The stadium filled with people Wednesday as the Saugus High School class of 2023 took their own seats. With over 500 graduates, no chair was left empty except for three, specially decorated to honor the students who should have been graduating that day. Gracie Ann Muehlberger, Dominic Michael Blackwell and Isaac Boston should have been graduating along with their classmates ...
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‘The Diamond Ceremony’ Hart High School Graduates 75th Class
The class of 2023 at Hart High School walked the stage Tuesday night at College of Canyons, receiving their diplomas and alive with pride. This year’s class marked Hart High School’s 75th graduating class, which Principal Jason d’Autremont called “the diamond ceremony.” “The class of 2023 has already made a difference during their time at Hart High School. You have ...
Read More »Students Welcome Families In Three Languages At Golden Valley Graduation
On Thursday night the 2023 class of grizzlies walked across the stage at Cougar Stadium as Golden Valley High School celebrated their 17th graduating class. Golden Valley families and friends cheered on their graduating students as gold and black caps and gowns made their way into the stadium before taking their seats. The diversity at Golden Valley High School called ...
Read More »Wildcats Stage A Game Of Cards At 2023 West Ranch Graduation
On Wednesday night Cougar Stadium was filled with wildcats, as the seniors from West Ranch High School walked the stage and pulled off one last senior prank. Over 400 West Ranch seniors accepted their diplomas, 220 of which were honor scholars, meaning they maintained a 3.0 GPA throughout their high school career. Families cheered on, and many held up larger-than-life ...
Read More »City Council Transfers Funds For Homeless Shelter To Park Building
Nearly $1.8 million intended for the construction of another homeless shelter was determined ineligible by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, resulting in the funds being transferred to park improvement projects. On Tuesday the city council made the decision to transfer $1.8 million dollars to park improvement projects to avoid accumulating unspent money after the funds were declared ...
Read More »“No One Lets You Fail” Class Of 2023 Graduates From Bowman High School
The results of perseverance were on display Monday night as former seniors walked the stage and graduated from Bowman High School at College of the Canyons. Emotions ran high at Cougar Stadium as the class of 2023 made their entrance to “Pomp and Circumstance,” with families and friends cheering for their loved ones. Once sat, Bowman principal Nina Zamora welcomed ...
Read More »Angeles Forest Employee Airlifted To Hospital
An employee at the Angeles Forest was airlifted to a hospital Sunday morning after experiencing a medical emergency. At around 11 a.m. first responders received reports of an employee having a medical emergency while at a station on Soledad Canyon Road in the Los Angeles Forest. A helicopter was requested by the Forest Service due to the hard to reach ...
Read More »‘It Was A Whirlwind’: Santa Clarita Veteran Reflects On Army Service At 17 Years Old
At 17 years old and fresh out of high school, Jeannette Fisher turned to the military as a pathway into the medical field, and now reflects on her army career 42 years later. Fisher grew up in a small village in New York, raised by her single mother and with three other siblings. At the time, the military seemed like ...
Read More »‘The Best Alternative’ City Holds Public Hearing On Shadowbox Studio Project
Traffic impacts were discussed at the planning commission’s public hearing Tuesday, pertaining to the proposed Shadowbox Studio project, a 1.3 million square foot film studio in Newhall. City hall was full of interested and concerned residents Tuesday evening as the planning commission held its second public hearing for the Shadowbox Studio project, a proposed full-service film and television studio. The ...
Read More »Education Corner: Career Technical Programs On Display At Hart District Showcase
From welding and hospitality to firefighting and dentistry, students showed off their Career Technical Education (CTE) programs at the Hart District showcase on Thursday. A variety of programs provided throughout the William S. Hart Union High School District were on display at Castaic High School to provide students and parents with an idea of how the programs work. Incoming students ...
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