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SCV Water Announces Upcoming Water Main Replacement Project In Newhall

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The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water), a full-service regional water agency, has scheduled installation of a new water main at an intersection from late February through the end of June. Santa Clarita residents can expect the new water main to be installed along Calgrove Boulevard and Ebelden Avenue in Newhall, with construction scheduled Monday through Thursday from Feb. ...

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FOUND: Detectives Seek Public’s Help Locating Missing Santa Clarita Woman

FOUND: A missing Santa Clarita Woman has been found, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD). Missing woman Lissette Lopez, last seen in Newhall on Jan. 31, 2026, has been located, according to LASD officials. “Thank you to the public, the media, and deputy personnel for their tireless efforts in the search for Lissete,” read a March 2 statement from the ...

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34 Arrested Over Weekend In Santa Clarita

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Over the weekend, 34 individuals were arrested in the Santa Clarita Valley by local law enforcement. The 34 arrests were a combination of misdemeanor and felony offenses. Twenty of the arrests were for drug or alcohol related offenses, according to arrest logs. Other notable arrests included two robbery arrests, a cruelty to a child offense, and another arrest was made ...

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Today In SCV History: January 31, 1896 – Actress Olive Carey Born, Future Saugus Rancher

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On January 31, 1896, actress Olive Fuller Golden, a future actress and Saugus ranch owner, was born in New York City. Her father, George Fuller Golden, had been a famous monologist (performer specializing in monologues) in vaudeville. Together, he, George M. Cohan, and Jim Corbett founded the first actors’ union for stage performers, the White Rats of America, according to ...

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Pet Of The Week: Meet Carol At The Castaic Animal Care Center

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Come meet Carol at the Castaic Animal Care Center if you are interested in a gentle dog who is ready to find a home. Carol (#A5740152) is a 2-year-old, 50-pound Carolina Dog who arrived at the Castaic shelter as a transfer. She is easy to recognize by her brown coat and small black eyebrow markings that give her an expressive ...

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2026 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count Successfully Wrapped Up

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Last Friday, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LASHA) completed its three-night volunteer portion of the 2026 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, capturing 99% of the volunteer-recorded data digitally. “Over the last three nights, we saw thousands of people all over L.A. County come together to count their unhoused neighbors. I was inspired by the dedication of our community to ...

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Relay For Life Of The Santa Clarita Valley Wins Regional Awards

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Relay For Life, the American Cancer Society’s annual signature fundraiser and the world’s largest volunteer-based fundraising event, recently won several “Spirit of Relay” Awards for its work in the Western Region. Since its first debut in 1999, Relay for Life of the Santa Clarita Valley has raised over $9 million for its cancer research and free local patient, survivor, and ...

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Amber Alert Issued For Two Children From Santa Clarita

An Amber Alert was issued Thursday for two children from Santa Clarita. Officials with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) say 9-year-old Sofia Ordonez, and 12-year-old Romeo Ordonez, are believed to be with adult suspect Cristal Ordonez. They were last seen Wednesday afternoon near River Circle and Soledad Canyon Road in Canyon Country, according to the CHP.  Cristal is believed to ...

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Cheryl Adams Remembered For Transformative Legacy In SCV Business & Civic Leadership

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Cheryl Adams, a longtime civic and business leader whose work helped shape modern-day Santa Clarita, has died following a long battle with Parkinson’s disease.  Adams leaves behind a legacy defined by regional collaboration, economic development and decades of public service that strengthened the Santa Clarita Valley’s business community and accelerated revitalization efforts in Old Town Newhall. Adams played a central ...

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Today In SCV History: January 28, 1954 – Bermite Munition Plant Explosion Kills Four, Injures 14

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On January 28, 1954, the Bermite Powder Company ammunition plant in Saugus exploded, injuring 14 female employees and killing four. Before Bermite Powder Co. took over the plant, the original owners, Halafax Explosives Co., built Southern California’s first explosives plant near Saugus in the week of April 22, 1935.  The plant crafted explosives, flares, and small munitions on a 1,000-acre ...

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