A wood garage door can add warmth and curb appeal to your home, but real wood can be expensive and require ongoing maintenance. That’s why many homeowners look for ways to achieve the same look without the high cost. If you’ve been searching for how to paint a garage door to look like wood or how to make your garage ...
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Esports has moved far beyond small online brackets and community halls. Global finals for League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, and Valorant now fill large arenas in cities such as Seoul, Los Angeles, and Cologne. Broadcasts attract millions of viewers, and roster changes generate headlines within hours. The media layer around competitive gaming has grown just as fast as the tournaments ...
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Two Acton residents spoke out this week against a county decision they say could pave the way for unwanted development but in the end, the project still got the green light. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 Tuesday to deny an appeal and approve a change to a recorded map for a vacant property north of Sierra ...
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Circle of Hope, a Santa Clarita non-profit dedicated to helping provide relief to families battling cancer across the valley, has teamed up with several local wineries, breweries and culinary outlets to raise funds for its mission at the Bella Vida Center. Circle of Hope’s annual Vine2Wine event invites the community out for an evening of wine tasting, food, music and ...
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Today in SCV history March 29, 1875, construction was underway in late March 1875 on what would become one of the most ambitious and transformative projects in the Santa Clarita Valley, the San Fernando Railroad Tunnel. At the time, California was in the middle of a railroad boom following the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad completion. Railroad leaders, including ...
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Public Comment Period Open through April 28, 2026, Ahead of Public Hearings SCV Water invites customers and other interested parties to review its 2025 Draft Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP), which is now available for public review. The UWMP is a state-required planning document, updated every five years, that guides how the Agency will provide reliable water service for the ...
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Many people who are interested in being bartenders start their journey by admiring the flair and creativity of a bartender from across the bar. But being in awe of a bartender’s skills just lights the spark in you to become a bartender. So, what should you actually be doing to build your skills and experience in this field? Whether you ...
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Hola! Familia-March 28, 2026 Host: Karla Cervantes and Patsy Ayala Live in studio, you’re watching Hola! Familia with Karla Cervantes and Patsy Ayala. Today they welcome Patty Hackett of the SCV Golden Girls. Go to scvgoldengirls.com. Next, they welcome Julie Blanco, bilingual notary public. Go to julesbnotary.com. They also discuss the upcoming KHTS Home And Garden Show happening at Central ...
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The Santa Clarita community came together by donating materials and assisting with crafting blankets at the Make-A-Blanket event hosted by Project Linus. On Saturday at the East Gym within the College of The Canyons Valencia campus, Project Linus hosted their annual Make-A-Blanket day from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. The community was urged to donate blankets and fleece material to ...
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The Santa Clarita community took part in the No Kings Protest on Saturday, filling the streets with car horns and chants throughout Valencia. A post from Instagram circulated around two weeks ago, urging Santa Clarita Valley residents to take part in the No Kings Protest at Santa Clarita City Hall, opposing the policies the current United States administration has enacted. ...
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