The County of Los Angeles Public Library officials are restoring service hours to all libraries that have had their hours reduced, effective Tuesday, Sep. 2.

At the Canyon Country Public Library, as a part of the summer reading program, children had the opportunity to meet different types of working dogs and their partners.

Children, teens and adults can keep learning all summer with the Santa Clarita Public Library's "Paws to Read" summer program. There will be story times, craft days, movies, author experiences and even a chance to adopt a pet during the two-month program.

Since February, Sierra Vista Junior High teacher Robert Isquierdo, has collected about 7,000 books from the Santa Clarita Valley to create a new library for his hometown London, in the Central Valley of California. Now he is raising money for a building.

An autism awareness film for parents and children is being aired at Santa Clarita Public Library in Valencia on Monday, March 10

Second workshop discussing The Soledad Corridor Plan, meant to help guide future changes within the commercial corridor area at the Canyon Country Library, to be held Wednesday.

County officials approved a new county library facility in Stevenson Ranch at their Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday

Food is the theme of this year’s summer reading program at the Santa Clarita Public Library. Registration begins next Monday and readers of all ages are encouraged to participate.

The City of Santa Clarita Public Library will host a series of free educational events during April at each of its library branches including Canyon Country, Valencia and Old Town Newhall. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. Community members of all ages are invited to participate in educational programs and services ...