The Santa Clarita Valley has been in the news quite a lot lately — and for good reason. Those of us who call the SCV home already know it’s a great place to live and work, but others are taking notice as well.
Some of the accolades we’ve earned over the years include being the Third Safest City in the US, and it’s no secret our schools are consistently on top.
Just this week Santa Clarita was named the 24th Healthiest City in America, ranking 7th for healthcare and 6th for green space.
With miles of trails and paseos, it’s no wonder the SCV is also well known for being a bike-friendly and a runner-friendly community.
Some of these kudos are likely why the SCV has become a hotspot for millennials who are buying their first homes. That’s right — when it comes to putting down roots, younger generations long for a great place to live, work and play just like their parents. (Don’t worry, kids. We won’t tell anyone.)
What’s more, Santa Clarita is the most business-friendly city in Los Angeles County. That’s why companies in the aerospace & defense, medical device, advanced manufacturing, tech, and digital media & entertainment industries are setting up shop across the valley.
SCV is also home to large corporate headquarters like Sunkist, Princess, Scorpion and soon, Logix Federal Credit Union.
If you are wondering if the Santa Clarita Valley could be the right location for your business, contact SCVEDC. Our business services team can help your company hit the ground running, by fostering positive relationships with the city, county, state and federal agencies and officials who are essential to the process, guiding your company through the available incentive and workforce training programs, and connecting you with your peers in your industry cluster.
The SCVEDC is your one-stop resource for helping your company grow.
The Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation is a unique private/public partnership representing the united effort of regional industry and government leaders. The SCVEDC utilizes an integrated approach to attracting, retaining and expanding a diversity of businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley, especially those in key industry clusters, by offering competitive business services and other resources.
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During the second day of testimony during the preliminary hearing for Noel Fisher, the Stevenson Ranch resident and Grammy-winning producer arrested on suspicion of 26 counts of sexual assault and/or rape, the second victim to testify alleged that he grabbed her arm and forced her face down into the cushion of a car seat.
After a state-appointed committee shared a controversial plan to realign the justice system, which would place all of L.A. County’s juvenile offenders in two local camps, local legislators shared their views on their votes for the bills that made the plan possible.
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The Tuesday meeting agenda for the Santa Clarita City Council has been released by officials. Beginning June 22, City Council meetings will return to a fully in-person format.
L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger and Santa Clarita City Council members were surprised this week by news of a state-appointed committee’s plan to move juvenile offenders to a pair of facilities in Saugus.
The city of Santa Clarita Human Relations Roundtable released a statement recognizing Juneteenth, which commemorates the freeing of enslaved African Americans in the Southern states of the United States of America.
On Friday, Los Angeles County Public Health officials confirmed nine new deaths and 253 new cases of COVID-19 countywide, with 28,101 total cases in the Santa Clarita Valley.
College of the Canyons announced it will launch a first-of-its-kind Law Enforcement Technology program slated to begin in Fall 2021, that will focus on the emerging trends and potential applications for new technologies in criminal investigations and other law enforcement operations.
The California Department of Public Health and the California Department of Technology announced today a new Digital COVID-19 Vaccine Record for Californians.
As part of the Old Town Newhall Specific Plan update, the city of Santa Clarita will host a walking tour and pop-up booth at the Old Town Newhall Farmers Market on Saturday, June 26, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
L.A. County Public Health confirmed today eight new deaths and 249 new cases of COVID-19 countywide, with 28,074 total cases in the Santa Clarita Valley.
SCV for Change is scheduled to host a Juneteenth event Saturday evening at Central Park featuring live music, a chalk art walk, tie dye station and raffle.
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With restrictions easing in California and LA County, The Santa Clarita City Council is returning to fully in-person meetings starting with the meeting scheduled for Tues, June 22 at 6 p.m.
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission unanimously approved five single-story apartment units Tuesday for low-income single mothers and their children in Newhall.
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