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County Supervisors declared a state of emergency in Bouquet Canyon Tuesday in hopes that the process to clean up Bouquet Creek will now move faster.

A man accused of stockpiling an illegal arsenal, including stolen and modified rifles at his Simi Valley home, back in September, took a plea deal this week.

Two winter storms are forecast to move into Santa Clarita starting Wednesday.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department extended a lease for two Super Scoopers through mid March.

The State Board of Equalization voted Tuesday to cut the gasoline tax 3.5 cents per gallon.

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