Saugus High School’s Lunar New Year Festival is only three years old, but for some students, it’s already become an event that’s helped to define their high school experience. That’s because the festival – a showcase
Los Angeles County Counsel announced it’s launching an investigation into Downtown L.A. Law Group, among others, for potential fraudulent sexual abuse claims against the county, according to an L.A. County news release. The claims are
The L.A. County Sheriff’s Department on Thursday confirmed a missing person’s report had been filed for a 52-year-old man. Patricia Gunter, a Stevenson Ranch woman, said she has not heard from
In discussion ranging from interest rates to real estate, the Valley Industry Association hosted its “Real Estate, Rates and the Workforce” event on Tuesday at the Child & Family Center’s
By Signal Staff A pickup truck caused a widespread power outage Thursday night when it crashed into a pole near the intersection of Sierra Highway and Golden Valley Road, leaving more than 20,000 Santa Clarita Valley
Even though Santa Clarita officials said it wasn’t technically a city issue, a resident complaining of mold in her apartment shared gratitude Thursday for the city’s help, after seeing additional pressure from City Hall to
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s enhancements project on Interstate 5 through the Santa Clarita Valley is still on schedule to wrap up by March of next year. In a Zoom meeting open to the public
To continue the Lunar New Year celebrations, the Valley Industry Association hosted the VIA After Five Chinese New Year Celebration at Law Offices of Thompson Von Tungeln Wednesday evening in
The man who was suspected of being involved in a poisoning incident on Tuesday evening has been arrested on suspicion of willful poisoning after barricading himself inside a Saugus home, according to a news release sent to
A man is outstanding after allegedly stealing a display case of lottery tickets estimated to be worth several thousand dollars on Tuesday evening at the 26900 block of Rainbow Glen Drive, according to an
A traffic detective with the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department believes information from the vehicles in a Feb. 6 three-vehicle crash will reveal important information into what led up to the deaths of a husband and wife from Canyon
Bridge to Home’s 2026 Soup for the Soul Gala set a high bar for dress with its “Off to the races” theme, and guests delivered in spades. Around 250 attendees in high, flowering derby hats and straw boaters packed the
There were no million-dollar outfits, or thousands of screaming fans waiting to catch a glimpse of their favorite movie stars on the red carpet like at the Academy Awards. But the applause inside Valencia High School’s theater on Friday was just as electric. Students and community members
As Ramadan has approached Muslims throughout the world in February, some traditions stay true: In the case of Muslims in Santa Clarita at Al-Umma Center, keeping close with the community
A 42-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of poisoning but was cited and released, according to an official with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. The incident was reported around
College of the Canyons became the only Southern California community college affiliated with Bee Campus USA last week, pledging to become a better place for pollinators of all stripes. The Bee Campus USA program is run by the Xerces Society,
https://signalscv.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/25105605/TRAILBLAZERS_1.mov At the Santa Clarita Artists Association, attendees of all ages could be seen crowding the room on Saturday. The reason? The release of “First & Famous Black Trailblazers of
An alert from a concerned parent two weeks ago led to an FBI raid Friday in Castaic and then a federal judge Monday ordering the 18-year-old suspect held without bail on
Kaiser Permanente and its union’s leadership announced workers would end their nearly monthlong strike and return to work Tuesday, quashing the “largest open-ended strike of registered nurses and health care professionals in
Ollie’s Angels Animal Welfare Society received a special donation from the students at Oak Hills Elementary School during their morning assembly on Tuesday. Tara Bennett, CEO and co-founder of Ollie’s Angels, and Gina Murphy, president and co-founder of the organization, and Foxy the dog