Two road rage incidents left one person in custody and another badly shaken up.

The William S. Hart Union School District got their new voting districts approved.

A Fish and Wildlife Propagation Fund Grant request from the Santa Clarita Valley Chapter of Quail and Upland Wildlife Federation was approved by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to restore three “wildlife man-made water sources ‘guzzlers’” in the Los Angeles National Forest.

A public meeting is scheduled for June 3 to discuss a proposal that could turn Johnson Park into an at risk youth facility.

Santa Clarita welcomed 4,000 new residents this past year, giving it the title of city with the largest population increase in L.A County.

Plus, there is rain in the forecast for this week.

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