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Several local surface streets and freeways continue to be affected by mud, debris, and flooding. Here is the current information on closures: Golden State Freeway (I-5) south of Calgrove Blvd. one lane closed due to pavement damage Golden State Freeway north of Templin Highway- one lane closed northbound due to culvert damage Antelop Valley Freeway (Highway 14) south of Golden ...

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The National Weather Service forecasts more rain today, heavy at times, with isolated thunderstorms….

Homes at the top of Fairgate Avenue in Newhall had been declared unsafe back on January 8th, and the latest storm sealed the fate of these structures….

Congratulations to Ryan Wolfe of Hart High School for being selected as a “Player of the Week.”

Santa Clarita – The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will close the following lanes of the Golden State Freeway (I-5) and State Route 126 as part of a $24-million project to improve the I-5/126 Interchange, from Monday, February 21 through Friday, February 25:   Click to read details.

The Santa Clarita Valley continues to receive heavy rainfall, with several local streets being closed temporarily as a result. Here is a list of current road closures in the Santa Clarita area: Bouquet Canyon Road is closed at Vasquez Canyon. San Francisquito Canyon is closed just north of Copper Hill Drive, and access is granted to employeers of the power ...

Unsafe speeds and pouring rain led to a chain reaction of collisions at 1:40 p.m. Saturday involving 15 vehicles and closure of the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 for about an hour, according to the California Highway Patrol. . .

All of the school districts in the Santa Clarita Valley oppose Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s proposed budget, according to a letter signed by the five superintendents.

The manager of a senior apartment complex, charged with swindling an elderly resident out of $80,000 and spending it on gambling and vehicles, accepted a plea bargain this week, detectives said Friday.