DFYiT Teens Take Anti-Drug Message to 6th Graders
Members of the Drug Free Youth In Town (DFYiT) program held a "Lifelines" assembly for sixth grade students from Santa Clarita elementary schools Wednesday, and a second assembly is scheduled for today . The assemblies are broken up into three lessons on smoking, alcohol and marijuana, and are taught by the sixth graders' slightly older peers from Valencia High School and West Ranch High School...
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Summerhill Villa Sold to NYC Property Investors
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The Summerhill Villa senior housing complex on Lyons Avenue has been sold to American Realty Capital, a $2 billion New York real estate investment trust. It was one of two properties that sold for a combined $104.5 million...
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City Planners Say No to Einstein; Traffic Unsafe
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Santa Clarita planning commissioners voted 5-0 Tuesday to deny Einstein Academy's plan for a Valencia Industrial Center school site. City staffers said a planned double-right turn onto Rye Canyon would pose a safety concern...
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Help Wanted: To Find Wheelchair Stolen from Garage
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A Canyon Country woman reported that her disabled son's custom-made wheelchair was stolen from her garage in the 27900 block of Tyler Lane, and sheriff's deputies are asking for the public's help to find it.
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SCV Today with Tami Edwards & Dave Caldwell
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Dave is having way too much fun as Ellen Como comes on the show with her BalaCore system. You'll see what Hollywood's hottest bodies are so crazy about. Also: Mike Bjorkman from HomeSmart Santa Clarita explains the difference between and listing agent and a buyers agent; and Joe Messina shares the week's wackiest stories. |
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COC 'Cruzes' Past Glendale in Conference Opener
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Sophomore pitcher Ryan Cruz (1-2) tossed his second career complete game to lead College of the Canyons to a 3-2 victory over Glendale College in the squad's conference home opener Tuesday afternoon at Cougar Field. The Cougars improved to 5-8-1 overall and 1-0 in conference, while Glendale College drops to 9-2 and 0-1 in conference play. |
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Acton Historical Society to Hold First Gathering
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Acton is a 130-year-old frontier mining town - its first permanent resident settled there in the 1880s - but its historical society is brand new. It will hold its first public gathering Tuesday, March 11, at 7 p.m. at the Acton-Agua Dulce Library, and you're invited. |
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Don't 'Rescue' Baby Birds | Evelyne Vandersande
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At the Placerita Canyon Nature Center, at this time of year, people bring birds they have "rescued" every day, and I was asked to write this article to explain a few things that will help you kind-hearted people know the right thing to do. |
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Today in SCV History: March 6, 1772
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Spanish Capt. Pedro Fages arrives; camps at Agua Dulce, Castaic, Lake Elizabeth, Lebec, Tejon.
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New Old Stuff: Hiding in Plain Sight
Charles Costler, foreman of the Triple A Ranch in Agua Dulce, led a posse on a manhunt for a cattle rustler known as the Phantom of Vasquez Rocks. The year was 1945, and the "phantom" had taken some potshots at a government trapper with a .22-caliber rifle. As Costler led the posse, armed with a .22 rifle, he bragged about his marksmanship - and the posse caught its phantom.
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