College of the Canyons’ career exploration themed Summer Institute is now open for registration, according to a news release from COC. The Institute runs weekly sessions from Jul 9-17 and
With the conversation about gun control becoming more prevalent around the country, Santa Clarita students hosted a town hall at College of the Canyons to let the community discuss the
The Plan Against College Hunger Act, by State Senator Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, received unanimous support from the Senate Committee on Education with a 6-0 vote on Wednesday. The Act
Local dogs and their trainers learned how to avoid rattlesnakes through a training course made by Ma and Pa Kennels early Saturday. The training course brought dogs up close to
For students looking to show off their video production skills, earn money toward video equipment and promote safe driving, the city of Santa Clarita is holding a PSA video contest,
A family is seeking the community’s help in locating a white terrier mix that has been missing since Thursday night. The dog went missing from the family’s house near the
A proposed project to extend Dockweiler Drive to 13th and Arch Street, which Santa Clarita officials say is important for the area’s growth, has sparked discussion between residents and city
Plans to outfit the Santa Clarita Valley with purple pipe to carry recycled water are well underway, engineers with the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency reported Thursday night. Members
Santa Clarita City Council plans to consider formally supporting the Reducing Crime and Keeping California Safe Act of 2018, which will be voted on by California residents in November, at
One of two men accused of human trafficking pleaded no contest Friday to taking a person for prostitution without consent, a felony. Eric Hamwey, 31, of Encino, and his co-accused,
Professional artists as well as California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) students, faculty and alumni are working together to create original music and performances for the institute’s annual World Music
Prosecutors reviewing the case of a man who allegedly sent abusive texts to women — the same man who allegedly sent others photographs of his penis — have declined to
The Gentle Barn Foundation in Santa Clarita is sharing a message of love in nature. In November 2017 The Gentle Barn in Santa Clarita rescued an 8-week-old bull named Ferdinand,
The afternoon sky was filled with smoke as fireworks launched into the air at the University Center parking lot at College of the Canyons on Thursday. The demonstration sought to
There was a tragic loss of life, the indelible lessons learned and a sacrifice that won’t soon be forgotten. The Newhall Incident on April 6, 1970, saw four California Highway
Sheriff’s officials are calling a 24-hour targeted operation “a success” after locking up two dozen suspects Thursday and Friday. Between 6 a.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Friday, a special team
Diane Trautman, former Santa Clarita Planning Commissioner and businesswoman, announced her intention to run for Santa Clarita City Council in the November 6 election. “Through my professional and non-profit work,
Two schools in the Saugus Union School District plan to begin piloting a new web-based visitor management system after spring break. Both Mountainview Elementary School and Plum Canyon Elementary School
Electric bus manufacturer boosts Antelope Valley’s economy, too.
A Santa Clarita man accused of human trafficking appeared in court Thursday, but is scheduled to return Friday, officials said. Michael Shaw, 37, of Santa Clarita, appeared in San Fernando
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