By Caleb Lunetta & Jim Holt Signal Staff Writers Medical examiners have identified one of two people found dead inside a burning house in Canyon Country Saturday morning as 82-year-old
Grapevine conditions are expected to worsen as temperatures chill through Saturday night, according to officials. In a tweet sent out by the official National Weather Service of Los Angeles, officials
Thousands of Santa Clarita residents descended upon shopping centers and storefronts to rake in the post-Thanksgiving deals available to them through Black Friday. Whether it was in the annually decorated,
The College of the Canyons Employee Training Institute (ETI) has received $749,760 from the Employment Training Panel (ETP) to provide local companies with customized training programs that will include industry-recognized
Growing up, kids unwrapping gifts Christmas morning often take the fresh pack of socks they’ve received for granted. However, for others, those socks can make a world of a difference,
Joining in with cities and municipalities across the nation, the Santa Clarita City Council officially recognized November as Homeless Awareness month. “The homeless issue in Southern California has reached epidemic
The West Ranch High School marching band went home with a gold medal for best band on Nov. 16, after competing in the annual 5A state championships. The conclusion to
From their original location in Val Verde, the Samuel Dixon Family Health Center distributed more than 124 Thanksgiving Day meals to families last week. Throughout the year, the Samuel Dixon
Sgt. First Class Scott Adams was sitting in his Humvee, driving through the city of Bayji in northern Iraq on Jan. 26, 2007, when his whole life changed. His sixth
The Trestles and American Beauty housing development homes, which suffered from a landslide earlier this year, are preparing for upcoming holiday rain. Residents who share the slope between Terri Drive
With the intent to distribute clothes, food and comfort, Newhall School District officials held the grand opening for a Family Resource Center at Wiley Canyon Elementary on Thursday. The Family
A yearly tradition to mark the beginning of the holiday season for a number of Santa Clarita residents, the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley held its annual
The family of Gracie Muehlberger, one of three students killed during the Saugus High School shooting Nov. 14, held a celebration of life ceremony at Real Life Church Saturday. The
The Santa Clarita community has begun to reach out by sharing words, time and resources with the families of two Santa Clarita teens who died in a car crash Wednesday.
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital officials have said they’re experiencing some computer failures, but care and prescriptions are continuing as usual, according to officials. “It was some kind of power issue
Following the shooting that took place on his school’s campus last week, Saugus senior Tyler Nilson did not know if he wanted, or even would be able, to complete his
Los Angeles City Fire Department officials responded to a vehicle fire near the Newhall Pass on Friday that clogged traffic during the afternoon commute. The call came in originally at
His house is filled with pictures and memories. From top to bottom, wall to wall, there are images of family vacations, stills of the family hanging onto one another, a
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are asking residents to be mindful of what they post online after they’ve had to investigate two dozen school threats in the week since
Medical examiners with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office identified Lydia Lopez, a 2-year-old from Bakersfield, as the second child killed in a fiery Stevenson Ranch car crash on Monday.