Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Kaiser Permanente awarded a $10,000 grant & donated a pool table to the Boys & Girls Club at the Newhall clubhouse; the funds helped hire education staff and procure supplies to boost youth programs across all 13 locations.

Santa Clarita residents have a busy week: TMU Music Recital Hall hosts a chamber concert today while The MAIN features Interrobang Sketch Comedy at 7 pm; Saturday offers a free shredding and carpet disposal event, with the Sacramento Road Trip planned for March 9 to 10 (please confirm details).

Dutch Bros Coffee plans to open its first Santa Clarita location this summer at 26655 Valley Center Drive next to a new McDonald's, offering drive-thru service with its range of handcrafted beverages.

Residents celebrated the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Fire Horse with festivities in Stevenson Ranch on Feb.

26 and at Castaic Sports Complex on Feb. 27; families enjoyed egg rolls, lantern crafts & tea tastings while a martial arts demo engaged kids.

Santa Clarita presents Canyon Country History Captured at the Canyon Country Community Center (curated by the Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society).

The exhibition runs through April 29 and offers a look at our local heritage.

On March 4, 1906, San Fernando resident Alson C.

Dunbar was found fatally shot near a Newhall Pass roadhouse where he and his wife Tillie once ran a saloon, and local gossip lingered despite a coroner ruling the death an accident.

The Saugus Union School District board reviewed feedback from over 550 community members (including 427 survey responses) Tuesday as it set priorities for its new superintendent.

The board seeks a leader with strong communication and problem-solving skills to guide candidate interviews and select a superintendent by July 1.

Registration remains open for over 340 short-term classes at College of the Canyons for spring; courses start in March and April at Valencia + Canyon Country and online.

Tuition-free classes by the School of Personal and Professional Learning support lifelong learning until spots fill.

The Centurions won a state playoff game, 46+39, on Tuesday against the Lincoln Hornets at Saugus High School, marking their first state victory.

They will host the Grossmont Foothillers today at 6 p.m. in the second round.