Charlie Fire at 3,380 acres, evacuations still in effect
Mai Nguyen Do September 23, 2018 0 COMMENTSA brush fire broke out near Castaic Lake on Saturday afternoon and has spread to 3,380 acres with 10% containment as of 7:31 a.m., according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The Charlie fire was reported just before 3 p.m., according to the Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s station. Mandatory evacuations remain in […]
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The Master’s University demonstrates failure to report sexual assault under Clery Act
Mai Nguyen Do September 19, 2018 3 CommentsAfter an accreditation team visited The Master’s University to review its practices in March of this year, the team compiled a report stating that the university was again in violation of required reporting responsibilities under the Clery Act and the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). The Clery Act mandates all schools receiving Title IV, Higher […]
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Nonprofit feedSCV auctioning top local chefs for inaugural fundraiser
Brianna Bricker September 18, 2018 0 COMMENTSLocal nonprofit organization feedSCV is auctioning off Santa Clarita’s top chefs for its inaugural fundraiser and gala. FeedSCV was founded in 2015 by Scott Ervin and Todd Wilson. The organization works to “make eating fresh, local and sustainable every day within everyone’s reach,” according to their website. “When we approached the idea of launching our first […]
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Bad things happen to good people, they say, but I would amend that to include good restaurants, too. For long-time residents of Santa Clarita, the tale is as old as the city itself: whenever a particularly impressive new eatery makes its home here, adventurous customers proclaim its merits just before the rent goes up and […]
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County issues air quality advisory for Santa Clarita Valley
Brianna Bricker September 6, 2018 0 COMMENTSThe South Coast Air Quality Management District air quality forecast predicted unhealthy air quality for sensitive individuals today, September 6, and tomorrow, September 7. South Coast AQMD issued an advisory stating that air quality will be unhealthy for sensitive individuals in Santa Clarita Valley today. The South Coast AQMD website provides air quality forecasts for today and […]
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Bridge to Home relies on community support to build year-round shelter
Sebastian Cazares September 6, 2018 0 COMMENTSBridge to Home, Santa Clarita’s main homeless services provider, continues to rely on local support to sustain its mission of assisting Santa Clarita’s homeless population. Santa Clarita’s population includes a minimum of 331 homeless individuals, according to the most recent Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count conducted by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. The City of […]
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Local Brews: Santa Clarita’s Local Coffee Shops, Reviewed
Brianna Bricker August 26, 2018 0 COMMENTSSanta Clarita is full of coffee shops — there are over 25 Starbucks locations in the Santa Clarita Valley alone. There are also numerous other chain locations and local coffee shops that consumers can choose from. Supporting local businesses can be hard when you have so many options and aren’t familiar with local options, so […]
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In a world where freedom from gluten is a choice and butter can be substituted with coconut extract, the donut has lost much of its stock as the working person’s treat. Locally-sourced, herbaceous gelato and Postmated cake pops have seemingly pushed the simple pleasures of a fresh-baked glazed out of the collective diet, and for […]
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From the Publisher: Radio Free Santa Clarita Launches Local News Source
Stephen Daniels July 18, 2018 0 COMMENTSHundreds of years ago, town news was delivered by a town crier — or “proclaimer” — as he walked the streets. For some towns it was the only way to inform the public and deliver the news. Taking that name and simple action as inspiration, Radio Free Santa Clarita presents to you The SCV Proclaimer! […]
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Henry Mayo officials, nurses agree on new contract to avoid strikeApril 21, 2019
Official update: Rep. Katie Hill raised over $600,000 in first quarterApril 16, 2019
Cartoon: Santa Clarita vs. Los AngelesApril 14, 2019
No agreement reached between Henry Mayo and nurses unionApril 14, 2019