
LASD using paper, pen during Y2K-like system outage
A quarter-century after the world avoided a much-ballyhooed Y2K crisis on New Year’s Eve — a six-digit date format in computer software was feared to bring down planes and cause

A quarter-century after the world avoided a much-ballyhooed Y2K crisis on New Year’s Eve — a six-digit date format in computer software was feared to bring down planes and cause

As the Santa Clarita Valley’s No. 1 source for local news, The Signal and its website, SignalSCV.com is where those looking for breaking news can go to find out what’s

As 2024 winds down and 2025 approaches, there are several pending crime stories in the Santa Clarita Valley likely to continue to develop. From a local chiropractor who was accused

Just two months after successfully defending a lawsuit in order to stay open, Chiquita Canyon Landfill announced in a letter sent via email on New Year’s Eve that it would

Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency officials expect that with a little bit of conservation, there’ll be no problems with upcoming work on local water connections for the State Water Project.

A man accused of fighting with Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies in an incident that provoked an hourslong standoff in Canyon Country back in February is now due back

Fire Department personnel were called to battle a house fire on the 26100 block of Dan Court in Saugus on Friday afternoon, according to officials. Firefighters responded to the single-family

A couple made off with some free Boxing Day sushi after a “dine-and-dash” at the Valencia mall. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials responded to a call around 7 p.m.

Andre Movsesyan said he and his wife were at home during the pandemic with more time around the house than usual when they decided to become a little closer with

Santa Clarita City Council members are continuing to react with skepticism about a request from the owner of the Valencia Town Center mall for $60 million to $75 million in

The William S. Hart Union High School District announced in a news release Friday that Naomi Kim, a senior at West Ranch High School, has earned the Congressional Award’s highest

When Deputy Robert Jensen has a conversation with people about keeping their homes safe from holiday crime, he makes references to a Christmas classic most will get. “I tell people

An Antelope Valley man is now facing 20 years to life at his sentencing in February after a jury convicted him in the Oct. 31, 2022, shooting outside Black ’N’

The Valley Industry Association recently hosted one more sendoff for former Santa Clarita Mayor Cameron Smyth, who passed the gavel for the last time Dec. 10 as his term came

Mall owner seeks $60-$75M in public funding for parking structure A pair of Santa Clarita City Council members balked Thursday at a proposal shared in a letter from the Dallas-based

The L.A. County Board of Supervisors approved a quarter-billion-dollars’ worth of work Tuesday for The Old Road, focused on a 2-mile stretch of the existing right-of-way between Henry Mayo Drive

California Highway Patrol officers arrested a motorcyclist Tuesday morning after a patrolman spotted a man driving in an unsafe manner who refused to pull over, according to a spokesman for

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Missing Persons Unit is asking for the public’s help to find a person reported missing. Cory Blayne Landa, 33, is described as a Hispanic

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies responded to a two-car crash on Soledad Canyon Road that left two cars totaled but no serious injuries despite severe damage that led to

With just under two weeks left in 2024, a look back on the year-in-review for major crimes indicates the Santa Clarita Valley had one fewer homicide compared to the previous