The Santa Clarita Planning Commission on Tuesday voted to approve the Wiley Canyon Mixed-Use Project, certifying its Final Environmental Impact Report and moving the long-debated development one step closer to breaking ground. The Wiley Canyon project, located along Wiley Canyon Road between Calgrove Boulevard and Hawkbryn Avenue, includes a four-story, 120-unit senior and assisted-living facility, 232 condominiums and townhomes, 9,000 ...

Only three members of the Santa Clarita Planning Commission were present Tuesday night to vote on a mixed-use housing and retail proposal along Newhall Avenue, ultimately approving the project with several key modifications. The commission voted unanimously, 3-0, to approve Master Case 21-146, known as the Newhall Avenue Mixed Use Project, which includes 106 apartment units, 36 townhomes, and 4,000 ...

The Santa Clarita City Council will meet Tuesday night to decide on the approval of a 5-story development that is butted up 1/8th of an inch from our building that houses the KHTS studios and offices. Two plus years of noisy construction threatens our continued operations. We are asking the City Council to delay approval until  acceptable mitigation issues can ...

The Canyon Theatre Guild, a non-profit arts organization, has been serving the people of the Santa Clarita for over 50 years. The CTG had a dream to build our own theatre, so that we could better fulfill our mission which is to “Make the world a better place by entertaining, enlightening and enriching our community through quality live theatre” Years ...

Next Tuesday, April 22, 2025 the Santa Clarita City Council will determine the fate of this radio station. What’s at stake is a developer, the Serrano Development Group, Inc is planning a 5-story structure, with underground parking. Construction will be butted up 1/8th of an inch from our building. You can assist by sending us an email asking the city ...

The proposed Newhall Mixed-Use Project, led by Serrano Development Group, promises economic growth and modern amenities for Old Town Newhall. But its path forward raises serious questions—not just about its impact on local institutions like KHTS Radio, but about how decisions are being made behind the scenes at Santa Clarita City Hall. In the March 28, 2025 article “Ye Olde ...