Robert Sheppard: Net Neutrality’s broken legs
Obey federal rule or they will destroy your livelihood or arrest you. Using the threat of Violent Force to do small good destroys any good intent. Evil use of force…
Obey federal rule or they will destroy your livelihood or arrest you. Using the threat of Violent Force to do small good destroys any good intent. Evil use of force…
Can tragedy turn to opportunity? An unexpected loss into new life insights? To tighter family bonding? Pain into lightness? Suffering, into release? Our family has just been through a gut-wrenching…
By Erik Boal For The Signal As if 10 months of anticipation, inspiration and motivation weren’t enough to have the Canyon girls basketball team prepared for Tuesday’s first-place showdown…
At a summer tournament in Santa Barbara, Saugus coach Alfredo Manzano recalls sitting down his plethora of talented sophomores, outlining their importance in sending the team’s senior class out on…
Eight minutes felt like an eternity for Hart boys soccer on Tuesday afternoon. Due to the number of injuries in the Indians’ game against Saugus, that’s how long stoppage time…
A lot of people struggle to make ends meet in the Santa Clarita Valley, but few share the enormity of Carmen Navarro’s struggle – forced from her home by fire…
Through over two hours of combined play this season, the Hart and Saugus girls soccer teams had yet to find the back of the net against each other. The Foothill…
Four audits for the 2016-17 fiscal year are expected to be reviewed by the Santa Clarita Community Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which oversees College of the…
Starting on Monday, January 29, 2018, the City of Santa Clarita will begin work on a federally-funded project which includes the installation of a pre-fabricated steel truss pedestrian bridge over…
The mental state of two men accused in recent, separate violent crimes — one allegedly a kidnapping, the other allegedly involving sex crimes against children — is now being assessed…
As College of the Canyons begins construction work on both of its campuses, the college is implementing new solutions to fulfill its students’ parking demands. This spring, COC is expected…
When the calendar turns each year, Laura Troost’s life takes a turn, too. Her days get longer. The paperwork accumulates. Her calculator gets a workout. “I can stay busy all…
The city of Santa Clarita has spent approximately $12.15 million in fighting Cemex, the company hoping to excavate millions of tons of sand and gravel from an area just outside…
Homicide detectives know who killed the Birnkrant family, but no one knows why the patriarch of that Saugus family did it. Michael Joseph Birnkrant, born Dec. 12, 1966, shot and…
This is the second in a seven-part series looking at the six murders that were reported in the Santa Clarita Valley in 2017. Before he was gunned down on the…
A Santa Clarita Valley woman, described by local sheriff’s deputies as a transient in recent arrest logs, was identified Tuesday morning as the suspect in a deadly wrong-way driving crash…
The weekend at Master’s evoked the title of a popular TV series from yesteryear. Friday and Saturday were defined by threes, and plenty of company. Friday: Josh Robison launched three…
At 13 years old, Riley Botton is one of the top up-and-coming swimmers training with Paseo Aquatics. She’s also a second-degree black belt in karate. Although she’s focused primarily on…
As the booms of drums filled the air, heads rocked, feet stamped and hands clapped. Who knew a ribbon cutting ceremony could be so much fun? The Remo Recreational Music…