Families hope to see city’s military banner program go year-round
It’s a sense of pride and sadness felt by many families in Santa Clarita as they look up and see their loved one on a banner. Emily Giordano reports on
It’s a sense of pride and sadness felt by many families in Santa Clarita as they look up and see their loved one on a banner. Emily Giordano reports on

Update – 4:07 p.m. The fire was reported to be 100 percent contained. The fire had burned a half-acre. The official cause is under investigation. <hr></hr> Original Story – 2:56

UPDATE: 11:45 a.m.: A would-be Instagram star hoping to catapult himself into Internet stardom by stripping down to his underwear and causing havoc by dumping a Slurpee on his head,

In Santa Clarita, every girl’s crazy about a shark dressed man. One sharp-toothed fish friend is making his home on dry land as he travels throughout the city, waving to

County officials are once again examining a section of Vasquez Canyon Road in Saugus, made famous by a significant upheaval of pavement in 2015, a Department of Public Works spokesman

The Golden Valley High School amphitheater was filled Thursday night with people whose lives were touched by the late Grizzlies cheerleading coach Ed Santos. Current and former cheerleaders, parents, football

Winter came early this year for some Santa Clarita Valley children. Youngsters got a cool surprise when they went to summer camp at Creative Years Preschool Wednesday morning, a playground

A 20-year-old man is in custody following a two-car crash that took down a traffic signal in Canyon Country early Friday morning. Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station

Homicide detectives were called to Newhall Thursday morning to investigate the discovery of a man found dead of what they believed was a self-inflicted gunshot wound, emergency response officials said.

It’s easiest to reach for the stars when you take to the air. That’s the message shared with aspiring lifeguards at Castaic Lake on Tuesday, and who better to share

A Santa Clarita woman is using a childhood of torment to bring others out of the shadows of bullying. Meet Mia Francovich, the creator of Modeling Perfectly Imperfect. Multimedia Journalist

It had been 13 years since Natasha Sokol had seen her mother’s smile, the words in a book or the leaves on a tree. When the 26-year-old Palmdale resident was

You can see the panels from Soledad Canyon Road and now a community only feet away from them want answers as to why they didn’t get a chance to weigh

After responding to a rash of four small brush fires along Highway 14 from Agua Dulce to just south of Newhall Thursday morning, emergency response officials suspect someone may have

Homicide detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man found dead inside a car on Placerita Canyon Road Monday morning, officials confirmed. Sheriff’s deputies responding to a

A one-year-old Saugus child who suffered a head injury in a fall was airlifted to the hospital Monday morning. The injury happened when the baby fell inside a home on

More than 150 people hit the green in Valencia to take a swing at remembering a friend Monday. Lloyd Sreden lost his battle with pancreatic cancer in 2016. One year
The hills behind Canyon View Estates mobile home park are quickly becoming covered with solar panels. According to the managing partner, Kerry Seidenglanz, the project is being done with the

Civic leaders, sheriff’s deputies and doctors stood up shoulder-to-shoulder against the nationwide opioid epidemic Wednesday, announcing the use of a medical tool to help stop overdose deaths and prevent heroin

Two watermelons, an outfit and a phone book were the casualties of firework explosions behind Los Angeles County Fire Station 126 during a demonstration Wednesday afternoon. Two watermelons, an outfit