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If you resolved to do more for your family in 2015, this is the story for you!
Santa Clarita's not lacking in open space - isn't it time you started taking advantage of it? In 2015, encourage the kids to put down the video games and pick up a rock.
Fall is the season of warmth and wonderment - here's how to share it with those you love!
Some Saugus High grads not only come back to our community after college, but they return to the campus where they once were a student - not just to pay a visit, but to teach! Today, 26 teachers, administrators and classified employees at Saugus are working in the classrooms where they cut their educational teeth and grew into responsible citizens. Their roots have grown deep as former Centurions and they are fully invested in the school, its culture and the students.
"See that little girl on the big horse? That's my daughter. Before she came to Carousel Ranch, she couldn't even sit up. She never smiled. Now look at her!," said the mom I met a decade ago.
Sponsors RE/MAX of Valencia & RE/MAX of Santa Clarita Share the Day's Highlights
Meet Target's newest commercial star and learn about the "secret benefits" of homebirth.
In honor of Christopher Wilke, a 12-year-old boy who died of cancer of the bile ducts on March 20, 2014, Burbank resident and ultra marathon runner Roy Wiegand is planning to run from Angels Stadium in Anaheim to the Michael Hoefflin Foundation in Santa Clarita on Friday, July 4. All proceeds from this run will go to the Michael Hoefflin Foundation for Children's Cancer.
What you need to do to pay for college, who's making a name for themselves in Hollywood & more
Santa Clarita is chock-full of exceptional non-profit organizations, but that doesn't mean that, sometimes, people want to think outside the box (Or city!) when it comes to donating resources or volunteering their time.
Treat your furbabies to the best under the tree while providing food for animals in need.
Jacob Zamora, born in 1984, grew up in the SCV and attended Sulphur Springs, La Mesa and Canyon High schools. He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America. After graduation, Jacob aspired to become a California Highway Patrol officer and became a member of the CHP Explorer Post 540 in the SCV.
Do you know what your rabbit should be eating - and how to adopt a rubber ducky? You do now!
Ready to run? How about walk, or take up tennis? Here's the support and incentive you need.
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