State Senator Steve Knight sent a letter to the Regional Water Quality Control Board asking for the chloride compliance deadline to be extended to September of 2019.
KHTS AM-1220 radio station co-owner Carl Goldman is in Washington DC as part of Hometown Station’s annual lobbying trip to share local concerns with our national leadership.
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials want to clarify the rumors of a reported assault/battery at City Hall that took place during a City Council meeting May 14.
Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County received the Compass Blueprint award from the Southern California Association of Governments for their joint city-county "One Valley, One Vision" plan. The award will be presented to the city council on June 25.
Santa Clarita's unemployment rate fell 0.4 percent, from 6.1 to 5.7 percent, between March and April, according to the state Employment Development Department. City Manager Ken Striplin believes it is due to a more active local economy.
The Santa Clarita Worksource Center will host a free recruitment event for Staffmark on Friday, May 31 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the College of the Canyons University Center. Job seekers should come dressed professionally and prepared with resumes and ID.
Albert Einstein Academy's Relay for Life team joined the Santa Clarita community to tackle leukemia while honoring its late football coach, John Greaves.