
Deputies to crack down on pedestrian, cyclist safety
In response to a spike in the number of recent traffic collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists, local sheriff’s deputies plan to carry out a safety crackdown Monday. Between 5 a.m.

In response to a spike in the number of recent traffic collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists, local sheriff’s deputies plan to carry out a safety crackdown Monday. Between 5 a.m.

The owner of a minivan called deputies when he found a man and a woman sleeping on a mattress in his vehicle parked in Castaic. This was a problem for

Elected representatives, local school board members and residents of the Santa Clarita Valley gathered at College of the Canyons Thursday to discuss their ongoing efforts to improve local education. Described

As long-sparring foes, Cemex and the city of Santa Clarita enter what appears to be the final 16 months of their rocky relationship. A recent lawsuit filed by the former

Parents of a girl rescued after she was found pushing on a second-floor window screen early this month appeared in court Monday on charges of cruelty to a child that

The 2019 Santa Clarita Valley Man and Woman of the Year nominees were announced during a recognition party in Sand Canyon on Wednesday. Members of the community gathered at the

Yelling chants and holding signs, dozens of Santa Clarita parents, students and their supporters held a streetside rally against bullying Thursday. Event organizers say their motive was to see the

The fight is over — for the most part. That’s the message that city of Santa Clarita officials and local dignitaries expressed Thursday over the Cemex ruling from the Interior

Saugus Union School District board members heard from a Castaic Union School District board member about a little girl at Rosedell Elementary who is “fighting like a unicorn” against her

The seven-week trial of a commercial driver charged with six counts of misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter has ended in a hung jury and a mistrial declared in the case of 71-year-old

VNews release Volunteer registration for the 26th annual Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival is now open for those interested in bringing “the best fest in the West.” Santa Claritans who wish

Saugus Union School District board members heard from a Castaic Union School District board member about a little girl at Rosedell Elementary who is “fighting like a unicorn” against her

After more than a year’s worth of work, Santa Clarita officials are set to celebrate the completion of the Sierra Highway pedestrian bridge. A ribbon-cutting ceremony has been scheduled at

Since the Bureau of Land Management granted Cemex two 10-year back-to-back mining contracts, civic leaders, environmental groups and residents have been fighting to stop the mine from happening. The battle

After a much-anticipated decision the Interior Board of Land Appeals reached Wednesday regarding the proposed Cemex sand and gravel mine, several current and former Santa Clarita Valley leaders in government,

In a night filled with speeches, history and food, Bowman High School celebrated its 50th anniversary Tuesday. Started in 1969, Bowman High School has seen thousands of students and faculty

A suspect who was believed to have robbed someone while using a knife as a weapon was found in a 7-Eleven bathroom and transported to the hospital Wednesday. At approximately

The Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center will provide another musical experience for visitors with the Orchard Bluegrass Band Country Hoedown on March 28. Based out of Ventura, the band tours

Soroptimist of Greater Santa Clarita Valley is scheduled to hold its 11th annual Wine Affair fundraiser from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are on sale now. Guests will stroll

Makers and innovators of all ages have been invited to stretch their imaginations and ingenuity at the second annual SoCal MakerSpace Festival, scheduled 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at