Nealie’s Skillet in Valencia was broken into early Tuesday morning, the third time in less than three years, according to the co-owner. At about 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, a man smashed the front door of the Valencia restaurant, walking away on foot with an unknown about of money, said Neal Scott, co-owner of Nealie’s Skillet. “We are so saddened this is ...
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Motorcycle Pursuit Passes Through Santa Clarita At Over 100 MPH
A high-speed motorcycle pursuit which started in the South Los Angeles area Monday evening passed through Santa Clarita before pursuing officer’s lost sight of the bike in Lancaster, officials said. The pursuit started around 9 p.m. Monday evening on the northbound 405 Freeway near Manchester when California Highway Patrol officers attempted to stop the driver for speeding, according to officials. ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Audiologist Shares Connection Between Hearing And Quality Of Life
Nola Aronson, a Santa Clarita audiologist from Advanced Audiology, is discussing the connection between a person’s hearing and their overall quality of life. “Hearing loss impacts all aspects of our life,” Aronson said. “It impacts our emotional wellbeing and our physical health and our careers and our leisure activities, and yet millions of people who have hearing loss let it ...
Read More »Saugus School District Seeking Members For Measure EE Citizens’ Oversight Committee
The Saugus Union School District is looking for community members to assist on the district’s Measure EE Citizens’ Oversight Committee, officials said Tuesday. The district is required to form the committee, comprised of specified members of the community to assist the district in reviewing the expenditures of bond funds as they occur. Measure EE, proposed in 2015, is a Prop ...
Read More »Former Saugus Union School Board Member Stephen S. Winkler Dead At 67
Stephen S. Winkler, the former Saugus Union School Board member died on April 1 at the age of 67, according to officials Monday. “I hope he rests in peace,” said Judy Umeck, former Saugus Union School Board member who served with Winkler. Winkler was ousted from his position as a board member in 2013, however, officials did not officially consider ...
Read More »Deputies Team Up With Santa Clarita Businesses To Prevent Retail Theft
Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Valley Station deputies and detectives make arrests and prevent theft in “Operation Safe Shop” Thursday. “The (operation) serves a two-fold purpose, creating a safe environment for our residents when they go shopping, and protecting our business partners from being a victim of theft,” said Shirley Miller, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “We want to ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Weekend Crime Round Up: April Ends With Increase In Drug-, Alcohol-Related Crimes
The final weekend of April saw an increase in reported drug- and alcohol-related crimes, with the number of arrests and citations made related to the two encompassing two-thirds of the total arrests reported for the weekend, officials said Monday. Of the 33 arrests and citations made between April 26 and April 28, a total of 22 were related to drugs ...
Read More »Cobblestone Cottage Partners With Assistance League For Final Fundraiser
With Cobblestone Cottage set to close its doors this summer, the owners partnered with Assistance League Santa Clarita for one final fundraiser after working with the organization as a community partner for more than 15 years. “When it became clear it was time to close our store, we realized that our decision not only affected us, it impacted our customers, ...
Read More »‘Santa Clarita Diet’ Canceled, Fans Rally To Bring It Back From The Dead
The zombie comedy show “Santa Clarita Diet” has been canceled by Netflix about a month after its third season premiered, officials said Monday. “We are sad to see the show is canceled,” said Evan Thomason, economic development associate for the Santa Clarita Film Office. “Especially for the fans, as the last season didn’t wrap the whole story up.” See Related: Netflix ...
Read More »Deputy David March Remembered, Honored 17 Years After Fatal On-Duty Shooting
Deputy David March, a resident of Saugus, was killed in the line of duty in 2002 after seven years with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. March, who has a Santa Clarita park named in his honor, was shot during a traffic stop in Irwindale at the age of 33. He is survived by his wife and stepdaughter. “The suspect ...
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