October is often a month filled with decorations such as skulls and skeletons — markers of not only Halloween but also other cultural festivities such as Día de los Muertos.
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Petros Papadakis, a Fox News college football analyst and a sports talk radio host, visited West Ranch High School in Valencia Wednesday morning for a yearly dipping contest among students. https://t.co/XtzLBtCNtR
Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies hosted a meet-and-greet at Vallarta Supermarket in Valencia on Tuesday morning, where the community could get free conchas and refreshments and have a chance to get to know the deputies. https://t.co/liVFk2Gwy0
It’s the final week of the high school football season, and the stage is set for a Foothill League championship decider with the matchup between Hart and Valencia highlighting this week’s slate of action.
Here's a look at this week's matchups. https://t.co/VFB4VDhXYL
Through the city of Santa Clarita’s annual Make a Difference Day on Saturday, residents of all ages could choose from 24 city and nonprofit projects.
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SAFE (Streets Are for Everyone) held its Halloween-themed multi-ride and run event, “Finish the Ride and Finish the Run,” on Sunday at West Creek Park. https://t.co/I0b4GBSAkC
A man was detained after he was suspected to be involved in a burglary on the 26000 block of Magdalena Drive in Valencia around 3:30 p.m. on Monday, according to officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. https://t.co/yP2PHC5G7I
The Santa Clarita Master Chorale held its “One Night Only” performance Sunday afternoon at Valencia United Methodist Church. Covers of various Broadway classics were performed by various singers and with Steven Applegate on piano. https://t.co/JIMBX8JXXT
Two brothers were involved in a verbal altercation that escalated in Newhall and resulted in an arrest on suspicion of attempted murder, according to officials from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station. https://t.co/uIK62q9aX0
A Valencia In-N-Out received more attention than hoped for after a bomb threat was called to the restaurant on Saturday afternoon, according to officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. https://t.co/KUQp6dDCKF
Adults in Santa Clarita who want to strengthen job skills, change careers, or re-enter the workforce have access to a wide range of free and low-cost resources through the Santa Clarita Public Library and College of the Canyons. https://t.co/RIQDbroykr
October in the Santa Clarita Valley offers many opportunities for fun, seasonal entertainment. Enjoy haunts, hayrides and “howling” good times during spooky season in the SCV. https://t.co/jXdCyGAJYZ
Disaster preparedness doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated. It’s all about the small, simple steps you can take to protect yourself, your family and your community. https://t.co/4VgRbzqIdh
For the 24th consecutive game, the Vikings are victorious under the lights on Friday in the Foothill League following a 55-6 win over Golden Valley, setting the stage for a winner-takes-all Foothill League finale next week against Hart. https://t.co/3JuzHDHSVy
“All in” has been this year’s motto for the West Ranch flag football program. And after a 26-18 win over the Redlands Adventist Academy Bulldogs in the second round of the Division 4 playoffs on Friday, the Wildcats believe they’re the team to beat. https://t.co/Jk72Y98WiE
As much as Halloween is often a holiday catered toward children trick-or-treating in elaborate costumes, many forms of entertainment are often too scary for the kids, and even for some adults, to enjoy.
Residents are actively changing that narrative.
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