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1945 - Local residents vote 432-2 to approve $300,000 bond measure to build SCV's first high school [story]
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New County Program Enlists Cities in Homelessness Fight
Friday, Jul 28, 2017

A new front in Los Angeles County’s battle against homelessness was launched today with an innovative program aimed at encouraging cities across the region to join forces more strongly in confronting this escalating humanitarian crisis. The county and the Home for Good Funders Collaborative — a joint...

First Round of Measure H Funding Allocated To Fight Homelessness
Tuesday, Jun 13, 2017

Los Angeles County Supervisors allocated the first round of Measure H funds Tuesday to combat the growing homeless issue in L.A. County. Read the full story [here].

Bridge to Home, Law Enforcement, Government Officials Clear Homeless Encampments
Monday, May 22, 2017

City, county and law enforcement officials cleaned up the Santa Clara River wash, aiming to remove illegal encampments and improve residents’ safety, officials said Monday. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies were working alongside city officials to eliminate homeless encampments in the...

CSUN Food Scarcity Discussion Aims to Break Stereotypes of Homeless Students
Wednesday, Apr 26, 2017

The term homeless is challenged when it strays from its visual stereotype of a person living in the streets, who lacks money, food and domestic resources. College students might not realize that while they focus on taking notes during lectures, others may also be worrying about when their next shower,...

Bridge to Home Gives Humanitarian Award to Film Director
Tuesday, Apr 25, 2017

Bridge to Home, SCV homeless service provider, gave a Humanitarian Award to Yaniv Rokah, Director of the internationally acclaimed documentary movie “Queen Mimi” at the Cowboy Breakfast Fundraiser in Newhall on Saturday. Marie Haist or Queen Mimi now 91 years old and living in an apartment,...

Registrar-Recorder’s Final Tally Shows Measure H Passes
Monday, Mar 20, 2017

In a historic vote that will change the urban landscape of Los Angeles County for years to come, a supermajority of voters said “yes” to Measure H, voting to tax themselves to prevent and end the crisis of homelessness that has swept through their communities. The latest tally from the County Registrar-Recorder/County...

Man Attempts to Rob Homeless Woman in Canyon Country
Monday, Mar 13, 2017

A man allegedly brandished a firearm while attempting to rob a motorist who turned out to be homeless in a Canyon Country parking lot Sunday night, authorities said. At around 10:30 p.m. Sunday night, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials received a call that an armed man had attempted...

Homelessness Measure Takes the Night, But Too Close to Call
Wednesday, Mar 8, 2017

The only item on the ballot for Santa Clarita Valley voters Tuesday – whether to raise the sales tax by one-quarter of 1 percent to combat homelessness in Los Angeles County – remained too close to call despite a narrow lead on election night. Measure H requires a two-thirds vote to pass (66.67 percent)....

Landlord Outreach Event Aims to Help End Homelessness
Thursday, Feb 16, 2017

Wednesday, over 200 landlords attended a HouseLA event to learn about programs that offer financial incentives in exchange for partnering with the County, city, and non-profit service providers to end LA’s homelessness crisis. County and City staff shared information about the Homeless Incentive Program...

HACoLA Continues to Work to Provide Housing for County Residents
Thursday, Feb 9, 2017

Raymond Ramirez, a Los Angeles County resident who lost his home and suffered a debilitating illness that contributed to his continued use of substances, has found a new outlook on life. After living on the streets, Mr. Ramirez entered into a rehabilitation program, followed by transitional housing,...

