Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Santa Clarita hosts a week of community events featuring today’s Vasquez Rocks Twilight Hikes at 6:45 p.m. (guides share natural and cultural history), tomorrow’s SCV Senior Center Concert at 2:30 p.m. celebrating Latin rhythms, plus the Be the Light 5K at West Creek Park with a 2 p.m. check-in.

The City hosts a ribbon-cutting for the new Vista Canyon Bridge, which spans 780 feet over the Santa Clara River at Vista Canyon Blvd and Humphreys Parkway, on Tuesday, Sept.

29 at 10 a.m. The bridge improves access for motorists, pedestrians & cyclists.

Jackie Howarth, a respected elementary school teacher, is honored by the Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley with the 2024 to 2026 Zontian of Distinction Award for her work empowering local women and girls including leading the Girls Robotics initiative — a highlight of her leadership.

The LA County Sheriff’s Department Santa Clarita Valley Station and Special Olympics Southern California athletes will host a Tip-A-Cop fundraiser on Sept.

29 at Lazy Dog — offering a night of food and community support.

Residents seeking a unique dining experience may visit The Little Door — an upscale French and Mediterranean restaurant in West Hollywood with a secret entrance leading to a candlelit courtyard.

The eatery emphasizes fresh, local farm-to-table dishes and offers both indoor and outdoor seating options, though reservations are required.

On September 22, the City Council approved purchasing the 9 acre former elementary school site on Seco Canyon Road from the Saugus Union School District for $13 million.

City officials plan to repurpose the property as a community facility for uses such as a center, library or park once final agreements are made.

College of the Canyons held a 1,100-chair display at Honor Grove on the Valencia campus Tuesday and Wednesday to raise suicide prevention and mental health awareness, with empty chairs symbolizing student losses and signs urging students to seek help (campus wellness centers are available).