Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Wine Under the Roof will return Thursday, Nov.

5 at Bella Vida (SCV Senior Center) with a four-course seated dinner, wine pairings, live entertainment, and silent and live auctions; individual tickets are $125, tables $1,000, and ticket sales close Tuesday, Nov. 3.

The Santa Clarita Valley Women’s Council of Realtors will hold its 2027 installation gala Saturday, Nov.

14, 5 to 10 p.m. at Valencia Country Club (Early Bird tickets available through Friday, Oct. 30: $90 members, $110 nonmembers; after Oct. 30: $100 members, $120 nonmembers).

Three productions are filming in the Santa Clarita Valley this week (Oct.

26 to Nov. 1): TV shows NCIS and The Family Business, and the feature film Black Creek Retribution, according to the City Film Office coordinating local locations and schedules.

Rep. George Whitesides announced an $850,000 federal investment for College of the Canyons' Student Basic Needs Center to expand services and support for students.

With Halloween coming Oct.

31, Kaiser Permanente pediatrician Dr. Andree Villanueva Trompeta urges families to check candy labels, keep carving to adults, use battery lights instead of candles, pick visible, well-fitting costumes, test face paint, and avoid nonprescription contact lenses (simple steps to prevent injuries).

Providence Holy Cross Medical Center earned national honors from Healthgrades on Tuesday, Oct.

27, including placement among America’s 100 Best Hospitals and America’s 50 Best for emergency hospitalization, the Mission Hills hospital also received 12 specialty excellence awards, 10 five-star ratings, and top statewide rankings in gastrointestinal and critical care.

Canyon and Castaic advanced to the CIF-SS girls volleyball quarterfinals after second-round wins; Canyon will host Liberty at 6 p.m., and Castaic will host Calvary Chapel in their next match.

Valencia was eliminated Saturday after a five-set loss to El Toro.