Porter Ranch residents are still not guaranteed Southern California Gas Company will not resume injections in Aliso Canyon, Senator Henry Stern’s (D-Canoga Park) office said Tuesday night. Stern’s Senate Bill
School resource deputies will still be permitted in Los Angeles County school districts after the Board of Supervisor’s vote on Tuesday. However, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will have
It doesn’t take a scientist to see President Donald Trump’s budget would take a big cut to science funding. But it does take a scientist to unpack the impact a
Construction on the $16 million Newhall Ranch Road Bridge Widening Project kicks off Tuesday, city officials said Friday. The project, designed to improve traffic flow and increase pedestrian and cyclist
For the Oslers, Santa Clarita has always been home and its residents have always been family. When Ryan Osler, a Santa Clarita native and resident and Ventura County fire engineer,
Assemblyman Dante Acosta (R-Santa Clarita) left the Appropriations Committee Friday with one-third of his bills moving forward. With six bills waiting for approval from Appropriations, only Assembly Bills 1172 and
For some local victims of domestic violence, leaving their home is a seen as a lose-lose situation. The Domestic Violence Center has seen a decrease in numbers over the past
Congressman Steve Knight (R-Palmdale) is sticking to his vote in favor of the American Health Care Act. On Wednesday, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office reported that the new Republican health
Almost three weeks after the controversial American Health Care Act passed in the House of Representatives, an analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office showed 23 million fewer Americans would
In light of Signal Publisher Chuck Champion’s criticism of the appointment process that brought Bill Miranda onto the Santa Clarita City Council, he confronted council members at Tuesday’s council meeting
The House of Representatives were all for Rep. Steve Knight’s (R-Palmdale) No Hero Left Untreated Act when they vote unanimously in favor of it Tuesday. Under the legislation, known as
Councilman Bill Miranda was confronted at Tuesday’s Santa Clarita City Council meeting about his past remarks regarding the Latino Chamber of Commerce. The Signal’s Publisher Chuck Champion used the council
Sales decreased as costs increased for single-family homes and condos across the Santa Clarita Valley in April, the Southland Regional Association of Realtors reported Tuesday. Condominium sales decreased 31.4 percent
Homeless people and their belongings were asked to clear out of 17 encampments on Monday morning. City staff identified a total of 19 homeless encampments over the past month, with
More than 130 PDC employees will walk for a good cause on Thursday, May 25 for their 7th annual Brady Walk for Community. Each year, PDC employees each walk up
There’s no malicious intent behind tabling the Los Angeles County Supervisors agenda item to renew the contract for school resource officers, according to representatives from Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office. In
For local nonprofit Family Promise to be able act on its mission to house families, the group needs the funding to do so. Much of what Family Promise does requires
April brought sunshine and employment to more Santa Clarita residents as the weather warmed and the jobless rate decreased. The city’s unemployment rate is now 3.8 percent, a 0.2 decrease
Talking mostly about conflicts and concerns across the valley, about a dozen Canyon Country residents gathered for the monthly Canyon Country Advisory Committee meeting Wednesday night. Chairman Alan Ferdman led
The only new business the city council will see next Tuesday is the purchase of the city’s streetlight system from Southern California Edison. Santa Clarita’s streetlight system contains 16,125 poles