Thousands of students across the nation commemorated the 19th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre by walking out of class Friday. Students of Academy of the Canyons and multiple
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Los Angeles is doing a free PowerPoint and video presentation on how to become a CASA volunteer on April 29 from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45
Santa Clarita City Council expects to appoint a new person to the city’s Planning Commission at its April 24 meeting. Planning Commissioner Chuck Heffernan, who was appointed by Councilman Bob
The city of Santa Clarita, in partnership with FEMA and Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH), is hosting a free QuakeSmart Preparedness Workshop for local businesses and organizations. The city
Rocker Ted Nugent’s upcoming performance in Santa Clarita has drawn plans for a protest this summer, when the rocker is set to headline a local show, in light of Nugent’s
A Newhall woman has been charged with murdering her boyfriend after she allegedly shot him to death in the parking lot of a Canoga Park bar. Reyanna Villarreal, 25,
A quarter of all college students are not getting enough to eat, and for that reason, two local food pantries are teaming up to make sure they do at College
Regional planners reviewing the latest plan to build close to 500 homes on Hasley Canyon Road sent the developer back to the drawing board Thursday with a few questions
Chiquita Canyon LLC, operator of Chiquita Canyon Landfill, has two pending lawsuits against Los Angeles County, one challenging the terms of its conditional use permit, another in response to a
A Canyon Country man accused of raping more than a half-dozen women after allegedly posing as a rideshare driver appeared briefly in court Wednesday. Nicolas Morales, 44, who last month
Election Law finalized: “This sets the election process in motion and very clearly outlines that the costs will be handled by the candidates,” said Dave Caldwell, spokesman for the William
Five students from the only Medical Science Academy for high school students in the Santa Clarita Valley had a chance to demonstrate their life-saving skills in front of Hart district
Hart district officials adopted a resolution Wednesday that finalizes local election laws months before the upcoming November vote. On Wednesday, the Governing Board of the William S. Hart Union High
The November election will not include any of the 14 elected members of the new Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency. Agency members voted unanimously Tuesday night not to hold an
A couple hours before a recognition to honor 15 teachers from their 15 school sites, the Saugus Teachers Association protested at the Saugus Union School District’s office Tuesday. At least
Deputies patrolling Newhall arrested two transients after learning they had more than $200,000 in outstanding warrants between them. “Patrol deputies made contact with two transients on Railroad Avenue in
A Saugus man was arrested Tuesday afternoon on suspicion of attempted murder for allegedly having hit a man with his car and then dragging him. The assault allegedly took place
Deputies are looking for a teenage boy who allegedly punched a city bus driver in the back of the head and then stole his cell phone. Shortly after 3 p.m.,
A pursuit through Newhall mid-day Wednesday ended in a foot chase through the South Fork Trail wash to the Via Princessa Bridge. At the end of it all, at least
For the third time in four months, a Canyon Country woman charged with murder for allegedly killing a Saugus mother of six in a DUI crash in October
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