The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning in the Los Angeles and Ventura areas on Sunday afternoon as well as a flash flood warning for areas affected by
Winter weather is finally coming to the Santa Clarita Valley, according to county health officials. A cold front with freezing temperatures is expected to hit the Santa Clarita Valley on
Thanksgiving typically leaves Americans feeling a bit warm, but for Southern Californians, it was toasty. Thursday shattered heat records for the warmest Thanksgiving Day in Downtown Los Angeles, according to
A low-pressure system brought some frightfully cooler temperatures to the Santa Clarita Valley this Halloweek. On Halloween, low temperatures also brought winds between 5 to 10 miles per hour (mph)
The Santa Clarita Valley saw a number of incidents throughout Friday night and Saturday morning as the severe weather passed through the area. Nonetheless, sheriff’s officials said it slowed down
Saugus High boys basketball got an early start Friday. The Centurions departed at 12:40 p.m. for Dos Pueblos High of Goleta, an 87-mile trek, with hopes of arriving in time
The wind won’t be fading away anytime soon, according to the National Weather Service’s Zone Area Forecast for Santa Clarita. A Wind Advisory that went in effect on Friday is
UPDATE 12:35 p.m., Monday, Jan. 23, 2017 Soft road closures are still in place at Sand Canyon and Lost Canyon, as well as at Placerita Canyon at Highway 14. Evacuation orders
Those planning on visiting the Los Angeles County mountain areas this week should do so with caution. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health extended its Cold Weather Alert
Heavy rains in the Santa Clarita Valley wreaked havoc over Friday night and Saturday morning causing an increase in traffic collisions, mudslides and even a lightning strike on private property.