The city of Santa Clarita has kept its appointment process for mayor among the elected council members since its establishment in 1987, resulting in a small pool of leaders often
Nine days after the election, Christy Smith received a call that marked the difference between being a candidate for the 38th Assembly District, and an Assembly member. The new Assemblywoman
Rep.-elect Katie Hill has made her initial choices for the various Democratic caucuses to join in the House of Representatives. Coming in near the top of her list of caucuses
Katie Hill hung up the phone, walked into the room where her staff sat, worn and tired, for their noontime meeting the day after the election. “I walked in …
The soon-to-be-former Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, wanted to keep his offices in the 25th Congressional District open through the end of the year. Dutiful to the end, even after his
Residents have less than a week to apply for several Santa Clarita appointment vacancies. Whether joining the committee behind multiple construction projects or public art, those interested in applying might
Campaign filings indicated Thursday morning that former 38th District Assemblyman Dante Acosta had opened a campaign committee for the 2020 election. When asked, Acosta said he was still keeping his
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, introduced a new Senate bill Monday, asking for improved transparency in state agencies. “Local governments have open subcommittee meetings, because of the Brown Act,
Former 38th District Assemblyman Dante Acosta has a new position that he said fits perfectly with his previous background in the California Legislature. Acosta was nominated by Los Angeles County
Surrounded by family and friends, Marsha McLean was named Santa Clarita’s newest mayor, but only after a heated discussion among City Council members over the nomination. During an extended special
As the year comes close to an end, Laurene Weste is scheduled to turn in her gavel as Santa Clarita mayor on Tuesday. The City Council will gather prior to
Santa Clarita developers, government leaders and environmental activists were left to speculate on the future of various local housing projects after a new crop of housing standards were approved in
Before the funeral procession and the nation observed a day of mourning, Rep. Steve Knight, R-Santa Clarita, joined members of the public in visiting the Capitol rotunda where former President
George Herbert Walker Bush, the 41st president of the United States, died Friday. He was 94. “Jeb, Neil, Marvin, Doro and I are saddened to announce that after 94 remarkable
Aimed at improving public safety in Santa Clarita, the City Council accepted Tuesday more than $24,000 in grant funding from the federal government. The U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of
Rep.-elect Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, who will represent the 25th Congressional District beginning in January, was selected Thursday to be a freshman co-representative to the Democratic House Majority leadership in
The collaborative community task force leading the Santa Clarita Homelessness Plan made progress Tuesday with the official establishment of its board of directors. The group also said it’ll receive help
The Santa Clarita City Council unanimously approved Tuesday the first reading of an ordinance that would change street vending within the city. Currently, street vendors are prohibited from selling in
The county is scheduled to vote next Tuesday on a motion to alleviate traffic clogging up Interstate 5 during the holiday season, leading to extensive delays for the Castaic community.
The Santa Clarita City Council is expected Tuesday to amend an ordinance that would change street vending in the city, as well as discuss the Needham Ranch and Vista Canyon
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