A 4.0-magnitude earthquake shook Southern California and was felt in the Santa Clarita Valley early Monday morning. The earthquake, according to the United States Geological Survey, struck at 4:44 a.m., near
Interstate 5 reopened over the Grapevine pass after an overnight closure due to snow and ice, according to Caltrans officials. California Highway Patrol officers reopened I-5 in both directions around
California Highway Patrol officers closed the Interstate 5 at Parker Road around 8 p.m. Monday, in response to snow at the summit of the Grapevine. “(Officers) actually closed the Grapevine not
More rain is expected to fall on the Santa Clarita Valley on Monday, followed by sunny skies for a couple of days. National Weather Service meteorologist Todd Hall said Saturday
A pickup truck that rolled over on Bouquet Canyon Road resulted in a multi-agency response on Thursday. At 3:20 p.m., officials from the Los Angeles County Fire Department, California Highway Patrol Newhall
The Grapevine northbound remained open through Thursday, but officers with the California Highway Patrol Newhall-Area Office conducted escorts throughout the day and heading into the night. At approximately 1:22 p.m. CalTrans District
A 2.6-magnitude earthquake shook Pacoima last night and was reportedly felt as far north as the Santa Clarita Valley Wednesday night. The quake occurred at a depth of 6.9 miles
The Santa Clarita Valley received its second hail storm of the year after getting less than an inch of rain in the afternoon on Wednesday, according to the National Weather
A strong chance of rain and possible chance of thunder and hail are all in the forecast for the Santa Clarita Valley on Wednesday, according to National Weather Service meteorologists.
Mild winds and a slight chance of rain are in the forecast for the Santa Clarita Valley on Wednesday, according to National Weather Service officials. A storm front moving across
Although the geological formations of the Santa Clarita Valley lead to many wind advisory and wildfire warnings for the region, meteorologists have said that the most recent notice of high
While Acton and Agua Dulce are likely to receive hardened power grids over the coming year to reduce the number of power shutoffs, the Santa Clarita area, including parts of
After what was considered a relatively dry last couple of months, the Santa Clarita Valley has a 40% chance of seeing further rainfall between Tuesday night and Wednesday. “It should
A second storm is expected to hit the Santa Clarita Valley after Thursday night’s storm brought 1.5 inches of rain, causing the Trek Bike Park to close Friday due to
The National Weather Service warned Santa Clarita Valley residents that local flash floods could occur between late Thursday afternoon and early Friday morning. They also stated Thursday might not be
Caltrans officials announced shortly before noon on Wednesday that the Grapevine had been reopened for through traffic with California Highway Patrol escorts. Commuters awoke Wednesday morning to find that the
California Public Utilities Commission members asked Southern California Edison officials to address the power company’s “mistakes” and “operational gaps” that led to widespread power shutoffs over the past few months,
Dozens of 18-wheelers lined the shoulder of Interstate 5 and filled the parking lots of Castaic on Tuesday, as the drivers waited out Operation Snowflake. Each year, tens of thousands
Rain is projected for the Santa Clarita Valley over the next week, while snowfall may occur in the Grapevine, according to officials at the National Weather Service. Meteorologists at the
A brush fire near Towsley Canyon burned 167 acres Tuesday after it had quickly grown to double-digits in acreage within the first half-hour. Meanwhile, a new 2-acre fire that erupted