California is starting to reopen. What’s next?

There’s two sides in a tug-of-war over reopening Los Angeles County. One side wants a slower, cautious opening, noting the potential health implications. The opposition wants businesses to reopen, minding the economical impact.

Pandemic causes new hardships for local nonprofit

The original model of helping homeless families has changed for most of the 207 Family Promise Affiliates across the nation, including the SCV chapter.

Uneasiness and COVID-19 spread among Canyon Country Target employees

The Santa Clarita Valley’s eastside Target department store suffered a recent outbreak in COVID-19 cases among essential workers in the store, as the third positive case has been confirmed.

Confused? Here’s the health guidelines that apply to you

With many moving pieces, California’s safer-at-home orders continue to evolve, now trending toward reopening areas of the state showing improvement.

Academy of the Canyons faces controversy over virtual graduation plans

Academy of the Canyons seniors voice opposition to the Hart District’s pre-recorded graduation plans amidst COVID-19 and Spring 2020 school cancellation.

Six Flags announces post-COVID-19 reopening plans

The next trip that guests make to Six Flags Magic Mountain might…

New realities hit engaged couples amid COVID-19 pandemic

Bridesmaids and groomsmen are in unforeseen dilemmas. They can no longer hear wedding bells in the near future and are looking for new and fast alternative ways to tie the knot.

A simple Facebook message has united a group of Santa Clarita residents with kindness sewn into their hearts

While the global pandemic is keeping friends and family apart in distance, a simple Facebook message has created an everlasting bond between two strangers. They have masked out the negativity by sharing their passion and spreading kindness across the nation.

Pandemic slowly muting classic vinyl shops in Santa Clarita, SoCal

As the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic begins to slow in California, according to Gov. Newsom’s coronavirus report card, people across the state are looking forward to a return to normalcy.