Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 9th of September.
Good morning, Santa Clarita.
Local business owners can join the Grow with Google workshop at Canyon Country Community Center on Tuesday, Sept.
22 (10-11 a.m.) to learn how to make AI work for their business. The free event will offer practical tips for boosting operations.
Universal Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood offers eight haunted houses & thrilling scare zones with live shows and a new Terror Tram ride.
The event continues with dates from Sept. 10-13 and runs through the final night on Nov. 1.
Fostering Youth Independence held its 10th annual Back-to-School Bash & Career Fair to equip foster youth with backpacks, supplies, and career insights from six local professionals and community partners.
FYI will host Ally training on Tuesday, Oct. 6 (6-8 p.m.) at Christ Lutheran Church in Valencia.
Metrolink announced limited fare increases set to begin Oct.
5 after board approval. One-Way Tickets will average a 14 percent rise plus SoCal Day Passes will cost $19 on weekdays and $12 on weekends while everyday discounts remain for eligible riders.
Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control is using Emergency Preparedness Month to urge pet owners to set up emergency kits — including leashes, food, and medication — and plan evacuation routes to keep pets safe during wildfires and floods.
Residents are encouraged to update supplies throughout September.
The Master's University women's soccer team blanked Stanton 4-0 at Reese Field on Saturday, Sept.
5, improving its season record to 1-1-1.
Three local high school teams won week 2 football games — Golden Valley rallied to beat Crescenta Valley, Saugus edged Camarillo 38-35, and SCCS defeated Hesperia Christian 27-10.
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