Applications for the 67th Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration are now open. Choral groups, dance troupes, music ensembles, circus acts and theater performers are encouraged to apply to be part of L.A. County’s favorite holiday tradition.


Applications Open for 67th Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration

The Master’s University runner Hunter Roy took down his own school record in the 800m prelims and TMU’s Emmanuel De Leon raced in the 10000m final on Thursday, May 21 during day two of the NAIA Track and Field National Championships in Asheville, N.C.


TMU’s Roy Breaks Own Record in Track Nationals Prelim

On Thursday, May 21 The Master’s University runner Brooke Cregan extended her season by one more race when she qualified for the 3000m steeplechase final, and Alyssa Lovett ran her last race as a Lady Mustang in the 10000m during day two of the NAIA Track and Field Championships in Asheville, N.C. Suzie Johnson had already qualified for the 1500m final the day before.


TMU’s Cregan, Johnson to NAIA Track Finals, Lovett Done

The Master’s University’s Hannah Ulibarri struggled to an eight-over 80 in the second round of the NAIA Women’s Golf National Championships Thursday, May 21 to finish at 12-over for the first 36 holes, missing the cut by one stroke and finishing her collegiate career.


Ulibarri’s TMU Career Ends at NAIA Nationals

1865 – Discoverer Ramon Perea and partner sell Pico Canyon oil claim to Edward Beale & Robert Baker for $300 [story]

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The Youth Climate Commission announced a mini-grant opportunity for youth in Los Angeles County to advance climate priorities.


Youth Grant Climate Action Project Applications Open


Councilwoman Mclean Represents City at SCAG General Assembly

As California continues to see massive AI-driven layoffs from major corporations like Meta, Oracle and UPS, Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, has announced her bill, the AI Deployment & Workforce Displacement Assessment (AB 2545), passed the California State Assembly.


Schiavo’s AI Workforce Protection Bill Passes as AI-driven Layoffs Continue

The Canyon Theatre Guild opens the Broadway musical, “The SpongeBob Musical” on Friday, May 22. The show, appropriate for all ages will run through Saturday, June 27.


‘The SpongeBob Musical’ Opens at the Canyon Theatre Guild

With the recent opening of Los Angeles Metro’s D Line Extension, subway riders can now travel between downtown Los Angeles and Beverly Hills while encountering a new collection of site-specific public artworks integrated directly into the stations themselves.


LA Metro’s Newly Opened D Line Extension Includes Works by CalArts Alumni

Metrolink, Southern California’s regional passenger rail provider, will offer special service to support FIFA World Cup 2026 events taking place in Los Angeles this summer, including all local match days at Los Angeles Stadium, SoFi Stadium and the Heart of the city: Los Angeles Union Station Fan Zone taking place June 25-28 at Metrolink’s operational hub.


Metrolink Announces Special Service for FIFA World Cup 2026 Events

Graduation season in the Santa Clarita Valley is preparing to go into high gear with three schools already having held graduation ceremonies this spring.


Santa Clarita Valley High Schools, Colleges, to Host Graduations

Suzie Johnson, of The Master’s University, qualified for the 1500m final on Wednesday, May 20, which was day one of the NAIA Track and Field Championships in Asheville, N.C. But the rest of the meet was postponed due to thunderstorms.


TMU’s Johnson Qualifies as First Day at Track Nationals Rained Out

Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library will host a “Different Zines, Different Themes,” event on Wednesday, May 27 6-7 p.m. at 18601 Soledad Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91351.


May 27: Different Zines, Different Themes at Canyon Country Library

On Tuesday, May 19 the first round of the NAIA Women’s Golf Championships had to be suspended due to thunderstorms coming through the area of Ypsilanti, Mich.


TMU: Thunderstorms Suspend Women’s Golf Championship

As the Memorial Day Weekend approaches the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is reminding drivers to always look twice for motorcycles. With the arrival of warmer weather and the holiday weekend, more motorcycles are taking to the roads, making it essential for everyone to stay alert to help reduce crashes and save lives.


May is National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

For over 200 years, Santa Clarita has been home to filmmakers and creatives.


Marsha McLean | Lights, Camera… Newhallywood Silent Film Festival

California State Parks is honoring the service of veterans and active duty and reserve military members by offering free admission to 145 participating state parks on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25.


May 25: State Parks Offer Free Admission to Veterans, Military Members

Saugus and Golden Valley continued to represent the Foothill League and the SCV well with Round 2 victories in the CIF Southern Section baseball playoffs. They will move on to the Quarter Finals on Friday, May 22.


Saugus, Golden Valley into Baseball Quarter Finals

1978 – St. Francis Dam site becomes a State Landmark [story]

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The Santa Clarita Library Old Town Newhall Branch invites the community to a free Plan with Peace workshop on Saturday, May 30, 1-2 p.m.


May 30: Santa Clarita Public Library Hosts ‘Plan with Peace’ Workshop

The Trust for Public Land has announced that Santa Clarita has ranked 42nd nationally on its annual ParkScore Index.


Trust for Public Land: Santa Clarita Rises in Annual Park System Ratings

This year, George Takei’s “They Called Us Enemy” will be commemorated at the Old Town Newhall Branch.


May 22: Old Town Newhall Library Commemorates ‘They Called Us Enemy’

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station invites community members to join deputies for a “Tip-A-Cop” fundraising event benefiting Special Olympics Southern California on Thursday, May 21, 5-9 p.m. at Red Robin Restaurant.


May 21: SCV Sheriff’s Station Invites Community to ‘Tip-A-Cop’