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A close-up view of a football field end zone with blue turf, white boundary lines, and an orange pylon marking the corner of the goal line.

Los Angeles Council considers Artificial Turf ban; will Santa Clarita follow

Artificial turf is very common in California, as we have the most…
A group of people pose for a photo in front of a purple backdrop with the "Alzheimer's Association" logo repeated across it. Many of the participants are wearing white T-shirts with a message supporting the fight to end Alzheimer's. A few individuals hold colorful pinwheel flowers, a symbol commonly used in Alzheimer's awareness events. One woman in the foreground is taking a picture of the group, while a young child and stroller are also visible. The setting appears to be a sunny outdoor event in a park.

Hundreds walk in Santa Clarita to end Alzheimer’s

Hundreds of walkers dressed in purple filled the park for the Alzheimer’s…
“A community event with people gathered around outdoor tents and booths on a sunny day. Purple balloons are strung in clusters along the walkway, and many attendees are wearing purple clothing. Some people are walking, while others are talking or visiting booths. Trees with autumn foliage and streetlights line the background.”

Child and Family Center hosts annual ‘Purple Walk’ for domestic violence survivors

Beyond the walk, balloons, and confetti, the community came together to raise…
“Front entrance of a City Hall building with the address number 23920 displayed above the doorway. The structure has a red brick exterior with large glass windows. There are ‘Loading Zone’ signs on both sides of the entrance, greenery along the walkway, and a designated accessible parking space to the right.”

Prop 50: leaves Santa Clarita residents divided

Proposition 50 has taken California by storm. But what is it? How…

Inside the Basic Needs Center: supporting students beyond the classroom

Here at College of the Canyons, providing students with the best on-campus…

COC shines a light on suicide prevention

One thousand one hundred empty chairs filled the Honor Grove – each…