Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Santa Clarita will host a Fix-It Clinic at Valencia Library on Saturday, Oct.

3 where volunteers can help repair items & support event tasks. Anyone aged 17 and older can register to assist at this community event.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will host the Boots and Badges Chili Cook-Off on Saturday, Oct.

10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Jack Bones Equestrian Center in Castaic to support Special Olympics Southern California (tickets cost $20 per person or $60 per family).

Local author John Boston examines the fading art of postcards — tracing memories from historic Santa Clarita events including the St. Francis Dam Disaster to today's digital age — and introduces his sequel Naked Came the Novelist, available now.

Old Town Newhall Library is hosting Rose Smither’s exhibit 'Lookout Point, Wishes, Mute Reflection' through Dec.

3 to invite local art lovers to view her creative work.

Cindy Hallman announced her run for Saugus Union School Board Trustee Area 5 (a long-time local educator with 40 years of experience) aiming to boost safe schools and community input.

Santa Clarita City Council will consider a grant program at Tuesday’s meeting to aid local businesses hurt by the Bouquet Canyon Road closure, transferring $640,000 from a contingency account to cover up to $35,000 in operating expenses (recipients must remain open for two years).

Triumph Foundation is delivering Care Packs to support people with spinal cord injuries (Kim received a pack at California Rehabilitation Institute), having delivered 176 packs so far with only 10 remaining as of early 2026, and the nonprofit plans to rebuild stock and host its annual Gala on Nov. 12.

Lyla, a 6-year-old German Shepherd in urgent need of adoption, has spent nearly three months at the shelter (31044 N.

Charlie Canyon Road) and is best suited as an only pet. The shelter is open Monday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Golden Valley rallied late on Friday night to beat Crescenta Valley 21-7 in the KHTS Game of the Week, scoring two touchdowns in the final four minutes & building momentum ahead of their game against Burbank next Thursday.

The Master’s University men’s soccer team started its Oregon road trip with a 1-1 tie against Southern Oregon on Thursday, Sept.

3, and the team will build on this result in upcoming matches.

Saugus football won a 38-35 shootout over Camarillo on Friday night after junior quarterback Brayden Connelly led a late drive in a thrilling road game.

The team will host Hueneme next week.

College of the Canyons women’s golf team won its season opener by 13 strokes at the Chuck Melendez Invitational at Olivas Links Golf Course on Monday, Aug.

31. The Cougars (featuring five top players) will face a conference tournament on Sept. 21 at Sterling Hills Golf Course in Camarillo.

Hart football lost 39-20 Friday night to unbeaten Pacifica at College of the Canyons’ Cougar Stadium after costly mistakes shifted momentum — coach Jake Goossen-Brown said his team will learn from the loss.

The Hawks are 2-1 and will face Heritage Christian Friday at 7 p.m.