Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Santa Clarita's FestAbility brings community members of all ages and abilities together at West Creek Park on Sunday, May 3 from 12 to 3 p.m. The free event includes interactive activities (first 350 attendees receive a water bottle), adapted sports, crafts and live entertainment.

On May 1, JCI Santa Clarita earned multiple awards and honorary mentions at the National Convention, with members recognized for leadership, wellness initiatives, and recruitment.

The chapter will host a Chat n Chill leadership event with Assemblywoman on May 7.

Scott Hoolahan and Missy Carter were named the SCV Man and Woman of the Year on May 1 (honoring their volunteer leadership and community impact) in a ceremony recognizing decades of service with local nonprofits and civic groups.

Last month, the Hart Mansion in William S.

Hart Park reopened its doors so residents and visitors could explore the legacy of silent film star William S. Hart. City staff spent months cleaning and cataloging artifacts to restore this treasured landmark.

Golden Valley High School's Air Force Junior ROTC cadets earned a perfect 100% score with an (Exceeds Standards) rating on their recent inspection, marking the highest performance possible.

On Friday, May 1 at 1:00 p.m., Providence Holy Cross Medical Center earned Magnet with Distinction recognition for nursing excellence and marked its fifth consecutive Magnet designation.

It became one of only 10 hospitals in California to win this honor — a milestone for local healthcare.

Princess Leia, a 5-year-old boxer, is ready for adoption at the Santa Clarita Valley Animal Shelter on N.

Charlie Canyon Road — the pet is house-trained, crate-trained, and best suited for an adult home that understands her growling as communication.

Hartwell Project, approved by the City Council in August, was listed for sale at $7.5 million on April 29 in Old Town Newhall.

The 98-unit mixed-use development & 6,500 sqft of retail space offers a new opportunity for a redeveloped area.

Saugus clinched first place with wins on April 28 and April 30 and will host Valencia on Wednesday, May 6 at 3:15 p.m., while matchups this week keep standings unsettled for remaining spots.

Only the Saugus boys lacrosse team remains from Santa Clarita in the CIF-SS playoffs after girls programs were eliminated and other teams lost early.

Saugus earned a first-round bye and will face Westlake Friday at 7 p.m. (They won their sixth consecutive Foothill League title).

Saugus High School named Chris Spann as the new girls’ basketball head coach after Anthony Falasca stepped down in April.

Spann, a Fremont High alum with over 25 years of coaching experience and a strong record in city championships, brings leadership and fresh energy to the team for upcoming tournaments.