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News release The College of the Canyons Department of Early Childhood Education is scheduled Saturday, April 18, to host its annual Children’s Play Day in celebration of the nationally recognized Week of
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News release The College of the Canyons Department of Early Childhood Education is scheduled Saturday, April 18, to host its annual Children’s Play Day in celebration of the nationally recognized Week of

News release The Saugus Union School District is seeking nominations for the annual Dr. Joan Lucid Leadership and Service Award. The award, which honors Lucid, who retired in June 2018 after nearly four decades as

Cooper Luckenbach named to dean’s list at Lincoln Memorial Cooper Luckenbach, of Santa Clarita, was named to the Lincoln Memorial University dean’s list for the fall semester of 2025. Luckenbach

News release The impact of College of the Canyons on the expansion of open educational resources is highlighted in a newly published book, “Sowing the Seeds of a Global Movement: Stories from California

News release The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is inviting customers and other interested parties to review its 2025 Draft Urban Water Management Plan, which is now available for public review. The UWMP is a state-required

Two Los Angeles women, aged 28 and 34, were arrested on suspicion of multiple felonies and misdemeanors after they allegedly stole multiple wallets throughout the Santa Clarita Valley on Tuesday, according to a social media post

After seeing a surge of metal and construction-material thefts in recent years, 5th District L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger authored a motion recently to call for a crackdown, particularly ahead

A judge granted a two-year mental health diversion program to a Los Angeles man facing felony charges of fleeing from California Highway Patrol officers and taking a car without the

A rideshare passenger was taken for a mental health hold by California Highway Patrol officers Tuesday night after he tried to walk across traffic lanes on State Route 14, according to the CHP. Officer Andre Ortiz, spokesperson for the CHP Newhall-area Office, said

News release Students from the Valencia High School Instrumental Music Program recently experienced the power of world-class performance during a live concert by the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Walt

Makenna Koffee may be opening a second location in Canyon Country, if the city approves plans to open the drive-through where Japanese fast food restaurant Yoshinoya burned down last year. City staff discussed the proposal by Belmont One Investment Holdings at the Santa Clarita Planning

Adolescents face a number of challenges when navigating life in high school. There’s the pressure of achieving high grades, while simultaneously filling up their afternoons with sports or other extracurricular activities to have a better chance of getting into their dream college.

Winners of the 38th annual California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section – Ford Academic Awards program were announced on March 24, which included 12 student-athletes from six local Santa Clarita Valley high schools announced as “Student-Athlete

Rain is expected to hit the Santa Clarita Valley once again this weekend, with the biggest downpour on Friday night into Saturday, according to an official with the National Weather Service. NWS meteorologist

Compiled from news services White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that the Trump administration is sending a negotiating team, led by Vice President JD Vance, to Islamabad, Pakistan, for

By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the United States will work closely with Iran’s new leadership to eliminate Tehran’s nuclear capabilities, including extracting and removing what he described

By Jacob Burg Contributing Writer Two recent major court verdicts finding social media giants Meta and YouTube liable for harm to users could send shock waves through the tech industry. In a first-of-its-kind

Students dashed through clouds of color during a Holi-inspired color run hosted by the College of the Canyons Intercultural Center on March 31. Holi, a Hindu festival, celebrates the arrival of spring,