
Reinventing engagement through camera technology
Valencia resident Tamer Abdel grew tired of hearing, “Use our hashtag,” and “Tag us on your posts,” during social events — and then realizing only one or two people had

Valencia resident Tamer Abdel grew tired of hearing, “Use our hashtag,” and “Tag us on your posts,” during social events — and then realizing only one or two people had

Two separate, overturned-vehicle crashes on the Interstate 5 in Castaic caused hours of heavy traffic Friday afternoon. The first incident was reported around 12:30 p.m. northbound on the I-5, south

La Mesa Junior High in Canyon Country lifted a soft lockdown late Friday morning after deputies responded to the area on the report of a person near the campus was

To celebrate 25 years of work to protect one of the most dynamic river bodies in Southern California, the Friends of the Santa Clara River are scheduled to host a

International Overdose Awareness Day is held annually Aug. 31, and some Santa Clarita Valley residents are displaying purple lights and ribbons outside their homes to show support and remember those

The City Council has authorized an environmental study on a proposed 461-unit development planned for 57 acres in Bouquet Canyon. On Tuesday, the council awarded the contract to Michael Baker

The Santa Clarita City Council has reviewed its draft homelessness plan and authorized the formation of a collaborative task force to help execute its goals. But what exactly will the

The Santa Clarita City Council reviewed Tuesday its drafted community plan to address homelessness, unanimously voting to move forward with the formation of a task force as the next step.

News Release SCV Water has released its September schedule of free gardening classes. With the first day of fall nearing, the classes aim to prepare those interested to pick the

Kalakeke Pacific Island Dance Co. ranked high at a recent Tahitian dance competition in Hawaii, proudly representing the Santa Clarita Valley. The group, with class locations all over the SCV,

Many businesses across the country, including some in the Santa Clarita Valley, are changing the way they engage with a particular group of employees: Millennials. That’s because the group, born

After announcing it would leave its Bouquet Canyon Road location, Telly’s Charburgers confirmed relocation would happen in March 2019, with a second spot to come August 2019, according to Nikol

Everyone in his community, including local doctors, believed he wouldn’t survive the traumatic injury to his head. The 23-year-old Ethiopian man had little to no hope until he visited a

Abel Aguilar, 3, stacked as many toy animals as he could on a small wooden boat, smiling as his animal tower grew taller and taller. Some toddlers beside him painted

College of the Canyons is adding associate degrees for transfer, so students beginning this fall have a wider pathway designed for a quicker, smoother transfer to both public and private

Safety Town — Santa Clarita Valley has until Friday, August 24 to receive votes for a chance to win $25,000. The SCV community project and 200 others nationwide are competing

By Signal Staff A new vote tally system in Los Angeles County was approved Tuesday, making it the first publicly owned, open-source technology certified under the California voting systems standards.

A sea of hands went up in a room filled with scores of individuals when asked if they knew someone or had heard from someone affected by the 2017 Las

The city of Santa Clarita is asking the public for feedback on a federal grant proposal aimed at enhancing public safety. All comments must be received by noon on Friday,

It’s no coincidence roller coaster lover Sean Verheijen traveled thousands of miles across the Atlantic Ocean to live in Valencia, just down the street from Six Flags Magic Mountain. “I