The California wildfire season is well under way, with close to 2.4 million acres scorched in 2021 so far, according to Cal Fire.  Due to the high number and large size of these fires, none of which are burning in or near Santa Clarita, the air quality in the valley continues to worsen.  Residents and visitors to Santa Clarita in ...

The Santa Clarita Valley air quality has been deemed “moderate” due to overnight gusty winds bringing heavy smoke from northern wildfires. A heavy smoke layer from the Windy Fire in the Sequoia National Forest combined with the smouldering Emigrant Fire in the Grapevine has led to a visible decline in air quality for the Santa Clarita Valley. Widespread haze and ...