Good morning, Santa Clarita.

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is hosting its annual toy drive to brighten the holiday season—residents are asked to donate toys to help achieve this goal.

On November 14, Carousel Ranch received a $75,000 grant from the S.

Mark Taper Foundation to support its Ready to Work program+ which offers vocational training and equine therapy for young adults with special needs.

The Kiwanis Club of Santa Clarita hosted a luncheon ceremony for 'Our Community Salutes'—honoring fifty military enlistees from every branch of the U.S. armed forces—recognizing their service.

The event paid respect to these community members for their commitment following high school.

Placerita Canyon residents sent a legal threat letter to urge the city to enforce single family residential zoning codes because The Master's University has grown its student body and crowded the small equestrian roads.

City officials will release comments on TMU master plan amendments later this month—TMU said it follows city guidelines and works to be a good neighbor.

On Nov.22 the Placerita Canyon Nature Center will host two family-friendly holiday events with the Walker Cabin Holiday Celebration running 4-5 p.m. and Movie Night at Acorn Amphitheater from 5-8 p.m.

Southern California Edison shut down a transformer in the 'P' section of Six Flags Magic Mountain parking lot after it reportedly caught fire on Friday at 5:42 p.m.—fire crews responded promptly to secure the scene while the investigation continues.

The Santa Clarita History Center will host its first Polar Express Experience on Saturday, Dec.

6 (at the historic site) with a photo session in front of the 125-year-old Mogul 1629 steam engine. The event will raise funds for restoration projects (supporting local history) and welcomes all visitors.

The William S. Hart Union School District announced record excellence on the 2025 California School Dashboard with high scores in English language arts, science, and graduation rates—math scores improved from yellow to green as targeted programs helped close achievement gaps.

The data confirms that intentional strategies are preparing every student for post-secondary success.

Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo and affected residents released a study and map on Nov.

13 that show people near the 90-acre Chiquita Canyon Landfill are getting sick from dangerous gases—caused by an underground fire. They urged the California Air Resources Board to adopt strong methane rules, and a public hearing is set for Nov. 20 to review the updates.

General contractor Robert Lamoureux advises Santa Clarita homeowners to inspect windows, doors, gutters, and drains to avoid water damage as falling rains combine with summer heat to weaken home materials—he stressed that proper sealing and gutter cleaning now can help prevent costly repairs during upcoming holidays.

Saugus football advanced to the CIF semifinals after beating Calabasas 28-27—running back Ty Hall scored four touchdowns from behind in overtime.

The Centurions will travel to face Apple Valley next as they continue their playoff run.

Bishop Montgomery stunned West Ranch at home with a reverse sweep in a five-set match on November 13th—eliminating the Wildcats from the state playoffs.

West Ranch ended the season 26‑7, and head coach Jamey Ker said he remains determined to build on the season's success.