Inside Sports: Wrestling Comes to Valencia High Wrestling
is now an official sport at Valencia High School. Plus: Highlights of
the current high school football season, an interview with an ex-COC
pitcher who plays for the New York Mets, and more. |
Newhall Schools Hailed as 'Showcase' for Special Ed  The
Newhall School District is one of only six in the state to be selected
for a grant that will pay for new personnel who will show other
districts in California how to provide exemplary special education
services. |
 Services for Saugus Senior to be Held Friday A
Funeral Mass for Jennifer Stift, the 17-year-old Saugus High School
senior who was struck and killed by a motorist while she was jogging
Aug. 18, will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Kateri Catholic Church,
followed by a memorial service at 1 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints at Bouquet & Centurion, next to the
school. OBITUARY |
7th Suspect in CC Bike Path Robberies Arrested  Santa
Clarita Valley Sheriff's officials have arrested a seventh suspect in
connection with a series of armed robberies on a bike path in Canyon
Country. READ STORY |
Saugus Woman Arrested for 'Swatting' Mother-in-law 
SCV Sheriff's deputies arrested a Saugus woman for filing a false
police report after she allegedly called 911 and said her mother-in-law
was aiming a shotgun at her. Deputies swarmed the home only to find
there was no evidence to support the claim. READ STORY |
 Man, 19, Gets 45 Days for Theft, Serves 3 A
Santa Clarita man was sentenced Friday to 45 days in jail for petty
theft after requesting a trial and losing the case. He was released
Monday from the court's lockup. READ STORY |
 Thursday @Newhall: Chocolate Art Slam
Come see art displays featuring the theme of chocolate; watch artists
create paintings using chocolate; enjoy cooking demonstrations; taste
chocolate samples provided by local chefs, restaurants, and
caterers; and see chocolate sculptures on display. DETAILS |
Sept. 27: City Hosting Ventura Harbor Cruise 
Santa Clarita residents are invited to sign up before Friday, September
19, to join the all-inclusive day trip, which features a scenic harbor
cruise with dinner and round-trip transportation via private charter
bus. SIGN UP |
 Message from the Mayor | Laurene Weste As
we embark upon the future, we continue to look ahead to plan and
provide the necessary infrastructure, programs and services our
residents have come to expect.
COMMENTARY |
 Op-Ed: Beyond the Beach | Darryl Manzer It
was seven days from the day the chopper crashed before they recovered
my father's body. Seven days of walking the bluffs above the beach,
looking out at the rescue and recovery efforts. Seven nights of being on
those same bluffs and seeing those platforms brightly lighted. COMMENTARY |
 Op-Ed: Heil, Putin | Joe Messina Secretary
of State John Kerry was stunned when he heard, as he was giving a
speech overseas, that Russia was invading Crimea and said, "That just
doesn't happen in this century." Was he channeling Baghdad Bob? Really?
It was and still is happening, Mr. Kerry. Are you willing to admit
it? COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: September 3, 1968 |
Opening of SCV's second high school, Canyon High.
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Mark Your Calendar: Rancho Camulos Then & Now |  Hard
to believe that just 10 miles from busy Interstate 5 down scenic
Highway 126 is one of the most picturesque, serene and historic spots in
all of Southern California. It's Rancho Camulos, onetime home of the
Del Valle family, who owned the whole western half of the Santa Clarita
Valley in the mid-1800s. In fact, since 1839, only two families have
owned the ranch, which is why it's still a throwback to the old Spanish
and Mexican days. On Saturday, Oct. 18, Judy Triem, chair of the
nonprofit Rancho Camulos Musuem, will give a talk at the Old Town
Newhall Library and share old photos showing how much - or how little -
the place has changed over the years. |
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