California’s High Temperatures: A Recipe for Wildfire Disaster California is known for its sunny climate, but it experiences extremely high temperatures throughout the year. Heat waves are becoming more frequent
Compiled from news releases The two state legislators who represent the majority of the Santa Clarita Valley issued contrasting statements after the Legislature passed Gov. Gavin Newsom’s redistricting package, which
In general, we sort of expect a person of a certain age to look a certain way. But every now and then, we meet someone who appears much younger or
By Perry Smith and Kamryn Martell Signal Staff Writers L.A. County firefighters responded to a small brush fire that broke out Monday near Santa Clarita Park and spread into a resident’s
A former Golden Valley High School football player has been identified as the suspect who was killed after a shooting Monday afternoon in Midtown Manhattan. The suspect carried an M-4
By Perry Smith and Kamryn Martell California Highway Patrol officers said Monday a parking lot incident the previous day at Six Flags Magic Mountain is being investigated as an accident.
By Signal Staff California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Wednesday that he is asking the Los Angeles County Superior Court to place Los Angeles County’s juvenile halls into a receivership
L.A. County Fire Department officials said there were no injuries and no major damage to report after responding to a 911 call for an electrical fire in the Valencia Industrial
With so much beautiful scenery in California, it’s not a surprise that off-roading is such an extremely popular hobby. “Off-roading lets you drive somewhere you’ve never seen, meet people, make
After contentious session, council’s split vote grants Weste’s request The Santa Clarita City Council’s ouster of Denise Lite from the city Planning Commission sets the stage for a contentious 2026
By Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto) Signal Staff Writer This summer, young athletes from across the Santa Clarita Valley are running bases, shooting hoops, and jumping hurdles at The Master’s University during its
By Kamryn Martell and Katherine Quezada Signal Staff Writers The Fourth of July is a holiday known for hot dogs, being with loved ones, the red-white-and-blue motif, and most exciting
By Katherine Quezada and Lucas Nava Signal Staff Writers A solo vehicle hit-and-run crash caused a power outage affecting 2,429 residents in the Saugus area in the midst of Fourth
By Signal Staff Santa Clarita City Council member and former Mayor Jason Gibbs has announced his candidacy for Congress in California’s 27th Congressional District. “An engineer, community leader and
By Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto) Signal Staff Writer Canyon Country resident and 2025 Canyon High School graduate Luis Edward Olascoaga, who goes by the stage name Lil Lu, is setting his sights on
The nationwide “No Kings Day” protest brought out a crowd estimated to be over 2,000 people to Valencia on Saturday. “No Kings Day” was a nationwide day of protest organized