and the Furious” franchise star who died in a 2013 car
Patrol deputies arrested a man and a woman in separate incidents this past weekend, each accused of trying to sell heroin in the Santa Clarita Valley. On Saturday, about
Hart High School was placed on a 10-minute “soft lockdown” mid Monday afternoon after a deputy assigned to the school received word a student near the campus with a
MARC EMMER Founder and President, Optimize, Inc. Recognized across North America as an author, speaker and consultant on strategic planning, Santa Clarita’s Marc Emmer has chronicled many of his experiences in
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital announced the launch of the BlueDot project, in partnership with 2020 Moms, to support Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month this May. The BlueDot is the national
A Lancaster man was killed in a single-vehicle crash early Sunday morning after his car hit a concrete pole on Sierra Highway in Canyon Country. The deceased man was
A Minnesota man was arrested Friday night after he was allegedly found in possession of a homemade zip gun. The 29-year-old retail worker who lives in Ham Lake, MN, was
Once a year the world celebrates a day, reminding all the impact that industry can have on the environment and how we can make the planet a cleaner, greener place.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department conducted a live fire training Sunday morning to reinforce how to work in and on top of a burning building.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a warning of a multi-state outbreak of E.coli in romaine lettuce sold out of the Yuma, Arizona region. The CDC issued
At least one woman was detained after deputies determined her license plate was not registered to the car she was driving. “The vehicle is not registered in the state of
Several Los Angeles County sheriff’s stations, including Santa Clarita Valley’s, are experiencing phone issues to their main business lines Saturday morning. Calling 911 however would still connect you to the
More dust, more noise, more cars, all go into the mix when it comes to sizing up the cumulative impact of vigorous development underway in Santa Clarita Valley. So far,
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