The recently elected members of Santa Clarita City Council named their annual appointments to the city’s committees Tuesday during their first meeting of 2023. With Marsha McLean, Bill Miranda and
Editor’s note: The resident in this story reached out to The Signal asking that her story be told. She agreed to an interview. After the story was published online, she
A 42-year-old Thousand Oaks man accused of assaulting the mother of his three children and her father who was battling cancer pleaded not guilty Friday to domestic violence and an
A prominent Santa Clarita Valley attorney expressed his gratitude Tuesday morning for the people he described as heroes after a harrowing roadside rescue. “I’m very, very fortunate,” said Valencia resident
A group of firefighters happened to be in the right place at the right time to save a group that was trapped by the elements in Val Verde, officials said
A driver crashed into a light post Sunday night in Newhall, according to L.A. County Fire Department officials. The crash happened around 8:30 p.m. at the intersection of Valle Del
A Union Pacific freight train struck and killed a pedestrian shortly after 3 p.m. Monday in the 19200 block of Via Princessa in Canyon Country, according to officials. Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita City Council members are hosting another closed session discussion Tuesday on the settlement of a lawsuit over an alleged California Voting Rights Act lawsuit. The city announced a
While inflation is making everything more expensive these days, $1,250 still goes a long way at Blue Star Ranch in Placerita Canyon. The donation Friday by the Elks Riders for
A Saugus fire captain facing the possibility of four years in prison for an assault conviction was sentenced to two years of formal probation Friday, according to a spokesman for
Sheriff’s Department investigations into the fentanyl-overdose deaths of a 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old man are both part of work that could wind up in federal court, investigators said this
A couple of things become obvious after meeting Anthony Syracuse, co-owner of LA North, and touring one of the 16 massive soundstages his company operates in Santa Clarita: 1) He’s
A 17-year-old Santa Clarita girl at Concerts in the Park. A 24-year-old Castaic man who worked in construction. A 20-year-old Canyon Country man. All seemingly among the consequences of a
It wasn’t “Purple Rain” that closed down The Canyon in Santa Clarita on New Year’s Eve, but flooding during a show by the tribute band Prince Again might have been
A storm front Wednesday that’s been moving down the coast is expected to dump up to 4 inches of rain in the Santa Clarita Valley and more at higher altitudes
A judge is expected to hear arguments next week in a lawsuit filed by the family members of a firefighter shot and killed by a coworker at the Acton fire
The city of Santa Clarita is asking the Beverly Hills entrepreneur whose goal is to put a world-class resort in the quiet, equestrian-friendly community of Sand Canyon to start over,
Better handling. Easier maneuverability. And perhaps almost as important in this line of work, they add the element of surprise. Members of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station’s Off-Highway Vehicle
While Democratic lawmakers recently committed to continuing social programs despite reports of an anticipated $25 billion deficit, GOP lawmakers decried the spending priorities set by the supermajority on the other
By Alejandro Lazo and Jeanne Kuang CalMatters Writers California faces a projected deficit next year even if the nation avoids a recession. Despite the expected shortfall, policymakers say they’ll maintain spending