North Hills man sentenced to 16 months in prison for fleeing deputies
An unemployed North Hills man arrested in August after he was pursued through Newhall by deputies staking out a fast food restaurant was sentenced two weeks ago to 16 months…
Former LASD recruit gets 180 days in jail for stealing $110,000, burning ATM
A one-time recruit of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department who lives in the Santa Clarita Valley was sentenced late last week to 180 days in jail after he pleaded…
Signal file photo Empty dump trucks pull into a soil treatment area to pick up clean dirt as viewed on tour of the cleanup efforts of the Whittaker-Bermite site in Valencia in October 2016. Dan Watson/The Signal
Discovery of protected gnatcatcher found at Whittaker slows cleanup
As 18 years of cleanup on the nearly 1,000 acres of the former Whittaker-Bermite site comes to a close, cleanup officials have reported a snag as they eagerly approach the…
Motorist killed after car plunges 400 feet down Castaic ravine
A motorist is dead after his car plunged over a cliff and down a 400-foot ravine in Castaic late Wednesday. The incident happened a “couple of days ago” with no…
Tesoro project site.
Commission approves Tesoro housing project despite no affordable housing
The proposed 820-home Highlands housing project was narrowly approved by the county Regional Planning Commission Wednesday, but not until two commissioners admonished the developer for not including affordable housing in…
Christy Smith, Dante Acosta
Returns show Acosta leading over Smith with some votes remaining
Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, held a 1,222-vote lead in his re-election bid after all precincts’ ballots were counted from Tuesday’s election — but his Democratic challenger Christy Smith was…
Tom Lackey
Lackey wins re-election with 12 point lead on challenger Fox
Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, won re-election on Tuesday night over his Democratic challenger Steve Fox in their third consecutive rematch. Lackey won 56 percent of the vote, and Fox won…
Saugus varsity football linebacker Angelo Bornn reads the offense in practice at Saugus High School on Wednesday.
Bornn brothers bring family dynamic to Saugus football
Saugus football coach Jason Bornn has always preached to his players that they should treat their teammates like family, but this year that message hits home a little harder. For…
SIGNAL FILE PHOTO: Former-Saugus Union School District governing board President Chistopher Trunkey and Clerk Paul de la Cerda listen to a speaker at a prior district meeting.
SUSD releases cease-and-desist letter
Saugus Union School District officials have released the previously reported cease-and-desist letter that was sent in response to a union member’s allegations of conduct violations by the district’s board president.…
New faces to join incumbents on SCV school boards
Four of the seven school board races that featured multiple candidates running in Tuesday’s election ended with a victorious incumbent, but three new faces will soon be headed to the…
SCV soccer teams make CIF-SS watch list
On Monday, the CIF-Southern Section 2018-19 preseason boys and girls soccer teams to watch lists were released with one Santa Clarita Valley boys team and three girls teams making the…
Saturday: 4th Annual Pirate Beer Festival
Enjoy an afternoon of great beer, great food and fun with SCV Brewmasters while supporting two charities – Back to the War Zone and Prayer Angels for the Military. The…
Santa Clarita City Councilmember Bill Miranda chats with supporters at the GOP election night party held at Kelly's Wedding Garden in Santa Clarita on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Voters keep incumbents on City Council seats
Despite a large pool of 15 candidates in the race for Santa Clarita City Council, voters stayed loyal to three incumbents for at least another term, as the tallying of…
‘Art About Agriculture,’ Thomas Fire
The 11th annual “Art About Agriculture” and “From the Ashes: Thomas Fire Photography” exhibits open Saturday at the Santa Paula Art Museum in Santa Paula. “Art About Agriculture,” the popular…
COC Theater Presents Shakespeare’s ‘Measure for Measure’
News Release The College of the Canyons theater department continues its season with a production of William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure” opening Friday. “Measure for Measure,” once seen as a…
Dan Watson/Signal
2018 Election results: Which state propositions passed and which failed?
This November election, Californians had to decide on whether to approve or deny 11 ballot measures on everything from rent control to farm animal confinement and repealing last year’s gas…
Santa Clarita Mayor Marsha McLean Katharine Lotze/Signal
Marsha McLean | Honoring Our Hometown Heroes This Holiday Season
The holiday season is fast approaching, which means families and friends will come together from cities far and wide to spend quality time, enjoy each other’s company and catch up.…
Letters to the Editor
Frank Marion | Republicans Should Have Given FBI Longer Leash
I don’t think the Republicans should have put a time limit on and told the FBI who they could interview, given the importance of the position on the Supreme Court.…
Letters to the Editor
Lois Eisenberg | The Old Boys Club Is Still Up to Their Old Tricks
The Kavanaugh confirmation hearings proved again how women are disregarded as equals and hated by the Old Boys Club sitting in their antiquated stuffed chairs with their antiquated minds not…
Hill unseats Knight in 25th Congressional District race
Voters in the 25th Congressional District decided Tuesday night to send Democratic challenger Katie Hill to Congress in Rep. Steve Knight’s place next year. Knight, R-Palmdale, conceded Tuesday’s hotly contested…
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