The City of Santa Clarita is widely-hailed as a business-friendly community, attracting companies from around the world by offering small businesses and corporations amenities that are hard to find elsewhere. Incentives such as lower business taxes, a highly educated...
Road Rehab is at work for you keeping public infrastructure in Santa Clarita strong, by continuing to improve roadways to extend their life. Repairs and renewals are staggered to save resources, including slurry seal as a protective coating or full overlay...
On the morning of Wednesday, July 25, 2018, Santa Clarita Mayor Laurene Weste, Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean, Councilmembers Bob Kellar, Bill Miranda and Cameron Smyth from the City of Santa Clarita; Supervisor Kathryn Barger, Fifth District, County of...
TRAFFIC ALERT Many roadways will be closed in preparation of the Annual 4th of July Parade, limiting travel within the Newhall area. The following streets will be impacted on July 4, 2018: Newhall Avenue, between Lyons Avenue and Railroad Avenue, will...
Our annual Road Rehab project is kicking off again. This annual road preservation project uses two treatments to treat roads: slurry seal and overlay. Every year, the City spends approximately $11 million on this program to improve City roadways and...
A Letter From Homeless Ad Hoc Committee Members Councilmember Cameron Smyth and Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean Addressing homelessness is a challenge. People become homeless for a wide-range of reasons, therefore the solution can’t be one-size fits all. It has...
The City of Santa Clarita is widely-hailed as a business-friendly community, attracting companies from around the world by offering small businesses and corporations amenities that are hard to find elsewhere. Incentives such as lower business taxes, a highly educated...
The City of Santa Clarita is a business-friendly community, attracting companies from around the world by offering small businesses, large corporations and everything in between, amenities that are hard to find elsewhere. The latest entry in the Santa Clarita...
The bustling arts and entertainment district of Old Town Newhall that we know today has transformed many times over the years. Take a look at this excerpt from a Los Angeles Times article from 1998 – Hope for Newhall’s...
On Thursday, September 21st, The City of Santa Clarita and County of Los Angeles presented checks in the amount of $350,000 to Habitat for Humanity in showing their support for the housing for CalVet families. Watch the full check...