The first annual Touch-A-Truck at Central Park drew scores of families whose kids got the chance to sit in the driver’s seat of a variety of vehicles, from fire engines to helicopters. The Touch-A-Truck on Saturday was hosted by SCV Education Foundation at Central Park, raising funds for the foundation and showcasing local Santa Clarita businesses. Several tents were set ...
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Clocks are scheduled to fall back an hour on Sunday, resulting in the sun setting earlier in the day. On Sunday Nov. 6, at 2 a.m. clocks will fall back giving residents an extra hour of sleep. Daylight Saving Time was first proposed back in 1895 by New Zealand scientist George Vernon Hudson and British builder William Willett. In 1895, ...
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The City of Santa Clarita is set to host the annual Veterans Day Ceremony to honor local veterans, currently-serving military personnel and their families at Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall. Residents can hear from members of the City Council, Army veteran David Essex and a special reading by Steve Blumenfeld as a sign of respect for prisoners of war (POW) ...
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Fostering Youth Independence (FYI) was named one of eight winners for its strategies to support aged-out foster youth. On Thursday, Aging Out Institute (AOI) announced FYI was one of eight recipients to be awarded for its influence and support of foster youth and aged-out foster participants, according to a statement from AOI Executive Director Lynn Tonini. “Winning an AOI National ...
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The Wildcats perfect season continued into the playoffs as Staub and company carry West Ranch to 42-21 victory. After a perfect regular season that granted West Ranch High School its first Foothill League title in program history, the Wildcats began their CIF playoff run with a matchup versus St. Pius St. Matthias. And while the Wildcats dominated throughout their perfect ...
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The Saugus High School football team and their audience were focused on the game Friday night after a Saugus player carried a “Thin Blue Line” flag onto the field last week. Saugus High School played Millikan High School Friday night at Cougar Stadium on the College of the Canyons campus, only a week after a player carried a ‘Thin Blue ...
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By Corey Nathan As a conservative, there is no more urgent imperative than to CONSERVE our democratic republic. As a Christian, it is time to reject candidates whose words, actions and character are counter to the virtues espoused in Scripture. To start, consider what it means to be a true conservative. For those of us who find the philosophy of ...
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On Thursday afternoon, paramedics responded to an Santa Clarita overdose in a residential neighborhood near Bouquet Canyon Park. At around 3 p.m. Thursday, first responders received reports of a male overdosing on Newbird Drive, a residential street in Santa Clarita, according to Craig Little, spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “He was transported to the hospital,” Little said. ...
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Host: Matt Watson Topic: iLead Student Aerospace Projects and Real Way Foundation Guests: Shyrelle Tillman, Manola Fortun, Syian Wignal Eye On The Valley – iLead Student Aerospace Projects and Real Way Foundation – November 4, 2022 On this episode of Eye On The Valley, host Matt Watson welcomes guests Shyrelle Tillman and Manola Fortun who are facilitators at iLead Antelope Valley. ...
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A local Santa Clarita resident has released their new children’s book “Ben the Bicycle.” Author Shamiran Bricker lives in Santa Clarita and graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a degree in English. According to their author description, Bricker has always loved to read and write. The protagonist of their newest book “Ben the Bicycle,” is described as an ordinary bicycle, ...
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