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SCV honors fallen warriors with multiple events
The Santa Clarita Valley will host several Memorial Day events Monday to honor local fallen soldiers from all four branches of the U.S. military.
Memorial Day activities planned
The Santa Clarita Valley will host several Memorial Day events Monday to honor local fallen soldiers from all four branches of the U.S. military.
UPDATED: Rosas brothers sentenced
SAN FERNANDO - Brothers Ralph and Christopher Rosas were each sentenced to life without the possibility of parole at a hearing Thursday for the brutal 2006 murder of Louis Alexander Campanelli at the Canyon Country bar the two parties co-owned. Before handing down her sentence in San Fernando Superior Court, Judge Cynthia Ulfig called Campanelli's murder exceptionally violent. Ulfig said she was disturbed to learn of the Rosas brothers' extensive planning before bludgeoning Campanelli to ...
Deputies ID vehicle-theft trends
Since the beginning of the year, there have been more than 300 reported incidents where a thief has stolen property by breaking into a locked car, authorities said Thursday.
Valencia man sentenced for IRS fraud
A former Internal Revenue Services agent from Valencia was sentenced to three years in federal prison this week for filing false tax returns for himself and members of his family, bilking the government out of about $127,000, authorities said Thursday.
Skateboarder injured in collision
A 17-year-old suffered moderate injuries after he was struck by a vehicle at about 5 p.m. today while riding his skateboard near the Panera Bread Company in Valencia, authorities said.
Cowboys set course for success
A raucous crowd of thousands clapped and cheered throughout Canyon High School's graduation ceremony Tuesday in celebration of the senior class' academic achievements.
Canyon High ‘social butterfly,’ overcomes rare cancer, graduates with class of 2011
Balquees Obadi looked forward to starting her senior year at Canyon High School. But days before classes began in August, the pain began. First there were headaches and eye pain. When classes began, her neck and face became swollen. The headaches became unbearable. At first, her doctor's didn't know what was wrong. "It felt like someone stabbing me in the face," Obadi said. "My doctor said there's nothing wrong with me, but I was like, ...
Golden Valley High School students graduate
The Golden Valley High School graduation was a fond look back at how the past four years had shaped this year's senior class and an optimistic celebration of what lies beyond the Canyon Country campus for the class of 2011.
Nine students accepted to U.C. Berkeley represent strong class, principal says
Nine graduating seniors from Golden Valley High School were accepted to the University of California, Berkeley - an unusually high number of students from any public high school to get into one of the most competitive colleges in the country.
Details of December high speed chase emerge in hearing
LOS ANGELES - The Chatsworth man accused of leading deputies on a wild high-speed chase through Santa Clarita in December is bipolar and has a long history of mental illness, his mother testified during his preliminary hearing Monday.
The courting of a courthouse
Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County officials are playing a game of tug of war with the $58 million courthouse planned for the SCV.
Technology gives long arm a hand
Deputies followed the stolen truck through Santa Clarita, from Drayton Street in Newhall to a home-improvement store on Bouquet Canyon Road in Saugus. The search for the stolen Ford F-250 ended in front of a Valencia home May 11.
New city library cards available in June
Library cards for the new Santa Clarita Public Library system will be available starting in June, officials announced in a statement Thursday.
Stolen BMW recovered
A 2008 BMW automobile stolen early this morning from the Hyatt Regency Valencia was recovered in the parking lot of a 99 Cent Only Store in Newhall at about 8:15 a.m., authorities said.
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