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A Hart High School football player in a white uniform leaps to catch a pass during a night game against West Ranch, as a Wildcats defender closes in. The play takes place near the end zone with empty bleachers in the background.

Hart Hawks soar past West Ranch, in a Foothill League showdown

The Hart Hawks look to continue their Foothill League dominance over the…

Santa Clarita unites for “Bras for a Cause” fundraiser supporting breast cancer research

For 50 years, Soroptimist International of Valencia has supported women and families…
A crowd of people gathers outside The Stonewall Inn, a historic LGBTQ+ landmark in New York City. The building is decorated with numerous rainbow Pride flags and a banner above the windows that reads "#FindYourPark." Signs displayed include messages like "STOP THE HATE" and "LOVE > HATE." The scene reflects support for LGBTQ+ rights and commemorates the legacy of Stone

A time to reflect on the decades-long fight for equality

“In the sixties, not only was it harsh for gay and trans…
Two people are cleaning debris from a dry, overgrown channel. A man in shorts and boots pushes against a concrete edge while pulling at vegetation, and a woman in jeans and gloves helps remove tangled plants.

Volunteers come together to help clean Santa Clara River

Volunteers, young and old, come together to make a lasting effort to…
A man stands at a podium giving a presentation to a classroom of college students. A slide on the screen behind him promotes an event featuring Cameron Smyth on Tuesday, September 23. The students are seated at desks, some taking notes or using their phones. The classroom walls are decorated with historical and political posters, and a whiteboard behind the speaker displays the club's Instagram handle "@coc_polsa_club" with the word "FOLLOW" written below.

Former Santa Clarita Mayor visits College of the Canyons Poli-Sci Club

Former Santa Clarita Mayor Cameron Smyth visited College of the Canyons to…
A group of five people pose for a photo, with three young individuals holding certificates from the City of Santa Clarita. The certificates recognize high school achievements. The group includes an older woman in a lavender blazer, a man in a purple shirt and tie, and three students standing in the center and right, smiling and dressed in formal or semi-formal attire. An American flag is partially visible in the background.

Santa Clarita City Council recognizes Hispanic Heritage Month

The Santa Clarita City Council held another one of their public meetings,…