Santa Clarita valley

Sheriff’s deputies were able to locate a parent after a child was found alone in Canyon Country on Thursday. The boy, who was estimated to be between 3 to 4 years old, told officials his first name is “Nicholas.” He was found riding a scooter near Soledad Canyon and Lost Canyon roads, according to the Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s station….

The South Coast Air Quality Management District is predicting that air quality Tuesday will be unhealthy for all individuals in the Santa Clarita Valley and for sensitive individuals in the east and west San Fernando Valley, east and west San Gabriel Valley, Pomona Walnut Valley and San Gabriel Mountains. Los Angeles County Health Officer Muntu Davis advised people living or…

A deputy shot and killed a man Sunday outside of a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department station in the Santa Clarita Valley, department officials said. The shooting took place around 2:30 p.m., as deputies exiting the station’s secured parking lot encountered a walking man armed with a handgun, Lt. Derrick Alfred of the Sheriff’s department said. The deputies attempted...

A deputy-involved shooting left one man dead outside a sheriff’s station in Santa Clarita Valley. Kim Tobin reported on NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 1, 2020.

Wet weather provides new danger for people living near hillsides where wildfires burned recently. Gordon Tokumatsu reported on NBC4 News at 4 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 23, 2019.

Authorities on Thursday sought the public’s help to identify suspects caught on camera stealing Christmas decorations from Valencia yards. The crime happened on midnight Friday. A man was seen getting out of an SUV after it pulls up to a home in the 27900 block of Skycrest Circle. In the footage, which was posted on the Santa Clarita Valley...

The bomb squad has been called to an Army surplus store in Newhall to detonate a device that was reported Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Santa Clarita Valley station.

Cars parked in an RV park in the 800 block of W Main St. were half submerged in rain water. Jonathan Gonzalez reports for the NBC4 news at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019.

The Tick Fire is 70% contained Saturday morning, having scorched 4,615 acres, fire officials said. All but one lane of the 14 Freeway was reopened this morning as crews battled the fire burning in Canyon Country and Santa Clarita.

A fire weather watch heralding the advent of critical fire weather will go into effect in LA and Orange counties beginning Sunday afternoon, lasting through early Monday evening, the National Weather Service said Saturday.

Some evacuations were lifted Friday and the northbound 14 Freeway was reopened as crews continued to battle the 4,300-acre Tick Fire burning in Canyon Country and Santa Clarita ahead of an anticipated shift in wind direction.

Tens of thousands of residents north of Los Angeles were under evacuation orders as the Tick and Old fires burned in hot, dry and windy conditions.

Firefighters working under a red flag warning Sunday continued the process of containing the Saddleridge Fire in the northern San Fernando Valley and looking for hot spots to put out as low humidity and gusty winds returned.

Strong winds were blowing today in the LA area, raising concerns that embers could fuel the Saddleridge Fire in the northern San Fernando Valley as a chance of red flag conditions loomed for this weekend.

The windy conditions could also lead to another round of power shutoffs. Darsha Philips reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, 2019.

A smoke advisory issued as the Saddleridge Fire continues to burn through Los Angeles County will remain through Monday, according to the LA County Department of Public Health.

All evacuations were lifted Saturday and residents were being allowed to return to their neighborhoods, as firefighters made progress in the battle against a wildfire that destroyed homes in the northern San Fernando Valley.

A man was caught on camera stealing a motorized cart from a Saugus grocery store in the Santa Clarita Valley, authorities said.