Santa Clarita Valley Water board Director BJ Atkins, whom voters reelected in November, has confirmed he plans to resign as early as May. “I won’t (resign) until May or July,”
The Santa Clarita Valley and surrounding regional areas fell under another red flag warning for critical fire weather conditions, which prompted more power shut-offs in the area. The warning went
A “monolith” that appeared off a trail at a Canyon Country park near the Sierra Highway exit on Highway 14 Sunday in Santa Clarita was removed as of Monday morning.
The city of Santa Clarita welcomed residents to dispose of their unwanted household hazardous and electronic waste at a free household hazardous/e-waste roundup on Saturday, Nov. 21.
The California Department of Toxic Substances Control is developing draft agreements that break down what can and cannot be done in areas that will be restricted in the nearly 1,000
The election for the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency board took more shape Wednesday evening, with a number of the incumbents running in the race having a sizable lead over
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency filed a lawsuit Tuesday against multiple companies over water contamination, alleging toxic chemicals from products manufactured by those named in the case were discharged
Santa Clarita Valley residents should brace for the strongest winds of the season expected Sunday night through Tuesday, increasing the potential for extreme fire behavior, according to the National Weather
After rejecting relief earlier this week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved disaster relief aid Friday for six major California wildfires, including for the Bobcat Fire that burned more than
News release SCV Water has been recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a 2020 WaterSense Excellence Award winner for its Multifamily Apartment Program, which strives to improve water
Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency officials virtually celebrated Monday the completion of a new water treatment plant, next to the William S. Hart Pony Baseball & Softball park, which is
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a bill that prohibits the use of some of the most potent rodenticides until the Department of Pesticides Regulation certifies a completed reevaluation of
Original story posted: 12:21 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27 Most recent update: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28 The Santa Clarita Valley is once again under alert as very hot and dry
The COVID-19 pandemic halted the city’s annual Santa Clara River cleanup this year, but it didn’t stop residents from showing up and cleaning up their neighborhoods Saturday morning for a
A magnitude-4.6 earthquake was registered approximately 40 miles southeast of Santa Clarita, in South El Monte California, on Friday night. The earthquake occurred at 11:38 p.m. and had a depth
The Santa Clarita Valley continues to be under an air quality warning after Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials gave another warning about air quality through Friday. The
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is planning to begin the process of replacing older, more prone-to-break pipelines beginning in October. The first step in the two-year process will begin
The Santa Clarita Valley is under another heat alert until Tuesday, as triple-digit temperatures return. On Monday temperatures return to the mid to upper 90s, and Tuesday through Thursday temperatures
Santa Clarita Valley residents woke up to another red sun Thursday morning, as smoke and ash from the fires raging nearby continued to fill the valley. Following an early-year Santa
Original story posted: 8:36 a.m. Monday, Sept. 7 Most recent update: 3:09 p.m. Monday, Sept. 7 Santa Clarita Valley residents awoke to hazy skies and the smell of smoke on
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