
Where the West Still Comes Alive
California’s love of cowboy culture can be traced back to cattle ranching primarily built upon Spanish-Mexican vaquero traditions that began with Spanish missions in the 1700s and evolved into a vast “rancho”

California’s love of cowboy culture can be traced back to cattle ranching primarily built upon Spanish-Mexican vaquero traditions that began with Spanish missions in the 1700s and evolved into a vast “rancho”

Dating in one’s golden years is a common experience for many seniors. Whether it’s the result of a loss of a spouse or other life events, many people find themselves looking for

From the tree-lined paseos to the shaded sidewalks that wind through neighborhoods, Santa Clarita’s urban forest is both a defining feature of the city and a carefully managed resource—one that

From comparing prices to dreaming up bucket-list destinations, artificial intelligence has become a starting point for millions of travelers who are turning to tech for early-stage planning. However, travelers consistently

As summer beckons in Santa Clarita Valley, families can dive into a vibrant lineup of camps, concerts, and cultural festivities designed to make the season unforgettable. From Camp Clarita’s action-packed

For older adults looking to stay active and connected this summer, the SCV Senior Center at Bella Vida remains a cornerstone of senior life. Located at 27180 Golden Valley Rd., the center

Gas prices are crazy, the grocery store takes a bigger and bigger slice of the income pie, everything, everywhere all at once seems to cost more than ever. Yet, you still need

Father’s Day is just around the corner, this year Father’s Day falls on Sunday, June 21. It’s time to make plans to celebrate your dad and make his weekend unique and special. Show your

By Angela Timmons Only in California Southern California is home to so many amazing places that it’s easy to overlook some incredible destinations when you have so many options in front of

There are many ways for Americans to honor those who have fought for the United States and gave the ultimate sacrifice. Visiting war memorials can instill a greater sense of

Three years after the Civil War ended, on May 5, 1868, the head of an organization of Union veterans — the Grand Army of the Republic — established Decoration Day

Memorial Day weekend in and around Santa Clarita will offer a mix of solemn remembrance and family-friendly tradition — from the long-running ceremony at Eternal Valley Memorial Park to a

As Spring slips into Summer, Santa Clarita families have more ways than ever to get out, play and stay active — from city-run camps and pools to low-cost library programs and splash

The Valencia by FivePoint community, just west of Interstate 5, now has zero-emission cars and e-bikes available to rent. The program is a core component of VALENCIA GO, a transportation management organization formed to

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