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“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…
A colorful mural painted on the side of a building features bright orange poppies, pink and white daisies, a hummingbird, and a large monarch butterfly in the foreground. Behind them, rolling green hills and purple mountains stretch into the distance. Silhouettes of people and a path through the landscape are also depicted. Above the mural, a yellow banner reads “ART HAPPENS HERE.” The building appears to be an art gallery, with windows and a sign visible on the side.

Local artists find support through Santa Clarita Artists Association

Just past all the storefronts, on the corner of Main and 6th,…

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…
A table with a blue tablecloth reading “College of the Canyons Veterans Resource Center” is set up outdoors, displaying brochures, small American flags, and informational materials. Several people stand around the table engaged in conversation. In the background, chairs and tables are visible inside a building.

Veterans receive support resources in transition to civilian life

For thousands of veterans, finding the right resources is a long and…
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…