State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, introduced a new Senate bill Monday, asking for improved transparency in state agencies. “Local governments have open subcommittee meetings, because of the Brown Act,
It goes without saying for longtime Santa Clarita Valley residents, the holiday season around town has traditionally made the month of December one of the most unique times of the
Monica Gilchrist, owner of Gilchrist Farm, looked around at the event Saturday and noted that this year was the largest the event had ever been. “We had 35 students participate
Santa Clarita developers, government leaders and environmental activists were left to speculate on the future of various local housing projects after a new crop of housing standards were approved in
Before the funeral procession and the nation observed a day of mourning, Rep. Steve Knight, R-Santa Clarita, joined members of the public in visiting the Capitol rotunda where former President
Being one of the “original families” still involved in the Saugus neighborhood tradition, the Lucatero-Haggart household has set up for the Wakefield Lane Winter Wonderland since 1993. “We had only
Santa Clarita Valley Trail Users set out Saturday morning to create a new multi-use trail in the East Walker Ranch open space in Canyon Country. Beginning at 8 a.m. and
Tucked away in the corner of William S. Hart Park, the 37th annual “Christmas Open House” offered Santa Clarita families a chance to visit Heritage Junction and receive some holiday cheer.
Los Angeles County firefighters saved a dog from a Saugus house fire Saturday evening. “We found the dog (inside the house) and he was having respiratory issues” due to the
The Friends of Hart Park have invited Santa Clarita families to the “Cowboys and Carols” event taking place Saturday night in Newhall. Taking place in Hart Hall on Saturday, the
Assemblywoman-elect Christy Smith is scheduled Monday to be among the 80 total Assembly members sworn into the 2019-2020 California State Legislature. Despite the election having occurred less than a month
The election results are final: The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder and County Clerk Dean C. Logan certified the Nov. 6 election results Friday. In a news release issued three weeks
A Compass Cpl. Arden Moser is a man who has been recognized by his country, and heard theaters across the country applaud his music. But the day he gave her
The College of the Canyons Political Science Department offered the public a chance to “look behind the curtain” of local election campaigns Wednesday. With every seat filled in the small
Nearly three weeks after the polls closed, incumbent Jim McDonnell conceded Monday night to challenger Alex Villanueva in the race to be Los Angeles County’s new sheriff. McDonnell’s concession came
On the morning of Dec. 22, 1944, German Gen. Heinrich Freiherr von Lüttwitz sent a letter to Brig. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe informing him he had been surrounded by German
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer As the Woolsey Fire burned its way through parts of Los Angeles County, Animal Tracks in Agua Dulce once again offered up its nonprofit
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer In her book and on her website, autism-and-treatment.com, Marcia Hinds and her 30-year-old son Ryan Hinds have openly talked about how he has “recovered”
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station investigators are investigating the early Saturday morning burglary of at least a dozen recreational vehicles in Valencia. At 9:30 a.m. Saturday morning, deputies were called
Deputies arrested four suspects early Thursday morning on suspicion of being involved in multiple Castaic vehicle burglaries. Leading into Thanksgiving morning, a number of Castaic residents near the the 28000