NWS: Rain, wind and cold coming to SCV
The National Weather Service forecasted wind and cold temperatures in the region for Monday night and Tuesday morning. A “high wind warning” was issued for the Santa Clarita Valley, which went into…
FILE PHOTO A Los Angeles County Fire Department truck moves quickly to scene. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Four transported to Henry Mayo following crash in Saugus
Four people were transported to Henry Mayo Hospital following a single-vehicle crash near the intersection of Copper Hill Drive Deer Springs Drive on Saturday night, according to Deputy Charlie Upchurch,…
Deputies from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station near the intersection of Chesnut Street and 14th Street in Newhall following a foot pursuit. Oscar Sol / The Signal.
Deputies: Two detained following foot pursuit
Two people were detained after reportedly fleeing from Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies near the intersection of 14th Street and Chestnut Street on Saturday at approximately 9:30 p.m., according…
David Hegg | Awakening to Defeat Decadence
By David Hegg As an ethics column writer I find no lack of subjects to discuss. But none is more startling than the fact that too many Americans are willingly,…
Letters to the Editor
Jim de Bree | Credit Where It’s Due
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column about politics overriding the governance responsibilities of elected officials. In that column, I cited one of Rep. Mike Garcia’s taxpayer-funded emails as…
Letters to the Editor
Arthur Saginian | Guilty of Audacity
Christopher Lucero accused me of audacity for “judging” his writing (letters, Jan. 19). Am I guilty of audacity? Let’s look it up. Audacity: 1) a willingness to take bold risks,…
Letters to the Editor
Rob Kerchner | Just a Good Luck Charm?
A medical office that requires useless masks is not a confidence-builder. It’s rather like going to the doctor and being handed a rabbit’s foot. Rob Kerchner Santa Clarita
Pub Trivia in the SCV
Big fun, getting bigger By Jim Walker Whether you visit your local pub specifically because it’s trivia night, or take your deep conversations elsewhere on such evenings, most likely you…
Vehicle fire reported on Highway 14
A vehicle fire was reported on the southbound side of Highway 14 just north of Newhall Avenue on Saturday at approximately 4:30 p.m., according to Bernard Peters, supervising fire dispatcher…
Hiker airlifted from Newhall
A 24-year-old man was airlifted out of Newhall on Saturday after being injured on a hike near the Whitney Canyon waterfall, according to Bernard Peters, supervising fire dispatcher for the…
033123 Screenshot of the 2023 One Story One City virtual event with Shelby Van Pelt.
Meeting the author behind SCV’s One Story One City 2023 book selection
The Santa Clarita Public Library united all of the community's book lovers for a city-wide book club, better known as One Story One City, on Friday night. One Story One…
Event attendees gather around the booths for the first annual 2023 Parapod Festival at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Saturday, April 1, 2023. Chris Torres/The Signal
Lovers and believers of the paranormal, extraterrestrial and spiritual gather in SCV for first-ever Parapod Festival
Hundreds gathered together for their various loves of the non-physical and extraterrestrial at the first ever two-day Parapod Festival in Valencia on Saturday Beginning on Friday, attendees were taken on…
Suzette Martinez Valladares | Senate Committee Drops Ball on Fentanyl
Gov. Gavin Newsom made news this week by signing yet another bill that will increase the price of gas and negatively impacts everyone’s cost of living. At the same time,…
Letters to the Editor
Brian Richards | A Nation in Trouble
There is something wrong with the fabric of our society. I don’t pretend to have all the answers or know everything, but I have some opinions. The nation is far…
The California Chamber of Commerce, a powerful business lobbying group, has honed a specific strategy with a high success rate — labeling bills it deems most burdensome “job-killers” and tracking them on an annual list. State Capitol photo by Rahul Lal, CalMatters
State chamber releases list of ‘job-killer’ bills
By Grace Gedye CalMatters Economy Reporter The California Legislature, with its Democratic supermajority, is known for passing first-in-the-nation laws that ramp up labor and consumer protections — often in the face…
Rabbi Mark Blazer
Rabbi Mark Blazer | Passover’s Parallel to Ukraine
As we celebrate Passover this week, we are witnessing historic events that have the power to change millions of lives. For just over a year, the war in Ukraine brings…
Robert Lamoureux | Is it time for all-new roof paper?
Question: Hi, Robert, I need to ask about a concrete tile roof. The tiles are flat with ridges, not curved like Mexican tiles. We had a small leak with the…
The Time Ranger | Naked Shaking & Poaching Cost a House
Hasn’t this 2023 winter/spring just been something? I think I can count on one hand the number of days we’ve had where it’s hit the low 70s for a high.…
Placerita Canyon Junior High robotics students Davis Simington, 13, Aiden Kim, 13, Naveen Shankar, 13, and Cyrus Clark, 13, observe how the da Vinci Surgical System robot works in action at the Henry Mayo Center in Newhall, Calif., on Friday, March 31, 2023. Chris Torres/The Signal
Hart district students enjoy ‘game-changing’ tech at Henry Mayo
The local students delicately pinched their fingers, deftly manipulated their wrists and gently worked the pedals, not unlike having a turn on the most expensive digital game they’ve ever touched. …
From left: Dr. Bud Lawrence, Maci Lawrence, Cambria Lawrence, Sen. Scott Wilk. Courtesy photo.
Wilk’s trauma kit bill clears committee; co-creators of Keep the Pressure kits lend support
News release Legislation by Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, to equip schools with life-saving trauma kits unanimously cleared the Senate Education Committee this week. “I want to thank my colleagues…
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