Two days before Thanksgiving, “thank-yous’’ dominated the dialogue Tuesday night as the Santa Clarita City Council bid farewell to two departing members during its only meeting of November. But while
With Election Day precluding the City Council from its usual semi-monthly meeting on the second Tuesday of the month, the council will have a busy slate this Tuesday — covering
Dante Acosta will step down from his Santa Clarita City Council post effective at midnight on Dec. 4, the day before he begins his duties as the newly elected Assemblyman
The county Board of Supervisors is expected to decide on Tuesday whether to spend $100,000 on improvements to emergency-shelter accommodations at the Castaic Sports Complex and Aquatic Center – making
In the aftermath of one of the nastiest, most negative campaign seasons in recent memory – both on the national and local levels – one refrain kept emerging Wednesday in
The race for the 27th Senate—representing a portion of the Santa Clarita Valley and communities in western Los Angeles and Ventura Counties—featured two newcomers to the ballot. Republican Steve Fazio
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump was elected America’s 45th president Tuesday, an astonishing victory for a celebrity businessman and political novice who capitalized on voters’ economic anxieties, took advantage of
An election flier being handed out to residents in the Santa Clarita Valley and surrounding areas is causing a stir between California campaigns. The flier, released in a joint effort
The rain that hit Santa Clarita on Friday did not produce mudslides. The same cannot be said of Santa Clarita politics. Twelve days before Election Day, a deluge of denigration
While the “vast majority” of voters in Los Angeles County have gotten their sample ballots for the Nov. 8 election in the mail, the L.A. County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s
Saying he is a victim of “dirty politics,” Dante Acosta, the Republican candidate for Assembly in the 38th District, fired another round of defense volleys Thursday, and distributed a package
Republican Assembly hopeful Dante Acosta defended himself Wednesday following the leak of an email from a woman writing to a third party and accusing Acosta of sexual harassment. “The
The city of Santa Clarita got a little bigger again on Tuesday night. And a little greener, too. Two weeks after the city officially annexed the West Creek/West Hills
Dante Acosta, the Mayor Pro Tem of Santa Clarita and Republican nominee for Assembly in the 38th District, gathered with several other Latino leaders at a news conference outside Democratic
If you have not yet received your sample ballot for the Nov. 8 election in the mail, you are not alone. In fact, you are one of about 400,000 L.A.
The Santa Clarita City Council will meet next Tuesday at 6 p.m. at City Hall, with a couple of six- and seven-figure expenditure items on the agenda. Among them: * $651,000
Christy Smith, the Democratic nominee for the 38th District Assembly seat, advised voters back in September to check out Republican opponent Dante Acosta’s Financial Industry Regulatory Authority broker page.
What everybody agreed was a routine matter — allocating $5.6 million to contract out mental-health services for county prisoners, and transferring 320 of them from the Twin Towers
As recently as Monday night, John Musella was sharing items on the Facebook page of California’s Log Cabin Republicans – a National Public Radio story about Supreme Court nominations in
A political flier featuring both Mayor Bob Kellar and former Councilman Cameron Smyth has created a bit of a dust-up with two of their opponents in the Nov. 8 Santa
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