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By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Well, despite some of our best intentions and hard work, 2020 has proven itself on numerous occasions to not
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Well, despite some of our best intentions and hard work, 2020 has proven itself on numerous occasions to not
By Perry Smith Signal Business Editor After starting out with a mission and a handful of employees working in about 8,000 square feet in 2007,
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor The murder rate for an area the size of Los Angeles County changes from year to year. To give
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor One of Capt. Justin Diez’s top priorities in March 2020 when he took the helm at the Santa Clarita
By Perry Smith Sunday Signal Editor When I first heard Monday was National Rum Day, well, I definitely had questions. I think initially, one of
“Give me your keys.” The first time Shannon Dave heard the suspect, she thought it was a joke, and didn’t recognize the gesture the teen
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station recorded 13 fewer Part-I crimes for June 2021 versus June 2020, and about 13.6% fewer Part-I crime reports than
Cybersecurity breaches are becoming more and more common in the news, affecting major corporations, disrupting trade and even making our local schools vulnerable in the
Santa Clarita’s employment numbers continued to outpace the county in April, but fell slightly behind the state’s figure for April, which also continued to improve.
The Saugus High girls soccer team earned another thrilling win, this time with a penalty shootout with Downey to earn a spot in the CIF Southern Section
Santa Clarita crime reports returned to “normal levels” in April, with a total of 220 Part-I crimes reported, a 30.5% decrease over the March 2021 figure
The West Ranch girls soccer team capped off a historic season this past week, and despite a tough 3-0 second-round playoff loss to Etiwanda, there were plenty
While the COVID-19 pandemic halted plans for a relay run, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies still gathered Thursday at Jake Kuredjian Park in Stevenson Ranch to
The latest chapter in a series of controversial policy changes from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office is headed to the state Supreme Court
Foothill League coaches announced their choice for Player of the Year and their All-League teams recently. Colton FitzGerald, senior quarterback for Saugus High, finished the
With a reasonable budget and some technical savvy, the world of digital content one can stream to their home or desktop is essentially a limitless
When Hart High boys soccer head coach Gio Salinas took over the program just days before the already unplanned season got underway, a primary goal, he said,
The quiet, affluent community of Sand Canyon was disrupted Jan. 11 by a rare trespassing allegation, and even rarer, a shooting, inside the gated community
By Perry SmithSignal Managing Editor A partner at one of Santa Clarita’s most prominent personal injury firms is suing the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station over
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detectives took two teenagers into custody on suspicion of assault with a firearm, and an adult on suspicion he let them access
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