Whether Santa Clarita’s water districts will merge is now entirely up to Governor Jerry Brown. In its last legislative hurdle, Senate Bill 634 passed the Senate floor on Thursday. If
About 50 parents, teens and community members had an open talk about drugs at the city’s 7th annual Parent Resource Symposium on Wednesday night. Through an educational resource fair and
Immigration reform was at the forefront of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor’s discussion on Tuesday, as they passed four motions related to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
Sisters in Time, a collaborative effort between local agencies to get women connected with roommates and affordable housing, held their first public forum on Wednesday. The group of about 20
City council approved a new development project in Canyon Country and received resounding applause from community members. At the Tuesday council meeting, council members deliberated the pros and cons of
The Child & Family Center thanked donors for their generosity at an annual reception on Tuesday evening, highlighting the impact these funds have on the people the center serves. In
The city of Santa Clarita does not want the conversation about safe driving to stop. White ribbons will be displayed around town this week on traffic poles, streetlights and trees
The city broke ground this week in Veterans Historical Plaza to make way for the Fallen Warriors Monument. Shovels hit the dirt on Thursday after two years of planning and
This week, the House of Representatives approved $100 million in grant funding to go back into communities around the country. When President Donald Trump eliminated Community Development Block Grants from
Editor’s Note: Patricia Wenskunas, founder and CEO of Crime Survivors Inc., is the keynote speaker at The Signal’s second annual Domestic Violence Summit on Sept. 15 at College of the
New residential units and retail spaces will be the focus of Tuesday’s city council meeting. The Sand Canyon Plaza mixed-use project is set for public hearing and will go to
There is no “one-size fits all” way to address the diverse needs of Los Angeles County, Supervisor Kathryn Barger repeatedly emphasized at a meeting with the North Los Angeles County
Holding glow sticks in one hand and tissues in the other, community members’ eyes filled with tears as they stood among tree stumps representing 105 local youth who lost their
Legislation that would require a text message option with human trafficking hotlines is headed to Governor Jerry Brown’s desk after passing the Senate floor unanimously on Tuesday. Senate Bill 225
Los Angeles County’s Department of Public Health is actively looking to prevent a Hepatitis A outbreak. After the Board of Supervisors approved a motion by Supervisor Kathryn Barger, the department
The Board of Supervisors declared the La Tuna Fire a local emergency after it spread through over 7,000 acres of the fifth district last weekend. By ratifying the emergency, the
Newhall School District parents packed the district office Tuesday night to speak out against the district’s calendar not aligning with the William S. Hart Union High School District calendar. There
In solidarity with DACA and its recipients, about 30 Los Angeles County residents gathered at Congressman Steve Knight’s (R-Palmdale) Santa Clarita office to call on him to support immigration reform
After President Donald Trump’s decision to phase out Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) on Tuesday, some Santa Clarita elected officials and community members are calling for immigration reform. DACA
The city of Santa Clarita is looking to facilitate an honest dialogue about drugs between local parents and teenagers at their annual Parent Resource Symposium next week. On Wednesday, Sept.
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