Representatives for the Santa Clarita Community College District are expected to enter into settlement talks over a lawsuit alleging COC's governing board is holding elections in violation of the California Voting Rights Act

A trial is set to begin Wednesday over a lawsuit alleging the Santa Clarita Community College District is in violation of the California Voting Rights Act with its at-large elections. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. The SCCCD, which is the governing board for College of the Canyons’s two Santa Clarita ...

A three-judge appellate court panel ruled in favor of the plaintiffs who claimed Palmdale is in violation of the California Voting Rights Act with its at-large City Council election

A judge issued a tentative ruling in the case of a California Voting Rights Act lawsuit alleging a violation against the Santa Clarita Community College District; a trial is expected to start in June

The College of the Canyons governing board appointed the leadership for COC for the next year at its meeting Tuesday

To stay in compliance with the state Fair Political Practices Commission, public agencies like the Santa Clarita Community College District must routinely update their Conflict of Interest Code. The County Board of Supervisors approved these changes Tuesday.

Michael Berger, Joan MacGregor and Steven Zimmer are up for reelection to the Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees. All three will run in the November 5 election, hoping to contribute their unique experiences and skill sets.

The attorney for a civil rights discrimination suit that was filed against the city of Santa Clarita, Sulphur Springs School District and the Santa Clarita Community College District is advising local officials to settle

On July 1, Dianne G. Van Hook celebrates 25 years as CEO of College of the Canyons. The college has grown in size and number of students since she began and education officials and local government leaders praise her vision.

The College of the Canyons Cougar Stadium will close starting Monday to allow for a artificial turf resurfacing project that will take several weeks and benefit both COC and Hart District teams.