The 2015 Celebrity Waiter Dinner to benefit the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center offered guests a chance to leave Santa Clarita behind and travel to “Cities Around the World.” The theme of the annual event found attendees dressing in costumes reflecting the lifestyles of Las Vegas, Mexico City, New Orleans, Dodge City, London and San Francisco. The fanciful event also ...

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Santa Clarita and the SCV Foodies Facebook group members are calling out all chocolate lovers to head over to the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center for the first ever Chocolate Cook-Off. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. The event will be held on Jan. 18 from 11:45 a.m. ...

Los Angeles County plans to set at least $3 million aside for a new SCV Senior Center, a representative for Supervisor Michael Antonovich said Thursday. Supervisors approved $2.5 million in funding at their weekly meeting Tuesday in Los Angeles, said Tony Bell, Antonovich’s spokesman. Another $500,000 is expected to be allocated in January, when budgets are re-evaluated, he said. No deal ...

Los Angeles County plans to set at least $3 million aside for a new SCV Senior Center, a representative for Supervisor Michael Antonovich said Thursday. Supervisors approved $2.5 million in funding at their weekly meeting Tuesday in Los Angeles, said Tony Bell, Antonovich’s spokesman. Another $500,000 is expected to be allocated in January, when budgets are re-evaluated, he said. No deal ...

Two Placerita Junior High counselors are bringing career exploration to their students during summer school break time.

Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging officials are planning to hold their annual SCV Senior Center Golf Classic at TPC Valencia on Sept. 15.

If approved by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center could receive $166,318 and the project to build a new fire station in Castaic could move forward.

The SCV Senior Center’s second annual Touch-A-Truck event came to Central Park Saturday and brought dozens of vehicles from the LA County Fire Department, Sheriff’s Department and more.

The SCV Senior Center will host their second annual Touch-A-Truck fundraiser at Central Park on June 14. Children and adults alike will be able to interact with a number of fire trucks, patrol cars, construction vehicles and others.

The Santa Clarita Valley Mayor’s Committee for Employment of Individuals with Disabilities is hosting a luncheon on Thursday where keynote speakers will address the theme, Memory Loss, Aging and the Workplace. Rachelle Dardeau, executive director of the SCV Senior Center, and Susan Chapman Howland, director of education at the Alzheimer’s Association California Southland Chapter, will speak about how memory loss ...