Steven Brooks, Stephen Daniels and Stacy Fortner have officially filed for candidacy for the Castaic Lake Water Agency’s upcoming November governing board election, according to CLWA officials. Brooks is scheduled to run against incumbent Ed Colley to represent division one, Daniels will challenge incumbent Robert DiPrimio to represent division two and Fortner is expected to run against incumbents Gary Martin and Tom Campbell for a seat as a member at large, according to the county officials. During the 2012 election, no incumbents were challenged, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder's Office. The deadline to file was Aug. 8.

Three Santa Clarita Valley water districts are accepting input from community members on proposed watering restrictions ahead of a vote by officials expected next week. Newhall County Water, Valencia Water Co. and Santa Clarita Water Division officials are set to vote on proposed restrictions that would limit residents to watering their lawns on specific days three times per week during ...

Introducing Contributing Writer:  Mieko Alley As summer temperatures rise, you may be inclined to spend more time inside or drink more water as a response to the heat. Your dog may dig under the house to escape the sun or you may find that your cat has given up his perch on the windowsill. You may even find that your ...

Valencia Water Co. officials announced Monday “personal drought reports” are now available online to help customers lessen the impacts of the drought and meet Gov. Jerry Brown’s call to reduce water usage by 20 percent.

Santa Clarita Valley Water Committee officials drafted a Water Action Plan expected to impact when lawns can be watered and how cars could be washed, officials said Thursday.

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a measure Tuesday to grant funds to improve facilities at Placerita Canyon Natural Area and Nature Center, Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich announced.

California is drying up, and agencies across the state are scrambling to find a resolution to the water crisis.

With California in a major drought, many are suffering from the lack of water. The Los Angeles Residential Community Ranch is among those who have run out of water in the Bouquet Canyon community.

A docent-naturalist at Placerita Canyon Nature Center and an avid butterflier, Paul Levine discusses snakes in the Santa Clarita Valley.

Southern California landscaping firm Stay Green Inc. received a total of eight awards, including five for first place, in the San Fernando Valley chapter of the California Landscape Contractors Association’s 55th annual Landscape Beautification Awards. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. The awards were presented June 28 at the Valley Crest ...