Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Metrolink will join the Great ShakeOut on Thursday, Oct.

15 at 10:15 a.m. to test its Early Earthquake Warning technology (trains will slow for a few minutes during the drill) as part of ongoing safety measures across its network.

Santa Clarita residents are invited to join the Great ShakeOut at 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, Oct.

15 — an annual drill to practice Drop, Cover and Hold On and review earthquake preparedness measures in our community.

Don Fleming, owner of Valencia Acura and president of the Santa Clarita Auto Dealers Association (a Marine Corps veteran and community leader), will be honored in a Celebration of Life on Nov.

9 at 1 p.m. at Crossroads Community Church in Valencia. His family asks guests to consider a memorial donation to the Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club.

Six Flags Magic Mountain temporarily closed its Goliath coaster after a fatal accident on a similar ride in Georgia raised safety concerns, and officials have not yet announced when it will reopen.

On Oct. 13, 1876, Newhall was founded at what is now Bouquet Junction, marking an early milestone in the Santa Clarita Valley community.

Two years later, residents and businesses moved to Railroad Avenue and 8th Street (a notable relocation in its history).

Santa Clarita Valley residents can enjoy immersive movie screenings at Cosm in Los Angeles with themed menus for blockbusters such as Harry Potter, It, and Willy Wonka during shared reality events running throughout October and into November—part of KHTS’ Extremely Quirky Destinations series.

The Santa Clarita Artists Association Gallery in Old Town Newhall will host a reception on Saturday, Oct.

17 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. to celebrate its Tales & Twilight exhibit, which runs from Oct. 15 to Nov. 1.

The annual Saugus High Boutique Fantastique will be held Saturday and Sunday, Nov.

7-8 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) in the Saugus High School Gym.

The Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library hosted its annual Teen FanFest on Friday, Oct.

9 with an animatronic Freddy Fazbear, gaming truck, live performance + booths offering food and games. The event promoted teen literacy and offered a welcoming place for families and friends to connect.

Oakmont of Valencia (one of eight facilities under review) on Copper Hill Drive is under investigation by the California Department of Social Services, which has initiated a revocation process.

A hearing will be scheduled before the Office of Administrative Hearings while the facility continues operations in Santa Clarita.

Recent Foothill League games have reshaped local high school football standings ahead of key Friday matchups on Oct.

16. Hart will play Castaic at 7 p.m. at Valencia High & Saugus faces West Ranch as teams look to improve their records.

On Oct. 9, TMU swept Arizona Christian 3-0 at The MacArthur Center, with Sierra Hale serving 14 straight points to boost the Lady Mustangs to a 13-5 overall record + 9-1 in GSAC play.

The team will return to conference play on Saturday, Oct. 17 at Hope International.

Katherine Dyer swam quickly and Dylan Crane won four races when The Master's University swimming and diving teams competed at Pepperdine's Rodionoff Invitational on Oct.

9-10. Their solid efforts boosted the team during a busy weekend of meets.

Trent Rickard scored twice—including a 70-minute game-winner—as the Master's University men's soccer team rallied to beat Soka University 3-2 on Oct.

10 at Reese Field to claim its sixth conference victory.