In continuing their investigation into the shooting deaths of 30-year-old Elijah Harts and 27-year-old Anthony Mora, Homicide Investigators identified 19-year-old Alejandro Trujillo of Newhall, as a suspect in the murders.
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The County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation will celebrate Black History Month from Feb. 5 to 28, 2026, with free programs and events at 59 parks throughout Los Angeles County.
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The Cube - Ice and Entertainment Center, powered by Valencia by FivePoint, is excited to welcome back the 2026 West Coast Hockey Conference Playoffs.
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Love is in the air, and now couples can rope in forever on Saturday, April 18, during a one-of-a-kind Cowboy Festival Wedding
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ARTree Community Arts Center is branching out with its new Open Studio monthly event.
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Sheriff Robert G. Luna announced details and results from the twelfth annual Operation Reclaim and Rebuild enforcement operation.
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The city of Santa Clarita, in partnership with the Castaic Animal Care Center, will host the PAWS for Love Adoption Event on Saturday, Feb. 7.
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How can California State University, Northridge student athletes enhance their performances? Learning how to get a good night’s sleep may be the answer. A team of CSUN students is conducting research to find out.
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<strong>1822</strong> - Surveyor Edward F. Beale born in Washington, D.C.; cut through Newhall Pass 40 years later, assembled 270,000-acre Tejon Ranch [<a href="https://scvhistory.com/scvhistory/bealeafb.htm" target="_blank">story</a>]<br>
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To further its mission of providing reliable supplies of high-quality water to the Santa Clarita Valley, the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is installing a new water main to serve customers in the area of Calgrove Boulevard and Ebelden Avenue in Santa Clarita.
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The Santa Clarita Artists Association monthly meeting will be held Monday, Feb. 23, 6-7:30 p.m. at the Newhall Library Community Room.
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Canyon Theatre Guild opened Friday, Jan. 24 evening to a nearly sold out house and a standing ovation, the classic Broadway musical, "Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific."
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The city of Santa Clarita invites you to grow with the city this Arbor Day at the first-ever Tree-mendous celebration on Saturday, April 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Valencia Heritage Park.
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The Santa Clarita Valley Man and Woman of the Year organization has announced the 2026 list of SCV volunteers nominated for for the honor.
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You have likely seen it happen and you may have even experienced it firsthand.
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Los Angeles County will be showing off unparalleled venues and views as a backdrop for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2028.
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The Saugus Union School District Measure EE Citizens Oversight Committee meeting will be held 6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 5, at the West Creek Academy Library, 28767 N. West Hills Drive, Santa Clarita, CA 91354.
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Join WeWil Collaborative Inc. on Saturday, March 7 for the Fourth Annual International Women’s Day Live event, a powerful celebration of women’s achievements and a collective call to action to forge gender equality through abundant giving.
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The city of Santa Clarita presents "I’m a Part of Nature," a solo exhibition by Keiji Ichikawa, on display at the Santa Clarita Public Library Valencia Branch now through Wednesday, April 15.
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Chloe Auble scored 19 points to lead The Master's University women's basketball team to a 76-63 win over Life Pacific Saturday night, Jan. 31 in San Dimas.
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The Master's University baseball team closed out its series against the William Carey (MS) Crusaders with a pair of losses Saturday, Jan. 31 at Lou Herwaldt Stadium.
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The Master's University men's and women's swimming teams dominated the GSAC Championships Jan. 30-31 in Aliso Viejo, winning both titles by more than 100 points.
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The Santa Clarita Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, Feb. 5 at 6 p.m., in Council Chambers at City Hall.
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16 Comments
Wow so dam sad
Yep. On the rise
Scary!
Not the same city it was that’s for sure?
You can tell how the city of santa clarita is becoming richer just by how much drugs it’s able to afford and it’s sad how parents have little to no clues of how their kids are getting their hands on them. The answer is NOT always putting more money in their wallets.
Excellent comment. But will the parents in this valley realize how true it is.
Shirley Vercelli No,the answer is, no the parents in SCV do not realize that it is their children that have the drug problem. And it is thriving in the richest of neighborhoods and the poorest neighborhoods, no one class of people is immune.
That’s one part of the equation, the other and sad part is, who is helping the drug movement getting to their targets across the borders? Perhaps the good citizens demand the whole government structure discloses EVERYTHING in it’s dirty closet of who they are going to bed with?.. We can pinpoint smartbombs within a few inches of our desired target half way round the globe and yet we have a drug problem right on our doorstep?… LMAO…. You know how disgustingly perverted our system can get sometimes?
Possibly dumber, more like it. Too many parents themselves love to party & ignore family life. They have dumb ideas that drug use is a “phase.” Many kids have no clue how to have “fun” without being drunk or high. In addition addict parents have addict kids. If mom or dad is s drunk, pill popper, stoner, recreational drug user than kids may follow. Those are powerful examples. I don’t get why people can’t have fun without the booze, beer or drug consumption?!
It’s everywhere not just Santa Clarita!!!
Heron costs less than Percocet in many cities
I don’t get the whole drug consumption life style? Really? Nasty heroine? That’s like taking dicon for fun!! Huh? Pill popping is just absurd. And On top of that there’s a whole lot of hypochondriacs running around. Out of control. Hurry some one develop a pill to cure addiction disease? People have lost their sense of purpose. How do people consciously make a decision to get started? Creepy way to die.
I believe in making all of it LEGAL! It’s working in other countries, We haven’t tried it. . And I believe Humans are Worth the legalization of drugs to ,,HELP, never to harm… the government can do Better * peace and Unveiling of the TRUTH+++
Laura Oswald Dangelo
Where have you all been? My friends are all addicted to pills and I graduated in 2002. Santa Clarita can’t just be realizing this can it? I mean since I’ve left the town. I’ve lost friends to pills and Heroin. All in all the city needs to stop building places to shop. Instead build places to congregate and disperse happiness through interaction. Instead non interactive transactions in stores. They say it’s a great place to raise a family. Until they get to high-school & pills and drinking is the only thing left for fun. Give people something to do. Build a comedy venues. Places where people can have some fun and be safe.
SCV does have an epidemic currently. Heroin and Meth are on the rise and victims are as well. Prescription opiates are no better then their much uglier cousins.
However there is money to be made with the scripts so that perpetual motion will continue to cycle.