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Photo Gallery: Hughes Fire
For the main news story on the Hughes Fire, go to: signalscv.com/2025/01/firefighters-responding-to-smoke-showing-near-i-5-in-castaic.

CHP officers seize kilos in I-5 traffic stop
California Highway Patrol officers reported taking “multiple kilos” of suspected narcotics off the street after a traffic stop Friday night in Newhall. CHP officers with the Newhall Area conducted a

CHP: Gun found on I-5 motorist after 911 call
A Saturday morning road-rage incident led to a felony investigation and arrest by California Highway Patrol officers, officials said Monday. CHP officers responded to a 911 call regarding a report

DA IDs teen as shooter; 2nd suspect seeks plea deal
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office has for the first time identified a juvenile gang member as the lone suspected shooter in a March 2023 Newhall double-murder believed to be

‘Detail’ seeks more evidence, dismissal of charges
Four and a half years after Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a Grammy-winning producer in his Stevenson Ranch home, evidence in the case is still being prepared for

Interim COC head discusses college’s goals
A little over six months ago, David Andrus was thrust into the role of interim head of College of the Canyons, tasked with what he called overseeing a period of

An overview: Trump’s flurry of Day 1 executive orders
Actions addressed border, Jan. 6 pardons, energy, inflation, bureaucracy and more By Nathan Worcester, Jacob Burg, John Haughey, Darlene McCormick Sanchez, Andrew Moran Contributing Writers President Donald Trump set a breakneck

SUSD asset management advisory committee to discuss options for Santa Clarita Elementary
The Saugus Union School District asset management advisory committee is set Wednesday to discuss potential options on whether the site of Santa Clarita Elementary School should be rented to a

LAO: Utility costs to bring tough decisions on climate policy
While many Santa Clarita Valley residents were left in the dark over the past two weeks due to power outages, the state’s Legislative Analyst’s Office issued a report trying to

‘Planning Commission 101’ set for Tuesday
The city of Santa Clarita is forgoing a regularly scheduled monthly meeting Tuesday for an edition of “Planning Commission 101,” according to city officials. The study session is intended to

SUSD set to approve construction extension on James Foster Elementary building
The Saugus Union School District governing board is set at Tuesday’s meeting to approve an extension on the construction window for the new two-story classroom building at James Foster Elementary

MLK Day walk invokes spirit of unity
The heavy Santa Clarita fog early Monday morning rose off the nearby soccer fields at Central Park in Saugus as singer Kenneth Page sang “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” The

Tiny living, big dreams: Finally Family Homes debuts 2nd tiny home
Living on your own for the first time can feel like a mix of excitement and freedom but also comes with a newfound responsibility. One learns to live daily life

Heavy winds expected to continue through Tuesday in SCV
Heavy winds are expected to continue through Tuesday afternoon in the Santa Clarita Valley, weather officials said Monday afternoon, adding that Los Angeles County remains in a Particularly Dangerous Situation

Trump pledges to put America first, announces rash of executive actions
Compiled from contributing writers and news services WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump has been inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States, calling for a “revolution of common sense”

Patient transported after collision involving pedestrian
L.A. County firefighters were dispatched to a report of a traffic collision involving a pedestrian that resulted in at least one patient being transported to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital on

Vehicle blocking traffic after traffic collision
First responders were dispatched to a traffic collision on Soledad Canyon Road and Rainbow Glen Drive that resulted in one vehicle blocking the opposite side of traffic on Sunday afternoon,

Community unites in ‘Day of Service’ for others
Rlynn Smith-Thomas from the Santa Clarita Valley NAACP asked a room of volunteers to find a nearby stranger and ask what a day of service looks like to them. Those

One woman’s grief to harmony
Judy Unger was 15 years old the first time she picked up a guitar and wrote her first original song, titled “You’re Not the One” following a recent breakup. Years