COVID-19 Comprehensive Coverage Summary

COVID-19: The Latest Numbers

Cases Updated: monday, march 21, 2022

Los Angeles County

2,825,423

Total Cases

31,491

Deaths

Santa Clarita Valley

71,891

Total Cases

453

Deaths

77.8%

Vaccinated

% Vaccinated Updated: JAN. 30, 2022

Latest News

Photo courtesy of Teresa Boston.

Remembering Isaac Manuel Boston 

Teresa Boston took the painful steps on Wednesday to mark the end of a journey that her son Isaac started but didn’t get the chance

Valencia graduates class of 2023 

Over 550 graduates from Valencia High School took the stage at College of the Canyons’ Cougar Stadium to receive their diplomas on Friday — but

Graphic Snapshots

Visualize trends and impacts of coronavirus cases, deaths, and hospitalizations over time for the Los Angeles County and Santa Clarita Valley. 

Community

Photo courtesy of Teresa Boston.

Remembering Isaac Manuel Boston 

Teresa Boston took the painful steps on Wednesday to mark the end of a journey that her son Isaac started but didn’t get the chance

Education

Local Businesses

VIA swears in new board of directors

The Valley Industry Association installed its new board of directors during a luncheon and swearing-in ceremony at College of the Canyons’ University Center on Tuesday.  

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital

Sports & Events

Grocery & Food Services

Free food distribution scheduled in Castaic

Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office is again partnering with the L.A. Regional Food Bank to host a free food distribution event at Castaic

Senior Centers

Cards from the heart

There’s a group of mischievous, giggling and sweet girls on the loose spreading Christmas cheer. The girls, some in their pajamas, were last seen dropping off

Looking for something to eat?

Here’s an interactive map showing many the Santa Clarita Valley restaurants and food establishments that are open and serving. If you’d like to be added, please let us know by contacting [email protected].

By the Numbers

Testing

Antibody treatments can help fight COVID-19

As the winter surge in cases continues, COVID-19 testing along with monoclonal antibody treatments have become harder to come by. Locally, COVID-19 testing lines could

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