Placerita Canyon Nature Center officials held a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony Wednesday morning to showcase renovations that were years in the making. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. The project cost more than $1.4 million in improvements to the museum which now includes three large dioramas depicting Placerita Canyons primary ecosystems complete ...
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Santa Clarita Valley Recognizes Service For Veterans Day
Many Santa Clarita Valley residents Tuesday honored the men and women who have served the United States of America, nearly 100 years after the first Veterans Day. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. “Remembering those who have passed and those who have come home is only half the task that is before us ...
Read More »Historic Newhall Schoolhouse Left Off Santa Clarita Historic List, Razed
A Santa Clarita official said no City Council action or Planning Commission approval was necessary to save a 101-year-old schoolhouse in Newhall
Read More »Sheriff’s Department Remembers 1925 Death Of Newhall Constable
Newhall Constable Jack Pilcher was killed in the line of duty, 89 years ago this week. He had served as constable in Chatsworth and Calabasas before coming to Newhall. He was killed in 1925, during a shooting accident while investigating a burglary.
Read More »Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival 2014 To Offer Activities For All Ages
The 21st annual Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival is almost here. Featuring live performers, historical reenactments, western-inspired food and cowboys gifts, the festival offers fun for the whole family on April 26-27.
Read More »SCV Education Foundation To Award Student Enrichment Grants
The Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation will award 14 Student Enrichment Awards on Thursday, to teachers from across the valley's school districts. The grants will be used to purchase educational tools.
Read More »Santa Clarita School Teachers Bring Mayan Civilization Back To Life
Students at local Santa Clarita school, Sierra Vista Junior High went to five different centers to learn more about the ancient Mayan civilization.
Read More »Santa Clarita Takes Nuanced Approach Toward Art Integration
The city of Santa Clarita takes a more artful approach to keeping the city looking beautiful and taking away the usual eyesore of a gum, spilt soda and bird dropping trash receptacle.
Read More »Local Author Pens Book On Canyon Country History
Local author, Martha Sharrer Michael, recently penned a book titled “Canyon Country” as part of Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America series. The book boasts more than 200 vintage images and memories of days gone by.
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