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Shop Santa Clarita Campaign Yields Big For City! The City received the final numbers for the fourth quarter of 2004 sales tax revenue, which increased 8.1% over the previous year during the same time period, according to City Treasurer Darren Hernandez.
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Local Student Wins International Competition
Mala Tejwani, a Valencia High School sophomore, won an international dance competition April 24th in London…
Read More »83-Year-old Valencia Man Goes Missing
An 83-year-old Valencia man took the car out for a spin Thursday and failed to return, leaving his wife of nearly 40 years alarmed and puzzled.
Read More »Condie, Seratti-Goldman Named Man & Woman of the Year!
Gary Condie and Jeri Seratti-Goldman were named 2005 SCV Man and Woman of the Year on Friday night, honored for their service to nonprofit organizations throughout the valley.
Read More »Another mine in Santa Clarita
It has recently been discovered that Arizona-based Pacific Industrial Minerals plans to set up a 20-year mining project in Santa Clarita…
Read More »Local Businesses Not in Compliance
About 60 business signs in Santa Clarita are not in compliance with the current rent sign ordinance…
Read More »Castellanos Signs on for $50,000 More Than Lee
Newly signed William S. Hart Union High School District Superintendent Jaime Castellanos will receive an annual salary of $185,000, about $50,000 more than the outgoing superintendent, according to a three-year contract released by the district Friday.
Read More »Remembrance Turns Political
A memorial for David March turned to a political rally Friday against laws that prevented the slain deputy from perceiving danger and an apparently indifferent federal government that won’t pursue justice. “Politics and cheap labor: A combination of greed and fear of political reprisal keeps those borders open for people to come in and do terrible things,” said Colorado Congressman Tom ...
Read More »Runners Charter Bills Pass Unanimously
Charter School Legislation Passes Senate Education Committee – Legislation will Increase Oversight and Provide More Stability for Charter Schools (SACRAMENTO) — Senator George Runner’s (R- Antelope Valley) two charter school measures which will increase accountability and provide more stability for charter schools passed the Senate Education Committee this week.
Read More »Former Cop Pleads Guilty to Online Fraud
Castaic resident Sean McCarthy Frank, a former Glendale police officer, pleaded no contest to auction fraud…
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