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By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on Monday requiring artificial intelligence companies seeking to do business with the state to implement policies to prevent the misuse of their technology. The order
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer President Donald Trump said that talks with Iran—both direct and indirect—are ongoing and making “very good” progress, and urged Tehran to take the deal or face
By Jacob Burg Contributing Writer Many U.S. airports reported significantly reduced security checkpoint wait times on March 30, with much of the worst pressure relieved after Transportation Safety Administration officers received their
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States’ current birthright citizenship policy was created to grant citizenship to freed slaves and their children, not to
By Matthew Vadum, Sam Dorman Contributing Writers The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that Colorado’s ban on so-called conversion therapy for minors conflicted with therapists’ right to free speech. In an
It turns out a “nationwide search” for College of the Canyons’ newest superintendent wasn’t necessary. The board’s top choice was in COC’s backyard all along. The Santa Clarita Community College District governing board announced out
A 45-year-old Santa Clarita man was arrested on suspicion of felony charges of false imprisonment and criminal threats on Sunday morning, according to an official from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. The suspect
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are asking for the public’s help to identify a man who was involved in a sexual battery last week inside a Valencia grocery store.
Jackson Richman Contributing Writer The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced on March 30 that most of its officers have now received back pay, a move that appears to be easing security lines at
By Owen Evans Contributing Writer Iran’s heavy water production plant (HWPP) at Khondab has been “severely damaged” and is no longer operational following a strike, according to the U.N. nuclear watchdog. In a
By Lauren Miyashiro Delish.com Even if you’re not Jewish, we bet you’re aware of the long history of matzo. If not, a quick refresher: matzo (or matza) refers to the flat, unleavened bread eaten
Each year, faithful Jews across the globe participate in one of the most significant festivals on the Jewish calendar. Passover, also known as “Pesach” in Hebrew, is a time for families to
If watching the Winter Olympic Games has you itching to get off the couch and onto the ice, you don’t have to go far to find your own podium. From skating and hockey lessons
Easter signals springtime and provides an opportunity to gather with loved ones to celebrate. However, hosting the get-together — whether brunch, lunch or dinner — requires planning and preparation to ensure the event
If you can’t get tickets to the “pitch” at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, you can still enjoy the World Cup experience at FIFA Fan Festivals
At the intersection of McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard, well over a thousand demonstrators gathered to take part in the “No Kings” protest Saturday morning. As part of the third
Although the Saugus Union School District’s governing board has yet to vote on who will be appointed as the next superintendent, the second round of interviews was completed on Thursday, and the process is now moving
The owl was found on the left lane of The Old Road, north of Stevenson Ranch Parkway. The animal lied in the three-lane road before officers took it in for its safety. No additional information