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1945 - Local residents vote 432-2 to approve $300,000 bond measure to build SCV's first high school [story]
Hart High
1883 - Heirs of Henry Mayo Newhall incorporate The Newhall Land and Farming Co. [story]
NLF stock certificate
DisclosureFest and Fade to Black will host the Mass Meditation Initiative on Summer Solstice weekend, Friday, June 21- Sunday, June 23 at Castaic Lake.
June 21-23: Mass Meditation, Music, Yoga Festival at Castaic Lake
The Chiquita Canyon Landfill Community Relief program will offer live assistance on Saturday, June 1 at the Castaic Library to help individuals in applying for aid.
June 1: Chiquita Canyon Relief Program Assistance at Castaic Library
An upcoming hearing on the lawsuit Citizens for Chiquita Canyon Closure v. County of Los Angeles will be held on Wednesday, June 5.
June 5: Citizens for Chiquita Canyon Closure v. County of Los Angeles Hearing
The classic Neil Simon comedy "Come Blow Your Horn” will run at the Canyon Theatre Guild in Old Town Newhall now thorugh June 29.
May 31-June 29: ‘Come Blow Your Horn’ at CTG
Join Child & Family Center's free Summer Bash. The inaugural Summer Bash is a three-day camp designed to empower and inspire sixth to eighth graders through a series of exciting activities and workshops.
June 18-21: Child & Family Center’s Free Summer Bash for Sixth-Eighth Grades
College of the Canyons honored its 2024 graduating class during the college’s 55th annual commencement celebration on Friday, May 31, in the college’s Honor Grove, located on the Valencia campus.
COC’s 55th Commencement Ceremony Celebrates Class of 2024
The SCVTV production team is proud to announce that it captured silver and bronze awards at the 45th Annual Telly Awards announced on May 21.
SCVTV Wins Silver, Bronze Telly Awards
Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department are asking for the public’s help locating a missing Santa Clarita woman.
LASD Seeks Public’s Help Locating Missing Santa Clarita Woman
Los Angeles County Library, in collaboration with the Los Angeles Public Library and 16 other library systems including the Santa Clarita Public Library, has announced the launch of One Book, One County, a community reading program running from June 1 to July 27.
L.A. County Library Launches Largest Book Club in County
Mission Valley Bank has announced the appointment of John Parker as the new Chairman of the Board, succeeding Earle S. Wasserman. Parker, who has been an integral part of the Bank for more than nine years, will assume his new role effective immediately, highlighting continued growth and innovation for the bank.
John Parker Named Board Chair at Mission Valley Bank
Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley was recently awarded a $15,000 grant from Clayton and Family Promise National to help ensure families in the SCV receive the support they need to remain safely housed.
Family Promise of SCV Awarded $15,000 Grant
Topanga Canyon Boulevard/State Route 27 is set to reopen on Sunday, June 2, after being shut down due to a 9 million-pound landslide.
June 2: Topanga Canyon/SR 27 Will  Reopen Three Months Early After Slide
The lineup of speakers have been announced for the inaugural Santa Clarita Valley Book Festival to be held Saturday June 8 at the Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center on the campus of College of the Canyons.
June 8: Speaker Lineup Announced for Inaugural SCV Book Festival
Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School (SCVi), the founding school for iLEAD, a tuition-free public charter school network providing innovative learning options for children in grades TK through 12, has announced the launch of the new Aerospace Learning Pathway.
SCVi Charter School Launches Aerospace Learning Pathway
1891 - Reverend F.D. Seward opens the new First Presbyterian Church in Newhall [story]
First Presbyterian Church
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting Tuesday, June 4, at 6 p.m., in City Hall's Council Chambers.
June 4: Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The American Red Cross critically needs blood and platelet donors now following a concerning trend over the past month – fewer donors rolling up a sleeve to give lifesaving blood.
American Red Cross Announces Critical Need for Blood, Platelet Donors
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Engineering and Operations Committee will hold a meeting Thursday, June 6, at 5:30 p.m., in the Engineering Services Section Boardroom, 26521 Summit Circle in Santa Clarita.
June 6: SCV Water Engineering, Operations Committee Meeting
Tune in to Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation's episode of SCV Means Business to join host, Dr. Jey Wagner, as he interviews economist Mark Schniepp about the current state of the economy
SCVEDC’s Newest Podcast on Economy Now Available
Join the Santa Clarita Artists Association Monday, June 17, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at Barnes and Noble Valencia for its monthly meeting, where it will feature Annette Power.
June 17: Artist Annette Power Free Demo at Barnes & Noble
School is out for summer and it is time to enjoy the long sunny days and warm nights.
Mayor Cameron Smyth | Summer Nights at SENSES, Celebrate
Denise Sandoval, a Chicana/o studies professor at California State University, Northridge, called the latest exhibit she’s co-curated with Los Angeles’ Petersen Automotive Museum a “love letter” to the craftsmen and craftswomen who have created some of the world’s most distinctive lowriders.
CSUN Prof Curates Lowrider Craftsmanship ‘Love Letter’
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