The Santa Clarita City Council will stand up and be heard on the controversial issue of Proposition 57. Meeting on Tuesday, the council’s two-member Legislative Committee embraced a recommendation that
One again, the L.A. Board of Supervisors on Tuesday tabled a proposal to allocate $5.6 million to contract out services for 320 mentally ill inmates, and transfer those inmates from
You need not wait until Election Day to vote. Starting Tuesday, “Vote By Mail’’ ballots will be accepted for the Nov. 8 elections – with an added convenience this year
“No’’ on Prop 57. That might become the official position of the Santa Clarita City Council. The council’s Legislative Committee is scheduled to discuss a recommendation Tuesday afternoon that the
Once more, with feeling! After two postponements, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors again is expected to vote Tuesday on a proposal that would allocate $5.6 million to contract out
L.A. County put out the word last week – more poll workers are needed for the Nov. 8 elections. Now the county may put its money where its mouth is.
The newspaper you are now reading was, at the time, called The Newhall Signal. Costing 25 cents, it was printed in black-and-white. You dialed an 805 area code to reach its
The city that Sheriff’s Department Sgt. Steven Owen served, and in which he died in the line of duty, is looking honor the decorated hero by naming a park after
With a steady stream of attack ads, Democrat Bryan Caforio has been giving Steve Knight the business for weeks now, looking to oust the incumbent Republican from California’s 25th Congressional
Following a late switch of the debate’s moderator, Republican Rep. Steve Knight and his Nov. 8 Democratic challenger for the 25th District seat, Bryan Caforio, will square off Friday morning
Voters on Nov. 8 will face a crowded ballot, and it won’t be crowded just with people. There are also 17 ballot measures statewide, plus two in Los Angeles County.
Following statewide water-use trends, Santa Clarita-area residents increased their consumption by about a third in the summer months compared to monthly totals from 2015, and were conserving at about the
Eight years of stagnation over a proposed hotel at McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard continued Tuesday night, as the Santa Clarita Planning Commission delayed approval of a five-story, 134-room plan
For the second time in two weeks, the County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday postponed a vote authorizing $5.6 million to contract out services for 320 mentally ill inmates, who
Los Angeles County is looking for a few good men … and women. More than a few, actually – about 800. Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean Logan has put out the word
The carousel at the Westfield Valencia Town Center mall has thrilled its last little kid. A longtime fixture at the mall, the carousel shut for good on Friday, the mall’s
The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Santa Clarita dropped modestly in September, according to numbers released by an on-line rental firm. Statistics compiled by ApartmentList.com put Santa Clarita
The County Board of Supervisors is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to authorize $5.6 million to contract out services for mentally ill inmates who would be transferred from the
Santa Clarita voters will fill two expiring City Council seats on Nov. 8, but they would also be creating a new vacancy if they elect incumbent Councilman Dante Acosta to
Californians will soon be able to get a brewski with their braids or a merlot with their mousse, thanks to a new law signed this week by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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