While it’s known for its crystal-clear water and white sand beaches, the Mexican Caribbean is far more than just a slice of paradise. Alive with color, culture and unforgettable experiences, the region offers endless ways to
Mother’s Day in the United States has a history all its own — and it’s more complicated than greeting cards might lead you to believe. There were repeated efforts to establish a Mother’s Day
Spring is in the air and for many backyard gardeners the growing season is only just beginning, however there are many places to find farms and fields where you can
As the Santa Clarita Valley shakes off the last of the cooler days, our local arts community is blooming with a vibrant array of events that promise to delight residents
Santa Clarita’s bike trails weave through riverbeds and rugged terrain, offering cyclists from novices to pros a free gateway to fitness, scenery and skill-building right in their backyard. Bike Park of Santa
The LA County Department of Arts and Culture has recently unveiled a new webpage devoted to the LA County Civic Art Collection of more than 600 artworks. The new site
What started as a backyard pastime has become one of the fastest-growing sports in America — and Santa Clarita is no exception. In recognition of April as Pickleball Month, the
Celebrate your mother this Mother’s Day with more than just a nice meal. Certainly don’t skimp on brunch or dinner, but add a special activity into the day to ensure it is a Mother’s Day she will
The latest in historical encounters in Los Angeles County include a trio of new exhibits, including the long-awaited reopening of the William S. Hart Mansion in Hart Park, a chance
By Georgia Del Favero There are more than 20,000 summer camps in the United States, each one of them with its own unique benefits, challenges and quirks. From day to sleep-away, specialty to broad-based,
Locals are gearing up for a slate of hands-on Earth Day events this April, from citywide neighborhood cleanups to family-friendly festivals packed with yoga, live music and eco-crafts. These gatherings honor the
Santa Clarita’s network of trails and open spaces offers something increasingly rare in Southern California: room to breathe, roam and reconnect with the natural world just minutes from home. But
The urge to get away doesn’t always require a full tank of gas or a weekend on the calendar. In Santa Clarita, that restless, road-trip state of mind — equal parts discovery, nostalgia and escape —
Yeehaw! The 30th Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival is almost here with three stages and more than 15 entertainers, food, vendors, a line dancing contest and more. The two days of cowboy culture
When Sunkist moved its headquarters from Sherman Oaks to Santa Clarita in 2014, it signaled a vibrant new chapter for both the iconic citrus cooperative and the local community. Valencia
For those looking for a fresh way to explore the region, Sunburst Railbikes offers an experience that blends outdoor adventure, local history and a touch of nostalgia. Set along a historic railway
Southern California is famous for sunshine, beaches and movie studios. But beyond the palm trees and theme parks lies a darker, stranger side of the region — places where history, isolation and mystery combine
By Lauren Miyashiro Delish.com Even if you’re not Jewish, we bet you’re aware of the long history of matzo. If not, a quick refresher: matzo (or matza) refers to the flat, unleavened bread eaten
Each year, faithful Jews across the globe participate in one of the most significant festivals on the Jewish calendar. Passover, also known as “Pesach” in Hebrew, is a time for families to
If watching the Winter Olympic Games has you itching to get off the couch and onto the ice, you don’t have to go far to find your own podium. From skating and hockey lessons