Three schools in the Newhall School District and one school in the Sulphur Springs Union School District were named 2018 California Distinguished Schools Monday. Schools that received the award included
College of the Canyons is now accepting applications for its 2018-19 cohort of First Year Promise Program students. Launched in fall 2017, the First Year Promise Program gives first-year, full-time
The CalArts Expo, which began seven years ago as what Ajay Kapur called a “renegade show” in one of the school’s hallways with about 30 or 40 students, has quickly become a vital piece of the institute’s DNA.
A police chase through the Santa Clarita Valley ended shortly after 12:30 p.m. Monday when deputies arrested the driver of the reportedly stolen vehicle. The slow-speed chase began around noon
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Hundreds of people gathered to celebrate Easter at Richard Rioux Park in Stevenson Ranch with a carnival-like atmosphere Sunday. Easter in the Park, hosted by His Way Church, is an
Two Lancaster residents were killed in a single-vehicle collision on Highway 14 freeway in Canyon Country early Sunday morning. Shortly after midnight, driver Tiesha Shepherd, 37, and her passenger Johnnie
Tony Mercado, longtime Santa Clarita resident and brother of former school board member Gloria Mercado-Fortine, died from health complications this week. He was 70. Mercado, a retired machinist for Anheuser-Busch,
Legendary guitarist and songwriter Tommy Thayer of the band KISS came to Santa Clarita to promote his latest collaboration. Thayer and author David Feiss held a read/sing-a-long at the Barnes
Real Life Church invited the community to kick off Easter weekend with a free family event to spread “hope and light.” Bounce-houses, Easter Eggs, face painting and more filled Fair
Santa Clarita Valley deputies took three into custody after two members of the custodial staff at Rosedell Elementary School allegedly were attacked by skateboarders accused of trespassing around 10 p.m.
Two men were arrested in separate roadway incidents Thursday, each on suspicion of driving recklessly, a misdemeanor. One was arrested by officers of the California Highway Patrol, the other by
Santa Clarita’s seventh annual wheelchair sports festival is scheduled for April 28-29. The free event sponsored by the Triumph Foundation is open to people of all ages with disabilities and
Santa Clarita is set to look at two new cell service towers next week — one in Newhall and one in Canyon Country — during a Planning Commission meeting on April
Santa Clarita’s Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission is looking into ways to meet its multigenerational needs and implement programs for seniors and young children alike. Thus, the commission will
A homeowner reportedly angry over street paving being done outside his Agua Dulce home allegedly assaulted a county road worker, and is now under investigation. About 3:45 p.m. Thursday, deputies
Hyatt officials are also determined to reconnect with SCV business community.
A woman charged with murder in the stabbing death of her girlfriend, Christine Diane McQueen, saw her court date postponed this week by a couple of weeks. Pamela Michelle
A quarter-million dollar educational grant is allowing students at West Ranch High School to explore careers in astronomy and send experiments to the International Space Station. “It’s called a Specialized
The southbound lanes of Interstate 5 were shut down for two hours Friday after one of the “big green” overhead roadway signs came crashing down onto the freeway. No one
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