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Three people dressed in old-fashioned, 19th-century clothing are gathered outdoors, smiling and talking. A man in a black suit and top hat stands next to two women seated on white chairs; one woman wears a blue dress and the other a blue and white outfit with a black hat adorned with flowers. Behind them, a wooden signpost points to different attractions, including "The Watering Hole," "Hart Hall," "SCV History Center," "Gold Rush Games," and "The Horseshoe Honky Tonk." White tents and green trees fill the background, at the annual Cowboy Festival

Santa Clarita hosts the annual Cowboy Festival

From trick roping to trail barbecue, the 2025 Cowboy Festival at William…

Leah Pastorio
April 27, 2025
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Children playing in a pool wearing bright swim suits

Santa Clarita Aquatic Center hosts Splash N Dash event

The Santa Clarita Aquatic Center is no stranger to hosting community events,…

Joey Gomez
April 27, 2025
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A live band performs on an outdoor stage at night under twinkling string lights. A female vocalist and a male guitarist are clapping with their hands raised, while another guitarist tunes his instrument at the SENSES Block Party.

The Senses Block Party brings the community together with a night of free entertainment

Every third Thursday of the month, Old Town Newhall transforms into a…

Leah Pastorio
April 9, 2025
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A group of people is gathered outdoors behind a table promoting Cul-de-Sac, a literary magazine at College of the Canyons. The table is covered with a banner displaying the magazine’s name and website, along with an assortment of snacks, books, and promotional materials. Some individuals in the group are wearing name tags, and one person holds up a copy of the magazine. Behind them, there are blooming trees, a modern campus building labeled "Boykin Hall," and a few other individuals in the background. The group appears cheerful, posing for a photo in a bright and lively setting.

Student-run journal Cul-de-sac gears up for spring edition

Cul-Da-Sac makes an appearance when they publish the Creative Literary Arts magazine…

Trinity Contreras
April 9, 2025
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sign in front of glass doors directs visitors to the 'Youth Arts Showcase,' part of the Santa Clarita Youth Art Month Celebration. The A sign features colorful text and a large black arrow pointing to the left."

The 9th Annual Youth Arts Showcase invited the community to explore their artistic side

Communities are built on strong relationships that allow one another to seek…

Sofia Mistretta
April 8, 2025
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A student author looks to inspire others with his latest book ‘Transform’

They say you don’t judge a book by its cover. Mark Jonathan…

Jessica Makishima
April 7, 2025
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a the center of the image is a brown plate with a green napkin. On the plate is a dozen Lumpia egg rolls.

Lumpia eating showdown: Contestants devour cultural delicacies in a fun-fueled eating competition

In Santa Clarita, Island Pacific Market hosted a Lumpia Eating Contest brought…

Juliana Lina
April 6, 2025
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COC Professor BAVAND KARIM standing middle directing two Valley cast members

‘The Valley’ begins filming at College of the Canyons

A College of the Canyons film professor has begun filming his newest…

Victoria Andres Suarez
March 27, 2025
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The Unconventional Conventionalists brings the ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ to the Santa Clarita Valley

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a cult classic loved by many…

Victoria Andres Suarez
November 5, 2024
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A giant fake spider jumping at people at Bar Harbor Scares

‘Bar Harbor Scares’ the SCV with haunted, family-friendly fun

Halloween is today, and while most people decorate their houses in the…

Maia Paragas
October 31, 2024
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An aerial, high-angle shot of the William S Hart Museum shows a large, two-story Mediterranean-style villa with white stucco walls and a terracotta tile roof. The house features distinct teal-colored window frames and doors, including arched doorways on the ground floor and a small Juliet balcony on the second level. Two white chimneys rise from the roofline, and a square tower-like structure sits at one corner. The property is nestled between two paved roads that curve around its perimeter, surrounded by lush green trees and a small, manicured lawn.

Hart Mansion reopens under Santa Clarita control following six-year closure

“Our residents and all future generations will have access to this important…

Jessica Makishima
April 18, 2026
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As more switch to lithium batteries, questions about cost and safety grow

If there’s someone who knows and loves fixing cars, it’s Ciro Cornejo,…

Julian Alvarado
April 17, 2026
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California’s Endangered Species Law update complicates Mountain Lion encounters

In February, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife added six distinct…

Debi Denise Morth
April 17, 2026
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Free VITA tax assistance program available at College of the Canyons

According to the IRS, approximately 164 million tax returns will be filed…

Paul Anderson
April 16, 2026
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