UPDATED 9:40 a.m. Tuesday
The Crown Fire is now 100 percent contained, all evacuations have been lifted and roads are open in the burn areas.
The fire burned 13,918 acres in Acton and Leona Valley/North Palmdale and fire crews remain on scene to treat any hot spot and perform mop up operations.
From the LA County Fire official website:
A 21-year old Palmdale man died in a head-on collision that also critically injured a 78-year old Santa Clarita man Tuesday afternoon.
On Monday, Providence Holy Cross Medical Center was one of five hospitals honored in Sacramento as a California Baby-Friendly Hospital for not only advocating breastfeeding for maternity patients bur also meeting the needs of employees who are breastfeeding.
One year after the deaths of two firefighters, Captain “Ted” Hall and Specialist “Arnie” Quinones, during the Station Fire, Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich is calling for the Angeles Forest Highway to be named in their honor.
After years of lobbying from members of the Santa Clarita Historical Society, restoration of the historic Pioneer Oil Refinery in Newhall appears imminent after receiving $40,000 from the City. 
Former Assemblyman and long-time healthcare advocate Keith Richman died Friday night at UCLA Medical Center with his wife, Suzan and family at his side, after an extended battle with brain cancer. A resident of the San Fernando Valley, he was an active physician and philanthropist.
18-year-old Brandon Maddux of Newhall is hoping to do some remarkable things in the country of Belize, but he needs our help. On August 14, Maddux will be holding a garage sale to raise funds so he and 12 others can travel to the country of Belize and interact and keep company the orphaned children at the Kings Children Home, a non-profit organization based in Belize that is dedicated to helping provide residential care to children in need.
If you see a California Highway Patrol (CHP) car with a purple ribbon flying from its antenna, you might wonder “Why?” The answer: August is “Purple Ribbon Month” to raise awareness for the “Unattended Child in a Motor Vehicle Act,” also known as “Kaitlyn’s Law.”
A SCV Food Pantry spokesperson reported that the Pantry has run low on hygiene products. They are in need of bar soap and shampoos.
