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Saugus High School, along with Principal Vince Ferry, recently won the Best Leadership Program Award from Teen Truth, a national organization with a mission to build school culture and empower student voices in every aspect of education.  Ferry developed the Council on School Culture at Saugus High, which the organizers of Teen Truth wanted to honor. “Vince Ferry has gone ...

Southern California Gas Company (SoCal Gas) launched a campaign titled “SoCalGas CAREs” for customers whose income may have recently changed due to coronavirus or other reasons, officials said Monday. The campaign aims to let customers know of their eligibility to qualify for SoCalGas’ assistance program, California Alternate Rates for Energy or CARE, saving them 20 percent on their monthly natural ...

In the spirit of community support, Providence Southern California has donated $1 million to Olive View Medical Center  and Los Angeles County + USC Medical Centers. Providence Southern California, honoring the mission of its founding orders of religious sisters, is partnering with Los Angeles County to care for the under-served and stressing the need to unite as a community to ...

Lanes on Newhall Avenue and Sierra Highway are set to be closed for roughly one month as officials work to construct a new right-turn lane. Starting Monday, April 6, developer Trammell Crow Company is set to begin a project to construct a right-turn lane on Sierra Highway at Newhall Avenue. As part of the Needham Ranch industrial park project, street improvements are ...

While many businesses and services have temporarily shut down in response to the “Safer at Home” order issued by Los Angeles County, the Samuel Dixon Family Health Center remains open amid the coronavirus outbreak. All three of the health centers run by the Samuel Dixon Family Health Center (SDFHC), located in Val Verde, Canyon Country, and Newhall, have “made the necessary changes ...

Beginning next week, Santa Clarita Transit is set to switch over to reduced schedules for commuter routes due to the outbreak of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus.  In response to the “Safer at Home” order announced by the City of Los Angeles on March 20, Santa Clarita Transit has experienced significant decreases in ridership aboard the city’s commuter bus ...

After a weeklong pause for most classes and services, officials with College of the Canyons have resumed instruction and the delivery of student services in remote formats on Monday. The “unprecedented” move was taken to reduce the exposure of coronavirus and to facilitate the transition of all in-person classes to remote learning, according to officials. “The gargantuan task of transitioning ...

The Los Angeles District Attorney’s office is encouraging Santa Clarita residents to watch out for email phishing scams capitalizing on the coronavirus crisis in an effort to protect personal information. Be alert for scammers trying to cash in during the coronavirus pandemic by sending phishing emails to steal personal and financial information. In the Email Phishing Scam, fraudsters pose as ...

Officials with the Child & Family Center announced Friday that they would remain open during California’s order to stay at home, although their hours are set to be temporarily changed. The Child & Family Center is committed to providing quality care and services to their clients during this incredibly stressful and concerning time. As an essential service provider, the center ...

Los Angeles County Board Chair Kathryn Barger signed an executive order directing County Departments to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 emergency, including a moratorium on residential and commercial evictions for unincorporated areas of Los Angeles. The order, signed March 19, outlines several actions the County of Los Angeles will take for the protection of life and property, and to preserve public ...