Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, is set to host a tele-town hall Thursday, when residents can ask experts questions in regards to the coronavirus, officials said.   The tele-town hall is scheduled for Thursday, April 23 at 1 p.m., where Santa Clarita residents can hear from experts about the effects stress from the coronavirus has had on mental, emotional and physical ...

The Santa Clarita Youth Orchestra (SCVYO) is using the conferencing software Zoom to “keep the music alive” amid the coronavirus pandemic. In response to Los Angeles County’s “Safer at Home” order and Mayor Cameron Smyth’s guidelines concerning social distancing, the SCVYO is continuing to practice virtually, according to Julissa Bozman, associate artistic director and prelude strings conductor. “Music is being ...

A group of College of the Canyons staff members donated a catered lunch to the emergency room staff of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital on Monday. Donations made by College of the Canyons staff funded 50 meals for “first responders in Henry Mayo’s emergency room,” according to Eric Harnish, vice president of public information at College of the Canyons. “The initial ...

At least 264 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed within the Santa Clarita Valley as of Monday afternoon, with 21 patients recovered and discharged from the hospital, officials said. As of Monday afternoon, there are 221 confirmed cases in the city of Santa Clarita, 11 in Castaic, 14 in Stevenson Ranch and 16 in the unincorporated areas of Canyon Country, ...

A total of 13,816 coronavirus, COVID-19, cases have been confirmed in Los Angeles County, with the actual number of cases estimated to be up to 442,000, officials said Monday. There have been 1,491 new cases confirmed Monday, according to Dr. Barbara Ferrer, director of the L.A. County Department of Public Health. It is important to note that only 293 of ...

The Santa Clarita face covering guidelines have been clarified in a coronavirus update online Monday morning by Mayor Cameron Smyth and Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Captain Justin Diez. In a Facebook Live address, Smyth updated the community on how the City is addressing the coronavirus pandemic and announced most City Hall staff members are expected to return to work ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented new challenges for Santa Clarita companies. Following a global trend, area grocers have adjusted their hours. Albertons and associated brands are now providing exclusive shopping slots for the nation’s most vulnerable. The effects of Macy’s widespread furlough can also be felt close to home. The closing of the Westfield Valencia Town Center location has left many ...

Due to the near-complete closure of restaurants, bars and businesses throughout Los Angeles county(with the exception of takeout and delivery), businesses in Santa Clarita are adapting their service. While COVID-19 restrictions are still in place, customers can still support local businesses. During these troubling times we want to give you all the business we can. If you are open or ...

Although prom may be canceled for many high school students, one Santa Clarita mother made sure that her daughter wouldn’t miss out on her special event. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, Vanessa Barron knew that her daughter would miss her senior prom, so she decorated and turned her backyard into a private prom her daughter would never forget. The two ...

At least 240 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed within the Santa Clarita Valley as of Sunday afternoon, officials said. As of Sunday afternoon, there are 201 confirmed cases in the city of Santa Clarita, 10 in Castaic, 13 in Stevenson Ranch, 15 in the unincorporated areas of Canyon Country, according to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. ...