Graduation is a significant milestone. It signifies a transition to the next phase of one’s life. Each year’s ceremony is an important event where seniors wear their caps and gowns and receive...

   Ceramics is a class offered here at West Ranch for students interested in learning handbuilding techniques, the history of ceramics, and creative expression. By learning about sculptures and how to...

   Today, STEM plays an important role in our society. It allows engineers to create the technology to send rovers to Mars. It powers our homes. It creates the technology behind the phones, cars, and...

   The Teacher of the Year Award is an annual honor given to one West Ranch teacher whose efforts have been exceptional in creating a better educational environment. The 2020-2021 school year brought...

   The West Ranch Library reopened its doors to students with unprecedented safety precautions and procedures to account for the unique circumstances of hybrid learning. All year long, the library staff...

As LA County continues to make major progress in flattening the COVID-19 case curve, some indoor facilities have been cleared to re-open. Local libraries have begun to offer in-person services. Let’s...

   After over a year of Zoom calls, Google Meets, and staring at computer screens for over four hours a day, the William S. Hart Union High School District has finally reopened its doors to long-missed...

     As a result of California entering the red tier, theme parks along with many other attractions and businesses were able to re-open. Six Flags Magic Mountain re-opened on April 1st with guidelines...

On Tuesday, April 13, the Santa Clarita City Council congregated for a bi-monthly meeting. The primary item on the agenda was a proposal to expand Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital.  The proposal entails...

A typical day at the happiest place on Earth is filled with exciting roller coasters and rides, enormous fireworks displays, and memorable souvenirs. After being closed for a year due to the pandemic,...

   According to the 2015-16 National Postsecondary Student Aid Study, 63.3 percent of undergraduate students received some type of college grant. These funds would include either scholarships or tuition...