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Outpost planned for Stevenson Ranch
Los Angeles County library officials said Wednesday that they plan to set up a temporary outpost in Stevenson Ranch where library patrons can order and pick-up books after the city of Santa Clarita takes control of the Canyon Country, Newhall and Valencia libraries later this year.
Local pleads guilty to asbestos charge
A Santa Clarita man pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to a felony charge of conspiring to violate a state law meant to ensure the safe cleanup of asbestos.
A beeline for books: Canyon Country library reopens
There was one place Jerry Adams wanted to find as soon as he moved from Glendale to Canyon Country a year ago: the nearest library.
Local districts clash over water supply
Approval of about 550 planned homes outside the local water wholesaler's service area will be left in planning purgatory until developers can secure an independent water supply for the proposed development, officials said Friday.
Drug busts lead to 4 arrests
Authorities arrested four suspected drug dealers, seized 17 pounds of marijuana, hundreds of grams of hashish, psychedelic mushrooms and a stash of Hydrocodone pills worth more than $34,000 in two separate drug busts earlier this week, authorities said Thursday.
Driver pleas in fatal crash
The 23-year-old Canyon Country woman authorities believe caused the Fourth of July crash that killed a Newhall mother pleaded not guilty Wednesday to one count of felony vehicular manslaughter at her arraignment in San Fernando Superior Court.
UPDATED: Food truck festival postponed
Santa Clarita Valley food enthusiasts will have to wait a week before they can get their chow on at the Santa Clarita Food Truck Festival.
UPDATED: Sharon Runner wins state Senate seat
Republican former Assemblywoman Sharon Runner had a commanding lead over Democrat Darren Parker late Tuesday in the race to fill the state Senate District 17 seat vacated by her husband.
A chain of pain
Trying to sleep is a nightmare for Donald Schick. The nerve damage in his hip makes it excruciating to sleep on his side. The metal rods and screws in his back, ankle and pelvis make it hard to find any position that's comfortable. "I wake up 15 to 20 times a night. I always have to re-shift (positions)," Schick says. "During the daytime, the pain is tolerable. Nighttimes are nightmares." Living in constant pain has ...
Skull found in Castaic house
Deputies found a human skull Thursday inside the Castaic home of a suspected drug dealer nicknamed "Grave Digger" who was free on bail following a December arrest.
Driver in fatal crash will not be charged
The man whose SUV struck and killed a 15-year-old Canyon Country boy in July blacked out behind the wheel because of a pre-existing medical condition and will not face criminal charges, authorities said Wednesday.
Man dies on set of TV show
A Reseda man died Wednesday after he was struck by a van in the Valencia Industrial Center while working on a film shoot for the CBS television drama "NCIS."
UPDATED: Charges filed in fatal Fourth of July crash
A 23-year-old Canyon Country woman has been charged with one felony count of vehicular manslaughter in connection to a Fourth of July collision that left a Newhall mother dead, authorities said Monday.
City touts all-time low crime rate
The city of Santa Clarita enjoyed the lowest crime rate in its history in 2010, following a regional and national trend.
Stuntwoman hurt on ‘Justified’ set
A stuntwoman was injured Thursday morning at Santa Clarita Studios during filming for the television drama "Justified," officials said.
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