On this day in 1824, significant events that ended the Chumash Revolt took place in the Santa Clarita Valley. It all started in February of that year, when a Chumash boy was severely beaten by a Mexican soldier as he tried to visit a relative imprisoned at San Ynez. The soldier, Valentin Cota, was the son of Manuel Cota, who ...

Charlie Cooke, a Santa Clarita Valley spiritual leader of the Fernandeño-Tataviam Band of Mission Indians, who also embraced the Chumash culture, was 77.

The city of Santa Clarita officials hosted the 19th Annual River Rally on Saturday.