L.A. County nears 30K COVID-19 cases
The Los Angeles County Public Health Department announced Thursday the number of coronavirus deaths countywide increased by 51 in 24 hours, while 815 new cases were reported. Of those who…
Letters to the Editor
Laura Sandeen | Unconstitutional Assisted Living Order?
Los Angeles County made “orders” for assisted living that are in my opinion, unconstitutional. Seniors are being ordered to stay in their rooms 24/7. This is not good for their…
Letters to the Editor
John Schwindler | Missing the York Column
What happened to Byron York? John Schwindler Newhall Editor’s note: With the coronavirus situation and a congressional election coming up, we’ve been running quite a backlog on local letters and…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Calvin Hedman & Roger Seaver | On Economic Development Week
This week is National Economic Development week and the timing couldn’t be more perfect. As we look ahead to reopening the economy, economic development is going to be more important…
Steve Lunetta | COVID-19, Uncle Earl, Tinfoil Hats
Uncle Earl always accuses me of wearing a “tinfoil hat” whenever I begin to connect a few dots and make some predictions on what the true state of affairs may…
Los Angeles County Seal.
El condado de Los Ángeles reabrirá el viernes
Por Tammy Murga y Lauren Budman Esta edición: el condado de Los Ángeles reabrirá el viernes, un brote de COVID-19 reportado en Pitchess, los últimos recuentos de casos confirmados y…
City of Santa Clarita Mayor Cameron Smyth takes a photo of the Hearts for Heroes logo is projected on the side of the new Tower of the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital to thank essential workers for National Nurses Day in Valencia on Wednesday, May 06, 2020. Dan Watson/The Signal
Henry Mayo patient tower illuminated with heart on National Nurses Day
Health care workers have helped the Santa Clarita Valley community push through the coronavirus pandemic. On Wednesday, the community gave back to its front-line workers. Gathered in front of the…
A group of health care providers at the USC Medical Center wear their face shields created by Open-Source Print and Protect. Courtesy photo.
West Ranch students 3D print face shields for health care workers
While the number of cases and hospitalizations continue to grow for COVID-19, one group of West Ranch High School 11th-graders have begun to 3D print hospital-grade face shields for frontline…
Jackson Nathan, 16, of Castaic runs through the sprinklers to cool off at Central Park in Saugus on Wednesday. Dan Watson/The Signal
Heat wave in effect for Santa Clarita Valley
The Santa Clarita Valley is under a heat wave advisory until Thursday night, leaving some in need for relief from the dangerously high temperatures. According to the National Weather Service,…
The William S. Hart Union High School District office
Hart District adopts new grading policy
The William S. Hart Union High School District governing board adopted, with a 5-0 vote, a new grading policy for the entire district Wednesday, giving students the option to change…
This Signal file photo shows Pitchess Detention Center.
COVID-19 outbreak reported at Pitchess; 88 inmates confirmed as positive, 2K under quarantine
By Caleb Lunetta & Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writers Between two facilities located on the Pitchess Detention Center campus, there are close to 100 inmates who have been diagnosed as…
Maintenance worker Rene Martinez sprays BioPledge AntiMicrobial Protection spray on the interior of a car at Valencia Acura on Wednesday. Dan Watson/The Signal
SCV businesses prepare to reopen
As the state and county continue to announce plans to ease stay-at-home restrictions, allowing some businesses to reopen as early as Friday, many of the businesses here in the Santa…
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Newsom announces expanded workers’ comp for COVID-19 claims
As California enters the next phase in reopening the state, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Wednesday that will help workers who contract COVID-19 while working to access workers’…
Death toll related to COVID-19 climbs to 6 at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital
A day after reporting its fifth death related to COVID-19, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital officials reported Wednesday an additional death, while the death toll countywide increased by more than 50,…
Los Angeles County Seal.
L.A. County to reopen Friday, county announces eased restrictions
Los Angeles County officials have announced they will ease public health restrictions and reopen the county on Friday. During the county’s daily press conference on Wednesday, Supervisor Kathryn Barger said…
Letters to the Editor
Patrick Comey | Disappointed in Lunetta Column
I was disappointed to read Steve Lunetta’s opinion piece (April 23) wherein he promoted yet another conspiracy theory. Although the Signal tries to present a wide range of opinions, they…
Los Angeles County's 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger speaks at her inaugural State of the County address at the Hyatt. County supervisors are looking to change the way L.A. County responds to gun violence, by treating it as a public health issue.
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County expected today to announce easing of restrictions for Friday
L.A. County is expected to announce during its daily news briefing today that the “Safer at Home” order will be lifted to a wider extent than the previous statewide announcement…
Letters to the Editor
Randi Kay | Say ‘Hi’ on the Road
Taking care of our mental health is a difficult task during the stay-at-home order. We are all missing that social connection that many people need to be happy. The next…
Los Angeles County Seal.
Public Health officials discuss benchmarks for recovery, reopening
L.A. County Public Health Department officials discussed Tuesday plans for tracking hospital capacity, personal protective equipment and mortality rates across multiple demographics to ensure those who need testing are being…
Letters to the Editor
Paul Raggio | Why Settle for Bad Judgment?
All eyes are on our leaders and COVID-19 is revealing the very best and worst in leadership, and leader performances are being measured by their judgments. At the 20,000-foot level,…
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