Voters use the touch screens as they vote in person at La Mesa Junior High School in Santa Clarita on Tuesday, 060722. Dan Watson/The Signal

No real shake-ups in tightest races 

As the results continued to trickle in from the Nov. 5 election, another school board candidate claimed victory, but several other races remained too close to call as the number

Santa Clarita City Hall

City OKs housing for swap meet lot 

Santa Clarita City Council members unanimously approved the council’s second look at Riverview, a “mixed-use” plan for nearly 320 homes on acreage previously occupied by the Santa Clarita Swap Meet

 Medical examiners ID man who died in auto shop 

Medical examiners identified the man who died Monday inside a local auto parts manufacturer.  The L.A. County Medical Examiner’s Office identified Jonathan Ulgasan, a 54-year-old who worked at FCS Race

Attorneys seek cops’ records in LAPD suit  

The attorneys for a Valencia police officer suing the Los Angeles Police Department filed a “Pitchess Motion” seeking the records of an Internal Affairs investigation that did nothing to stop

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Good Samaritan ends up check-fraud victim 

As the expression goes, no good deed goes unpunished.  A Sierra Highway resident reported to the Detectives Bureau of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station that she was missing $4,500

Santa Clarita planning to increase open space 

Just a few weeks ahead of Thanksgiving, the city of Santa Clarita is preparing to widen its green belt, according to the agenda for Today’s City Council meeting.  Not quite

Sheriff's Department officials posted a "Be on the lookout" notice to other agencies in response to allegations made March 16, which was posted to social media.

Mayhem, torture suspects due back next year 

A preliminary hearing date was set for a Val Verde gang member and his girlfriend charged with mayhem and torture in a dayslong assault against a woman back in March. 

Voters continued to file during the middle of the afternoon at the precinct located at Greater Galilee Baptist Church in Charlotte, N.C., on Nov. 5, 2024. Photo by Jennifer Podis.

Alonso takes slight lead in COC race  

Edel Alonso has taken the lead back from Scott Schauer in the race for Trustee Area No. 2 on the Santa Clarita Community College District governing board as of Sunday

Over 1,200 students in world history, U.S. history, government, and economics classes at Golden Valley High School participated in a student mock election last week. Courtesy of Debbie Dunn.

Garcia clings to narrow lead 

The race for the 27th Congressional District, which is most of the Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys, tightened considerably with Friday’s vote total.  Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, now leads

Manual Rosas Aguilar, a 41-year-old Lancaster man, is being charged with a misdemeanor in the Nov. 27 collision that killed 31-year-old Cynthia Campana Contreras, a Valencia mother of two. Courtesy photo

Driver gets probation in fatal crash 

Family members of a mother who died in a crash shared their heartbreak this week after the man found responsible for the crash received probation.  Manuel Rosas Aguilar, 41, also

Winds pummel SCV during Red Flag Warning  

First responders had a busy Thursday thanks to constant wind gusts forecast by a Red Flag Warning that pummeled the Santa Clarita Valley with high-velocity winds, bringing down dozens of

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Hash-brown robber takes plea deal 

A man who stole a hash brown from a drive-thru window by threatening an employee with a BB gun took a plea deal on the eve of his trial, according

Santa Clarita City Hall

City hosting study session Thursday for parks 

The Santa Clarita Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission is hosting a study session Thursday to consider new signage for a veterans memorial, the Tesoro Adobe Historic Park project and

Voters continued to file during the middle of the afternoon at the precinct located at Greater Galilee Baptist Church in Charlotte, N.C., on Nov. 5, 2024. Photo by Jennifer Podis.

Garcia’s lead grows after updated tally 

The lead for Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, in his 27th Congressional District reelection race grew by a few thousand votes, based on the returns counted as of press time

Residents are encouraged to vote at Canyon Country Park during the 2024 United States General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

Garcia holds early lead in race for Congress 

Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, held on to an early lead after the first couple of counts Tuesday night, but the Santa Clarita Valley’s lone congressional race will once again

City Council race tight with early results 

Those expecting a close race for Santa Clarita City Council’s first district-based election were not disappointed, as the results indicated the tally was too close to call as of press