Santa Clarita News

**Sheriff’s Station Still Investigating Alleged Shoe-Camera Filming at Valencia Town Center Mall**

**Canyon Country Man to Face Trial on Three Child Sexual Abuse Charges**

**Newhall School District Reports Academic Gains in Midyear LCAP Review**

**Valencia boys, Saugus girls secure Foothill League soccer titles as regular season concludes**

**Saugus Union School District Board Reviews Timeline and Community Input Plan for Superintendent Search**

**Santa Clarita to Host First-Ever “Tree-mendous Arbor Day” Celebration on April 11**

**SCV Sheriff’s Station Encourages Residents to Know Their Evacuation Zone for Emergency Preparedness**

**L.A. County Moves to Curb Rising Kratom Use Amid Overdose and Addiction Concerns**

**“7th Circuit” Photography Exhibition by Yuliia Savenko at Canyon Country Community Center**

**Sulphur Springs Teachers Say 1.3% Pay Raise Falls Short of Rising Cost of Living**

**New Calgrove and Ebelden Water Main Construction to Begin Feb. 23**

**City of Santa Clarita Seeks New Members for Artist Selection Committee**

**Hart Girls’ Basketball Clinches CIF-SS Playoff Berth With 46–33 Win Over West Ranch**

**College of the Canyons’ VITA Program to Offer Free Tax Preparation Services During 2026 Filing Season**

**Hart Boys’ Basketball Clinches Playoff Berth With Road Win Over West Ranch**

Attorney Signals Potential Lawsuit After 5-Year-Old Wanders Off North Park Elementary Campus

**Valencia Girls Basketball Goes 12–0, Wins Foothill League Title Undefeated**

**Valencia Defeats Golden Valley 68–63 in Season Finale, Carrying Momentum Into Playoffs**

**SCV Boys & Girls Club Power Hour Fundraiser at Ross Dress for Less, Feb. 7–March 1**

**SCAA Plein Air Painting Meetup at Placerita Canyon Nature Center on Feb. 20**

**Longtime Sulphur Springs Superintendent Robert “Bob” Nolet Dies at 77 After Five-Year Battle With Cancer**

**GoFundMe Launched for Santa Clarita Hockey Player’s Mother Critically Injured in Colorado Van Crash**

**Amazon to Cut 16,000 Jobs in Restructuring Push to Reduce Bureaucracy and Focus on AI**

**All Seven Hart District Comprehensive High Schools Earn 2025 AP School Honor Roll Recognition**

**State Sen. Suzette Martinez Valladares Warns Against California Per-Mile Driving Tax Proposal (AB 1421)**

**California Senate Republicans Urge Gov. Newsom to Act on Refinery Closures Amid Gas Price Concerns**

**Overtime Win Lifts Lady Mustangs to First Place in GSAC**

**GoFundMe Launched to Support Greenwald Family After Fatal Snowplow Crash Leaves Mother Critical and Children Injured**

**Today in SCV History: Feb. 5, 1921 — William S. Hart Purchases Horseshoe Ranch, Shaping the Future Hart Park**

**Valentine’s Weekend Celebration at Gilchrist Farm Offers Family Fun and Farm Activities, Feb. 14–15**

**SC Lady Flyers Receive Emotional Homecoming at The Cube After Tragedy and Championship Run**

TMU Men’s Basketball Falls 75–74 to No. 14 Hope International in Hard-Fought Battle

**Grand Theft Suspect Arrested in Sylmar After Stealing Over $1,500 in Clothing from Santa Clarita Store**

**Mobile DOC Van Brings Weekly Plagiocephaly Treatment to Santa Clarita Families**

**Jimenez Powers Lady Cougars to 22–5 Road Win Over Compton College**

**Bivium Wine Hosts Galentine’s and Valentine’s Day Events Feb. 13–14 in Newhall**

**Late-Inning Rally Lifts Canyons Baseball to First Road Win, 6–4 at L.A. Harbor**

**L.A. County Parks Host Free Black History Month Celebrations Across 59 Parks Through Feb. 28**

**Opinion: Making Santa Clarita Transit More Affordable Today While Building a Reliable, Resilient Future**

**Florida Man Pleads Not Guilty to Murder in Fatal DUI Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Soccer Player**

**College Briefs for Feb. 5: Local Students Earn Fall 2025 Dean’s List Honors at Utah Tech, Cedarville and Central Methodist Universities**

**Opinion: The First Amendment Doesn’t Protect Trespassing or Disrupting Church Services**

**Opinion: Warning Against a “Truth Court” to Fine Public Officials for False Statements**

**More Affordable Rides and a More Resilient Future: Santa Clarita Transit’s Fare Capping and Hydrogen Bus Initiative**

**DA Charges Newhall Man With Two Counts of Murder in 2025 Halloween Shooting**

**Mixed Emotions as Santa Clarita Flyers 12U Girls Return Home After Championship Amid Tragedy**

**LASD Arrests 19-Year-Old in Connection With Newhall Double Homicide From Halloween 2025**

**Mexican Mafia Associate Sentenced to 10 Years for Brutal 2019 Jail Assault**

**Trinity Boys’ Basketball Survives Late Rally, Beats SCCS 57–46 in Rivalry Thriller**

**Trinity Girls’ Basketball Dominates SCCS, Extends Heritage League Winning Streak to 71 Games**

**The Cube to Host 2026 West Coast Hockey Conference Playoffs, Feb. 6–8**

**Say “I Do” Cowboy-Style: Couples Can Get Married at Santa Clarita’s 30th Annual Cowboy Festival**

ARTree Community Arts Center Launches 'Branching Out' Open Studio for Kids Aged 10-14: Monthly Creative Exploration Event

Fall in Love Fur-Ever: Valentine's Day-Themed Pet Adoption Event at Santa Clarita Public Library

**GoFundMe Launched for SC Lady Flyers Mom Brenda Greenwald After Severe Crash Injuries, ICU Stay**

Santa Clarita Valley High Schoolers Stage Walkout in Nationwide Anti-ICE Protest

**Mexican Mafia Associate Sentenced to 10 Years for Attempted Murder in Orange County Jail Attack**

Illegally Dumped Chickens in Acton Found with Contagious Avian Disease, Raising Public Health Concerns

**Registration Opens for LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games Ticket Draw; Deadline March 18**