City discusses grades and roads 

  A look at the year-over-year numbers from Santa Clarita’s busiest intersections indicates that traffic volumes actually declined last year at several lights, including the most traveled streets, Newhall Ranch

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Sand Canyon break-in under investigation

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies confirmed Friday they are investigating a Sand Canyon break-in reported late Thursday night. Deputies responded to a home in the 28000 block of Iron

City to discuss Newhall Gateway project  

The Santa Clarita City Council has plans to discuss a $3.3 million beautification project for an eastern entrance for the Santa Clarita Valley from State Route 14 called the Newhall

Saugus water reports show need for continued cleanup 

A June quarterly monitoring report from a Department of Toxic Substance Control order for the Saugus Industrial Center, former home of the Keysor-Century Corp., revealed groundwater contamination levels many times

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Woman scammed after calling fake IT number 

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are investigating a report of “theft by false pretense” after a Best Buy customer was scammed through a fake technical support number she called

Man gets 4 years for Canyon Country break-in 

A Canyon Country man accused of breaking into his neighbor’s home and threatening to assault her pleaded no contest and was sentenced Monday for one count of first-degree burglary with

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City reminds residents of organic-waste goals 

Santa Clarita residents might have noticed a slight uptick in trashy social media posts recently, but local officials said there’s a simple explanation.   More than a few concerned residents have

Longtime local writer, editor dies  

Tim Haddock, a longtime former L.A. Times and ESPN sports and features writer who at one time laid claim to be “America’s only fast-food newspaper columnist” for The Signal in

Station happy with help from Flock  

The acting captain of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station gave rave reviews for the latest boost to his law-enforcement toolkit from the city — nearly three dozen automated license-plate

Public safety meeting discusses e-bike concerns 

Santa Clarita City Council members and staff discussed concerns and solutions last week for something residents have been upset about for months: the rules for e-bikes, e-motorcycles and their riders.