Mission Valley Bank will not be subject to closure and can still aid you in your banking and financial needs. With the many branches under its wing, Mission Valley Bank is doing everything they can to abide any distancing and safety precautions during the COVID-19 virus. At the bank branches you are comfortable stopping by, precautions such as dropbox deposits ...

2020 has been a year that saw many plans go awry, and many expectations fly out the window. While a stay at home orders have been relaxed in many areas, it is difficult to predict what the coming months will bring and how far social distancing measures will stretch into the future. The pandemic has the potential to change the ...

American citizens have been stuck indoors or close to home since the coronavirus pandemic began in early March of this year. To top it off, most non-essential activities have been canceled or postponed. Now that the seasons have once again changed, most people are anxious to get outdoors, socialize, and have a good time.  On the bright side of things, ...

Things To Do In Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Events – Online Events, Cancellations due to Coronavirus – April 22, 2020: COC Virtual Job Fair *RESCHEDULED; SCV Community UCLA Blood Drive at Real Life Church; Virtual “Out of the Darkness” Santa Clarita Campus Walk… and more! COC Virtual Job Fair 4/24 *RESCHEDULED TO 6/11-12 SCV Community UCLA Blood Drive at Real Life Church 4/28 Virtual ...

The coronavirus pandemic is sweeping across this country and presenting Americans with an unprecedented, challenging situation. It’s causing uncertainty and is creating stress and anxiety in everyone. Many people are panicking and behaving irrationally. Schools and many businesses have closed for an undetermined amount of time.  As a result, drastic measures have been implemented such as quarantine and social distancing ...

Officials with the City of Santa Clarita are urging residents who utilize city-run trails, bike paths and paseos to practice social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. City officials issued a statement Friday morning in which they urged residents to stay safe when using trails, bike paths, and paseos in order to help curb the spread of COVID-19, also known as ...

While the coronavirus has put a halt to sports across the nation, the College of the Canyons football team is finding creative ways to stay connected, continue tradition and stay fit while California’s “Safer At Home” order remains in effect. Canyons Head Coach Ted Iacenda shared the challenge via Twitter, where he asked players to record and share a video ...

While many businesses in Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County are closed and residents are encouraged to stay at home, residents can still get exercise and shop for essential items, officials said. “This does not mean that you cannot leave your home,” said L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn. “You can take a walk, go to the pharmacy and pick up ...

Los Angeles County officials ordered residents to stay home along with the closure of non-essential businesses Thursday night to stop the spread of the coronavirus, so what essential businesses are staying open during the shutdown? The “Safer At Home Order” requires all non-essential businesses to close and advises residents to avoid gatherings of 10 or more people and to maintain ...

As people across Santa Clarita and the nation bunker down at home to implement social distancing and help combat the spread of coronavirus, COVID-19, there are a number of activities that are still safe to partake in, so long as appropriate caution is exercised. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that those practicing social distance continue to ...