Steven Brooks, Stephen Daniels and Stacy Fortner have officially filed for candidacy for the Castaic Lake Water Agency’s upcoming November governing board election, according to CLWA officials. Brooks is scheduled to run against incumbent Ed Colley to represent division one, Daniels will challenge incumbent Robert DiPrimio to represent division two and Fortner is expected to run against incumbents Gary Martin and Tom Campbell for a seat as a member at large, according to the county officials. During the 2012 election, no incumbents were challenged, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder's Office. The deadline to file was Aug. 8.

Overcoming mistakes, including a DUI conviction, College of the Canyons alum and father Jorge Vasquez is trying to use his education to turn his life around for himself and his family.

Coroner’s officials released the identity of a Palmdale woman killed in a single-car rollover crash Saturday morning on Highway 14.

About 90 Santa Clarita Valley residents put away the mouse and meme Sunday night for FoodieFest14, turning a Facebook group into a community potluck feast for all walks of SCV life. “Really, it was just about getting everybody together to share with each other and bond over what is possibly the greatest bonding element, which is food,” said Todd Wilson, one of the lead organizers of the event and an “admin” for the Facebook page “Santa Clarita Foodies.” The event was hosted at the Wolf Creek Brewery Tasting Room inside the Mann Biomedical Park in Santa Clarita from 6-9:30 p.m., and entertainment was provided by Corner Pocket, a band invited by local musician and member Jason McKay.

The Hart district is being investigated by Department of Education officials with the Office of Civil Rights an allegation of Title IX gender discrimination regarding the softball fields at Canyon High

Hart district Superintendent Rob Challinor plans to retire Feb. 1, according to a news release from the district.

Pasadena school district officials, following the lead of a Santa Clarita Valley school district, is suing the Acton Agua Dulce Unified School District over charter school approvals, Pasadena Unified officials said Wednesday. “We want to make sure that families considering enrolling their children at SCALE Academy know that the school is being sued,” said Scott Phelps, PUSD school board president. “There is a real possibility that SCALE Academy will be shut down by the court for illegally operating outside of AADUSD and within Pasadena Unified boundaries.” The school flatly denied any wrongdoing in a statement from Lawrence Wynder, director for SCALE Academy.

Two defendants pleaded no contest to stealing a vehicle part from the Porsche driven by Paul Walker in his fatal crash last November, officials said Wednesday.

Hart district officials are set to look at a new “cooperative effort” with the U.S. Forest Service to offer an educational opportunity for high school students

A Santa Clarita Valley murder suspect from Canyon Country is expected to have a hearing Sept. 2 regarding allegations he shot his father in the home they shared