As the world shut down in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, stir-crazy citizens searched for ways to stay occupied, entertained and socially engaged. Immersion into geeky culture and pastimes served as a lifeline for many people as shows like “The Mandalorian,” video games like “Animal Crossing” and hobbies like collecting “Pokémon” cards each respectively […]
COVID-19
Cartoon: The State of the State
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s State of the State address on March 9 reflected on his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic over the past year. Facing recall, Newsom said: “So to the California critics out there, who are promoting partisan power grabs with outdated prejudices and rejecting everything that makes California truly great, we say this: we […]
Hart District looks to reopen March 29; teachers voice uncertainty, students hopeful
The William S. Hart Union High School District has planned the reopening of junior high and high schools on March 29. The reopening will be in a “blended learning” structure, with students choosing whether they would like to return to campus two days a week or continue with fully online learning. “Our adjusted [COVID-19] case […]
Quarantine Q&A: nonprofit for food-lovers, feedSCV
Quarantine Q&A: How a local community organization manages to remain active despite a pandemic Scott Ervin and Todd Wilson had a dream to promote healthy eating and help decrease food insecurity within the Santa Clarita Valley community. In 2015, they finally were able to turn their dream into a reality with the founding of feedSCV. […]
Skating group wheels out of quarantine on Saturdays at Central Park
The sun sets over Central Park, where several roller skaters gather after almost one year stuck at home due to COVID-19. After a few weeks of preparation, the Skating Mamas of SCV are ready for some fun with their new hobby. Dawn Walker, a local Santa Clarita mom, organized the group when she decided to […]
