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.
The original model of helping homeless families has changed for most of the 207 Family Promise Affiliates across the nation, including the SCV chapter.
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.
One mask after another: Santa Clarita resident honors her mom while giving back to the community
To anyone else it might just be an outdated sewing machine. But for one Santa Clarita resident, it is how she is honoring her mother and spreading kindness throughout the community.
A labor of love: strangers print, assemble free face masks amid COVID-19 shortages
The Mask Initiative started out in AJ Apone’s garage in Newhall. Now, he has expanded to over 14 3-D printers and was donated a retail space for his project.
A family’s journey from being genocide survivors to Santa Clarita residents
As the 105 year anniversary of the Armenian Genocide approaches on April 24, a Santa Clarita resident reflects on her family’s story of being genocide survivors.
A COC student’s life shows the complexity of housing insecurity
Santa Clarita has made efforts to protect those who are housing insecure during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the topic of housing insecurity is a multifaceted issue that lingers with people for different reasons.
