 Santa Clarita July 4 Events, Traffic Impacts Santa Clarita residents are invited to celebrate Independence Day with a series of patriotic events taking place throughout Santa Clarita on Saturday, July 4. READ STORY |
 July 4 Rotary Pancake Breakfast Collecting for Fire-scarred Charity The annual 4th of July Pancake Breakfast put on by the Santa Clarita Valley Rotary Club will be collecting money a local charity that recently lost property in a fire. READ STORY |
'Summer: The Sequel' Starts July 13 at COC Held at both campuses, COC's third summer session is expected to include more than 75 sections of high-demand "core" classes covering a wide range of academic subjects and disciplines. READ STORY |
Local Lawmakers Oppose New Mandatory Inoculation Law  Two local lawmakers are not happy with California's new mandatory vaccination policy which was signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday. READ STORY |
Man Allegedly Found with 3-1/2 Gallons of Ecstasy
A Valencia man was arrested Tuesday evening when Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's deputies found him with 3-1/2 gallons of liquid ecstasy, according to Sheriff's Station officials. READ STORY |
Women's Shelter Seeks Donations of PJs, Toiletries  Donate your pajamas, slippers, robes, and toiletries to the Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita to help victims of domestic abuse in our community. READ STORY |
 SCV Entertainment Beat Slam, JAM and more starting Thursday in Newhall. READ STORY |
 Wild West Express Makes It to Next Round of NBC Talent Show
Wild West Express wowed the "America's Got Talent" judges when they flipped, wrapped around and did handstands on running horses Tuesday night on NBC. READ STORY |
Op-Ed: Enjoy the 4th | Mayor Marsha McLean
 This month gets off to a great start with the Fourth of July celebration with some terrific hometown events. The annual Fourth of July parade is held at 9 a.m. in the Newhall and Valencia areas of our city and draws thousands every year. If you enjoy a good morning run, you should definitely consider checking out the Santa Clarita Runners Club 5K/10K run-walk. And what Fourth of July would be complete without a fireworks show? COMMENTARY |
Back to Nature: Ladybug, Ladybug | Gini Lomerson  I turned around to watch my friends walk through this wall of bugs and was amazed. The bugs flew above the heads of my friends and then dropped back down to their original flight path. COMMENTARY |
Op-Ed: Haters Hatin' | Joe Messina
 There are many of the left who would love to see me removed from the school board because supposedly I'm "hateful" because I don't believe in same-sex marriage. They say my views will hurt their kids. But I'm not the only one. How many other Christians (who think like me, but aren't as vocal) are in elective office? Will you be calling to remove all Christians from elected office? COMMENTARY |
 Today in SCV History: July 2, 1923
Realtor-engineer-pilot-SCV Man of the Year Harry Bell born in Michigan.
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New Old Stuff: Actually Not the Same Old Stuff  Just as his earlier stage career took him from Shakespeare to the American West, William S. Hart's film career wasn't limited to portrayals of cowboys. Labor unrest was capturing national headlines after World War I as more and more workers organized, and Hart jumped into the fray feet-first with "The Whistle" (as in a factory whistle). Hart portrays an industrial laborer in New England who avenges his son's death in a workplace accident that resulted from a greedy factory owner's refusal to implement costly safety measures. Despite critical acclaim, "The Whistle" wasn't the sort of fare Hart's fans were used to, and the picture failed at the box office. It was even banned in some states because of the controversial subject matter. READ STORY, SEE MORE |
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