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While you may have a wildfire emergency plan in place, there may be key elements missing that can make a meaningful difference during an evacuation. Real-world events continue to show
Honestly, when was the last time you headed to the beach for a grunion run? The hallmark of a true California summer, the running of the grunion is a “must
Summer is here and there’s no more beautiful place to explore in California than the North Coast. It’s time to plan a destination vacation where you can visit and explore
A Santa Clarita man who was reported missing has been found, according to a Nixle alert sent out by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. At the time when he
A 4.2 earthquake shook near Frazier Park in the early hours of Sunday, according to the United States Geological Survey website. The earthquake had a 13.1 km depth, and occurred around 3:38 a.m., according to
The Missing Persons Unit of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help to locate a man who was last seen on the 27300 block of Rock Rose
A resident in Valencia expressed concerns regarding profane chalk graffiti in the paseos near her neighborhood on Saturday. The resident, who asked not to be identified, expressed disapproval of several markings, including the numbers “8647,” alluding
Local dignitaries gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of The Old Road Improvements project on Friday in Castaic, a $250 million project planned to expand and reconstruct 2 miles of the transportationcorridor parallel to Interstate 5.
Marching to the beat of their own drum, the Gold Youth Arts Organization performed at College of the Canyons for the second time during the Gold Drum & Bugle Corps annual Gold
An Acton man was arrested on suspicion of felony vandalism after keying cars near a local bar in Saugus on Thursday night, according to a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station official. According
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated that a ceasefire between the United States and Iran is over but said that the administration agreed to hold
Approximately 56 students at Highlands Elementary School recently completed the school’s first Dual Language Immersion Program, in which students develop literacy skills and learn academic content in both Spanish and English to promote linguistic
By Nathan Worcester Contributing Writer Graham Platner’s anticipated exit from the Senate race in Maine has set off a scramble for an alternative. On Wednesday, the same day that the progressive Democrat
By Yue Stella Yu and Kristen Hwang CalMatters Writers On Nov. 3, Californians will vote on 14 statewide ballot measures on environment, taxation, election, housing and health care. For months, interest groups sponsoring ballot initiatives
The 2026 National Yo-Yo Contest saw competitors across a variety of skill levels and ages in June in Las Vegas. While competitors of all ages took the stage throughout the contest, local
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office is bringing a pair of charges against an 18-year-old Newhall man accused of meeting people online for purchases and then robbing them at a
The city of Santa Clarita on Tuesday took the first step in adopting new rules for planners, with the Planning Commission’s approval of objective design standards, or ODS. City planners
AT&T is planning to end its “legacy voice service,” also known as “landlines,” which has prompted some concern in the past from Santa Clarita Valley customers, particularly those in rural areas, or places