The public has until Friday to weigh in on plans for just over 500 “attainably priced” homes, including affordable senior housing, just west of city limits — south of Sagecrest
One of the longest-running legal dramas in Santa Clarita Valley history is set to begin its latest chapter this month. Justice Elwood Lui, presiding judge of the 2nd District Court
The Santa Clarita City Council approved an annual audit report that provided updated figures for the city’s finances, its largest employers and its growth trends. The council approved the federally
Santa Clarita Transit officials shared some good news recently after residents came to City Hall asking the city not to cut its downtown bus routes. Residents noted that safety and
A 23-year-old man accused of murder in the shooting death of a College of the Canyons student in May pleaded not guilty in court this week. The Los Angeles County
The Santa Clarita City Council on Tuesday declined to agendize another Placerita Canyon discussion about concerns that a permitting process is letting The Master’s University transform an equestrian neighborhood without
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is reporting crime was down just under 3%, according to data from the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department, which also released preliminary numbers indicating arrests
Recalling the drive to her first job at Six Flags Magic Mountain and her Model United Nations trips at College of the Canyons, Sen. Suzette Martinez Valladares, R-Acton, said her
After a virtual meeting Thursday with staff representatives of the Public Utilities Commission, Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda said state regulators plan to send a letter to Southern California Edison
A judge Thursday denied a Valencia chiropractor’s request for the return of his camera equipment that was seized by the Sheriff’s Department during a June raid of his home. Nicholas
Inspired by the recent emergency response and something he saw on a family trip, Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda tossed out an idea that was quickly embraced by his peers
A Sand Canyon break-in suspect who was found incompetent to stand trial in September was then deemed competent in December and had his case returned to criminal proceedings, according to
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are investigating several break-ins that occurred early Tuesday morning in Valencia and asking anyone who might have seen anything to contact the station. Deputy
A developer looking to put low-income homes onto Walnut Street has somewhat scaled back plans in response to conversations with the city’s Planning Division, according to records obtained by The
District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced the promotion of a Valencia attorney who’s built a reputation on prosecuting some of L.A. County’s most heinous crimes against its most vulnerable victims. Jonathan
A brief discussion of a new 140-bed senior housing facility is expected to be part of the agenda at Tuesday’s Santa Clarita City Council meeting. The facility is part of
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is alerting the public about a series of rate hikes expected to raise the average monthly cost for its customers by anywhere from $28.97
L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Homicide Bureau detectives are investigating a pair of deaths in Acton that were first reported Sunday evening by the Palmdale Sheriff’s Station. Sheriff’s officials reported that
California Highway Patrol officers have reopened Interstate 5 at Lake Hughes Road after using the “turnaround” gate to close I-5 Sunday night into Monday morning, according to officials. Officers began
Public records request confirms previous Signal reporting on mall plans, request for city funds A formal copy of the request for $60 million to $75 million from the city of
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