Good morning, Santa Clarita.

The local food bank received a grant from Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation on Saturday, Sept.

19 as part of its multi-year partnership with Sprouts Farmers Market (which provided 453,600 meals so far) and will continue to support families facing food insecurity.

On Saturday, over 1,000 residents joined Santa Clarita’s 31st Annual River Rally Clean-Up and Environmental Expo at Newhall Community Center — they collected trash from the riverbed east of Railroad Avenue and explored interactive exhibits on sustainability.

Caltrans announced overnight lane and ramp closures on I-5 in Castaic for pavement rehabilitation.

Today, up to three lanes in each direction will be closed from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. + additional ramp closures at Lake Hughes Road and Templin Highway will affect traffic adjustments Monday through Thursday.

On Saturday, the 5th annual Stop the Stigma event raised mental health awareness at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital through over 20 booths offering resources, snacks, raffles, and speeches.

Assemblywoman Pilar Schavio — who delivered a keynote — emphasized the importance of accessible support for families.

Saugus football won a 49-21 game against Golden Valley on Friday at Canyon High and improved to 4-1 this season, with coach Jason Bornn praising the strong defense while noting areas to fix.

The Centurions will prepare for their next game at College of the Canyons (7 p.m.).