Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Santa Clarita Community Centers are launching summer programs this season across Newhall, Canyon Country, and Valencia sites.

They will offer youth camps, creative classes, hands-on workshops, and drop-in activities for adults and seniors, giving residents a chance to try new hobbies and stay connected.

Memorial Day ceremonies held yesterday honored fallen service members as families and veterans observed flags at half-staff from sunrise until noon and took part in the National Moment of Remembrance at 3 p.m.—a clear tribute to those who sacrificed for their country.

The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley is looking for volunteers for its La Dolce Vita Benefit Auction (June 5-6) at Bella Vida Senior Center.

Volunteers will play a key role in running the event as the club raises funds for youth programs.

The Learning Post Academy Class of 2026 celebrated their graduation Friday evening at the academy (including special recognition for students attending since junior high) with family, friends, and district leaders marking the end of their independent-study journey.

On May 12, the Newhall School District board approved renewing the Los Angeles County Safety and Security Services contract at a cost of $41,876 (plus $15,900 for patrolling) after a report detailed 28 service calls and a drop in school incidents.

A pitching rule violation forced Rio Mesa to forfeit their extra inning win, giving Saugus a 1-0 official victory in the Division 4 playoffs.

The team will face Glendora today (3:15 p.m.).

On May 13, Santa Clarita Christian School honored five student-athletes who signed National Letters of Intent to pursue college sports & studies.

The signees include three baseball players, one track athlete, and a multi-sport standout headed to The Master’s University, Pacific University, Pomona-Pitzer & Dordt University.