Archive By Author - Jonathan Randles
Where's there's smoke, there's a fire drill
A firefighting drill is being conducted at the 29300 block of The Old Road, Los Angeles County Fire officials said Thursday.
Officials hope to keep tax breaks
Santa Clarita Valley officials said Wednesday that they're skeptical of Gov. Jerry Brown's latest budget proposals that plan to scale back a program that gives tax breaks to local businesses.
UPDATED: Car crashes into strip mall
The driver of a Honda sedan crashed through the front window of the Southland Regional Association of Realtors office building in Canyon Country on Thursday, disrupting real estate classes that were in session, according to officials.
Suspected teen vandal arrested
A 16-year-old was arrested on suspicion of felony vandalism at about 8 a.m. for allegedly shooting out windows at Saugus High School with a pellet gun earlier this week.
County homeless services awarded $12M
The federal government has awarded more than $12 million in federal funding so far this year to help house and support the chronically homeless in Los Angeles County, officials said in a statement Wednesday.
Signal change questioned
The intersection that was the scene of a deadly Independence Day crash after a driver tried to make a left turn now features an enhanced left-turn signal.
UPDATED: Creekside Classic draws 18,000
About 18,000 people hungry for food truck cuisine migrated to Valencia on Sunday to chow down at The Gourmet Food Truck Festival and Classic Car Show, also known as the Creekside Classic.
Castaic man killed in off-road crash
A Castaic man was killed Saturday when the truck he was driving off road fell off a hill and crashed on San Francisquito Canyon Road, authorities said.
Face in the SCV’s crowd
Canyon Country resident Michael Brisselli was surprised when a Ralphs grocery clerk made a beeline toward Brisselli and told him something that made no sense at the time.
Child & Family Center to close day care
The Santa Clarita Child & Family Center will soon eliminate its day care program for low-income families, citing continuing cuts in state funding, officials said Monday.
Crash leaves 1 critical
Editor's note: The age of the woman injured has been corrected. The original story included an age provided at the scene by authorities, and later corrected.
Thieves take $8K in school equipment
Thieves who broke into Wiley Canyon Elementary School in Newhall and made off with laptop computers and digital projectors have set back the cash-strapped school district about $8,000 in replacement costs, officials said Friday.
Driver charged with felony hit and run, DUI
A Palmdale man believed to be driving drunk on Highway 14 was arrested Thursday after he allegedly drove his SUV into a pedestrian, authorities said Friday. Quintin E. Taylor, 49, was arrested on suspicion of felony DUI and hit and run, according to arrest records. Taylor was being held at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station on Friday on $100,000 bail. Taylor has been convicted on drunken driving charges three times before Thursday's arrest, said ...
UPDATED: Mobile home destroyed in fire
A Saugus mobile home was destroyed by fire after its resident allegedly lit a reclining chair on fire with a lighter, witnesses said Thursday.
Mayors’ meal draws hundreds
Dante Acosta received a standing ovation from the 340 people who attended the Mayors Prayer Breakfast at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Thursday after thanking Santa Clarita Valley residents for their support after his son Rudy was killed in March while serving in Afghanistan.
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