Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Santa Clarita seeks volunteer coaches for its 6-on-6 flag football program this Spring 2026; local adults passionate about youth sports are encouraged to help young athletes develop essential skills.

Starbucks Rewards members can get a free tall brewed coffee (hot or iced) on Monday, Feb.

9 at participating stores when purchasing a qualifying drink, offering a post-Super Bowl pick-me-up. Non-members can sign up prior to their visit to enjoy this offer.

Today in SCV History, in 1919 the weekly Newhall Signal was published for $2 per year to inform local readers (a milestone in community journalism).

Soroptimist of Valencia will host its Third Annual Laughs for a Cause event on Thursday, April 16 at Hart and Main in Old Town Newhall — the fundraiser champions women in comedy with acts by Renée Percy and Wendy Liebman to support programs that empower women and girls.

On Feb. 6, 1973, voters in Santa Clarita approved an $8 million construction bond to complete College of the Canyons’ campus – the vote unlocked over $11 million in state funds for new facilities, including an instructional resource center and a student center.

Los Angeles County will reopen its Emergency Rent Relief Program Monday at 9 a.m. to let tenants apply directly while landlords continue submitting applications; eligible residents, including those from the Santa Clarita Valley, can seek up to $15,000 per unit in aid.

Santa Clarita residents have been advised by LASD – Santa Clarita Valley Station to learn their evacuation zone in Genasys Protect to better receive alerts during emergencies like wildfires and floods.

Knowing your zone helps public safety deliver the right updates when needed.

Bijou, a 3-year-old pitbull mix, is ready for adoption at Castaic Animal Care Center (31044 N.

Charlie Canyon Road) where the shelter welcomes visitors Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Seven Hart student-athletes signed National Letters of Intent on Tuesday at the Hart gym, committing to college sports in football, soccer, baseball, and flag football.

The ceremony honored their achievements and connected them with opportunities at schools including Northern Colorado, Marymount, and MIT.

Santa Clarita native Azaria Hill will join partner Kaysha Love to represent the US in the two-woman bobsled event at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics; the duo will compete Friday, Feb.

20 at 9 a.m. PT and Saturday, Feb. 21 at 10 a.m. PT (after podium finishes in competitions).

After the final week of Foothill League soccer, boys’ team Valencia topped the standings with close wins and girls’ team Saugus leaped into first after a 6-0 win — playoff brackets will be released today with boys starting Feb.

11 and girls on Feb. 12.

College of the Canyons women's tennis team earned its first win of the season on Tuesday with a 5-4 conference victory over Bakersfield College (now 1-2).

Freshmen Emma Chodur extended her unbeaten singles streak while Breana Lemos secured her first singles win.

A review looks back at Santa Clarita athletes who once played in the Super Bowl, showcasing careers that began at local schools and reached football’s biggest stage.

It highlights figures like Joe Kapp, Isaac Sopoaga, J.J. Arrington, and Jason Pierre-Paul who earned both local pride + national recognition.