The Valencia High Band and Color Guard celebrated their year-end by performing to a live audience with a spirited concert and awards ceremony under the radiance of the Valencia High School football
Local nonprofit Circle of Hope has announced the return of one of Santa Clarita’s favorite in-person annual fundraising events, Vine 2 Wine. The community is invited to attend this exclusive
National Technical Systems Inc., which provides qualification testing, inspection and certification services, recently celebrated the grand opening of its multi-million-dollar dynamics test building at its Santa Clarita laboratory. The secure
As the state prepares to fully reopen this month, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the extension of pandemic regulatory relief for restaurants, bars, breweries and wineries to support business recovery and
Printful announced recently it is moving to a new, larger facility allowing the addition of approximately 100 jobs in the Santa Clarita Valley. Printful plans on moving its California operations from Chatsworth to Valencia during
News release The city of Santa Clarita has announced the winners of the 17th annual “Bike to Work Challenge,” which was a week-long city-wide competition that took place between Monday, May 10, through Friday, May 14. Local employees were invited to
News release On June 22 at 1 p.m., executives are invited to participate in an interactive online workshop presented by experts in the fields of cybersecurity and cyber insurance. The
Stay Green Inc., a Santa Clarita-based landscape industry leader, is continuing its string of listings among Lawn and Landscape Magazine’s Top 100 landscaping companies in North America. “This is a
News release Summer is just around the corner and that means athletic camps at The Master’s University. Beginning in June, the Christian liberal arts school, located in Newhall, is offering youth camps for a variety
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, older adults visited the SCV Senior Center at Bella Vida every day to connect with friends, learn something new, discover how to stay healthy, give back to their community, and more. Over the past
The Canyon Theatre Guild has announced the five winners of this year’s Senior Scholarships in Santa Clarita. The nonprofit arts organization is celebrating its 50th anniversary, which includes awarding five
Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley held its 36th annual Women in Service celebration via Zoom on Saturday, May 15, and recognized Sheril Porter with its Carmen Sarro Award. Seventeen women volunteers nominated by local nonprofits were honored at the
Do you know a student entering their freshman or sophomore year of high school in the 2021-2022 school year who is interested in medicine? The Valencia High School Medical Sciences
Vibrant colors, abstract illusions, serenity—all this and more can be found in the city’s new art exhibit, “Color is Your World.” This art gallery is designed to stimulate your senses and display a colorful world of imagination through 43 artists
Include Everyone Project SCV is offering registration for Flipped Fairy Tales Camp 2021, an inclusive performing arts camp for children 5 and up. Registration is open until June 6. Founded in 2019, Include
The Include Everyone Project, a new nonprofit in the Santa Clarita Valley, is hosting its annual summer camp, as they work to embrace those with special needs in their pursuit of
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce announced recently plans to resume in-person events, in compliance with public health guidelines. “We are proud of the work we’ve done over the
Former College of the Canyons defensive back Bryan Mills is the latest former Cougar to join the NFL ranks after signing a free-agent contract with the Seattle Seahawks early this month.
The city of Santa Clarita arts and events division is inviting graduating seniors to exhibit their 2021 graduation caps in a virtual gallery by June 1. “There is no theme other than your own
College of the Canyons English as a Second Language students participated in a real-world research project coordinated by instructor Jessica Edmond. The students researched historical landmarks in Santa Clarita and presented their findings