To end off the lovely month, Carousel Ranch hosted their Carousel Wishes and Valentine Kisses event to raise funds for helping youth and young adults with disabilities. On Saturday, Carousel Ranch’s all-month-long fundraiser for youth and young adults with special needs comes to a close with their fun Carousel Wishes and Valentine Kisses event at their ranch. Carousel Ranch’s programs ...
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CIF-SS Division 1 Championship: La Salle Downs Valencia
In the CIF-SS Division 1 Championship, La Salle secured its third section title in five years with a 51-35 win over Valencia on Friday night at the Toyota Arena. The Lancers took control from the opening tip and never relinquished it. Even in the closing seconds, the Vikings continued to battle — an effort Valencia Head Coach Jared Honig said ...
Read More »Saugus Falls In CIF-SS Division 2 Championship, Eyes State Tournament
The Saugus Centurions made program history with their first CIF-SS championship appearance, but ultimately fell short against Crescenta Valley in the Division 2 title game at the Toyota Arena on Friday evening. Saugus Head Coach Anthony Falasca said that when he took over the program four years ago, reaching a championship game was not necessarily the initial goal. “We just ...
Read More »Pedestrian Killed In Castaic 5 Freeway Crash
A person working on their vehicle on the 5 Freeway in Castaic was struck and killed by a semi-truck Friday night. At 11:35 P.M. Friday, first responders received reports of a crash involving a pedestrian on the southbound 5 Freeway at Lake Hughes Road in Castaic, according to Justin Yang, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. By ...
Read More »Today In SCV History: Feb. 28, 1890 – The Castaic Range War Begins
The so-called Castaic Range War officially erupted on Feb. 28, 1890, when two men allied with rancher William Wirt Jenkins were shot and killed in Castaic Cañon during a bitter land dispute with rival claimant William C. Chormicle. The first victims of the Castaic Range War were Dolores Cook, 36, a California native, and George W. Walton, 25, who had ...
Read More »Why International Tournaments Attract Global Audiences
There’s something undeniably electric about international tournaments that transcends borders, languages, and cultures. When nations collide on the world’s biggest sporting stages, billions of eyes turn toward these spectacular events, creating moments that define generations. From the roar of packed stadiums to living rooms buzzing with anticipation, these competitions unite humanity in ways few other phenomena can match. The global ...
Read More »Valencia Man Arrested On Grand Theft Charges After Alleged Retail Theft
A 30-year-old Valencia man was arrested Monday evening in connection with an alleged grand theft at a Santa Clarita business on Magic Mountain Parkway. Around 6:45 p.m. on Feb. 24, deputies responded to a store located in the 24400 block of Magic Mountain Parkway in Valencia regarding a reported grand theft, according to Shirley Miller, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita ...
Read More »Neenach Man Arrested On Felony Assault Charge Following Domestic Dispute
A Neenach man was arrested late Monday night after deputies responded to a reported battery involving a family member. At approximately 11 p.m. on Feb. 24, deputies were dispatched to the 49700 block of 259th Street West in Neenach regarding a battery call, according to Shirley Miller, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. Miller said the suspect, identified ...
Read More »No Mission Impossible, Maxwell Needs A Hero In Santa Clarita Valley
A 4-year-old dog named Maxwell is facing a critical deadline at the Castaic Animal Care Center, where he has received a 72-hour notification and is now at risk if he is not adopted or rescued in time. Maxwell, identification number #A5750264, is described by shelter staff as a 50-pound “pitsky”, a pit bull and husky mix, who appears to be ...
Read More »Today In SCV History: February 27, 2014 – Arkansas Judge Awards $525 Million To Abuse Victims Of Evangelist Tony Alamo
On Feb. 27, 2014, an Arkansas judge awarded $525 million in damages to seven women who were physically, sexually and psychologically abused as children by imprisoned evangelist Tony Alamo, who once operated a compound in Agua Dulce. Miller County Circuit Judge Kirk Johnson entered a default judgment against the Twenty-First Century Holiness Tabernacle Church, an arm of Alamo Ministries, after ...
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