A longtime Santa Clarita resident has published her second book, titled, “Couple Corners: 52 Faithful Choices for a More Joy-Filled Marriage,” officials announced Monday. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. Paula Whidden, who has lived in Santa Clarita for 16 years, spent the past 35 years observing, researching and asking healthy ...

Six Flags' "Holiday in the Park" has been popular at amusement parks across the nation, and will debut at Magic Mountain on Nov. 28. "Holiday in the Park" will blow previous holiday celebrations "out of the water," according to a park spokeswoman.

Willie Nelson and his family of musicians played to a sold-crowd at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons on Saturday

The deadline for high school students to submit artwork to the 2014 Congressional Art Competition is April 21. High school students from each congressional district will compete for a chance to have their artwork displayed in the Cannon Tunnel.

Hayden Rusk, 16, has a passion for making films with a message. His "Child Abduction PSA" won an award at the All American High School Film Festival in October, and his new music video "Sloppy Seconds," speaks to the consequences of drug addiction.

Cheese lovers can attend Thursday’s Art SLAM event to admire artwork created with real cheese and enjoy free samples of cheesy dishes offered by Santa Clarita eateries.  Art SLAM, which is part of the city’s free Thursdays at Newhall event series, features a cheese theme that will showcase artwork created from cheese and offer cooking demonstrations, free tastings, wine and ...

Create your own miniature fairy house and then join the Domestic Violence Center for their second annual Fairy Berry Breakfast in May, when they will judge the fairy houses and auction them off to raise support for victims of abuse.

Single Mothers Outreach is seeking five artists to participate in the fifth annual Empowering HeArts fundraising event, SMO officials announced Wednesday. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. The artists selected will use photography, painting or sculpture to tell the stories of five women who have positively impacted their communities, focusing on ...

The Assembly’s Arts and Entertainment Committee unanimously passed the California Film and Television Job Retention Act on Tuesday in Sacramento, Assemblyman Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, said Tuesday.Assembly Bill 1839 is “about keeping families together and keeping jobs in California,” said Wilk, the bill’s principal co-author. “As a member of the Arts Committee, I will continue to be an advocate for this job saving measure that is vital for our economy.” The California Film and Television Job Retention and Promotion Act extends the incentive program for an additional five years; includes a 5 percent increase in the tax credit for filming done outside the Los Angeles Zone; offers a 25 percent credit for television shows relocating to California in the first year and modifies the requirement from 75 percent of production days having to occur in California to 75 percent of principal photography days having to occur in California, all in order to ensure more jobs are created here.

Six Flags Magic Mountain opened for daily operation on Saturday, and guests will have the chance to ride Colossus and Batman The Ride backwards for a limited time only. Hurricane Harbor also has new thrills in store for Summer 2014.