The Master’s University is looking for the city of Santa Clarita’s help with $65 million in bond financing to restructure debt and continue a massive campus overhaul, according to city
Tim Haddock, a longtime former L.A. Times and ESPN sports and features writer who at one time laid claim to be “America’s only fast-food newspaper columnist” for The Signal in
The city of Santa Clarita celebrated Tuesday morning the opening of its park at the historic Pioneer Oil Refinery site — which is now the city’s 39th park. On a
Attendees gathered at Canyon Country Community Center on Friday to learn more about New Zealand during the city’s second “Celebrate” event of the year. From learning about Maori traditions, such
She’d just returned to work full-time as a 911 operator for the city of Burbank about 18 months after having her son. She’d been working for two weeks when the
Ventura County firefighters responded to a brush fire near the Santa Clara River across from Piru on Monday evening, according to the official Ventura County Fire Department PIO account on
During the Santa Clarita Community College District governing board meeting last week, board members had a list of questions following an informational presentation for the proposed on-campus Advanced Technology Center
The developer behind a proposal to build 106 apartments on Newhall Avenue, who was asked to come back with more information about traffic, commercial space and oak trees among other
Maria Montag, president of the Friends of California Condors, has always loved birds since she was growing up near Houston. “Oh, as a kid, the hawks, raptors, fascinated me, yes,
L.A. County firefighters quickly responded to a brush fire that broke out on the hillside across from Golden Valley High School on Monday morning. Firefighters were dispatched at 9:38 a.m.
The city of Santa Clarita Outdoor Recreation Department had its monthly community hike at the McHaddad Trailhead on the Old Road on Saturday evening. The activity was line dancing. Photos
By Alicia Doyle Tucked between the sunny strip malls and suburban streets of Santa Clarita lies a surprising escape into a slower, more refined world — tea rooms where porcelain
From lazy days by the pool to weekend road trips and everything in between, summer is packed with adventures. To keep your energy high for all those warm-weather activities, you’ll
Dining outdoors is a popular way to enjoy a meal. Many restaurants set up tables outside of their establishments or in nearby courtyards when the weather warms. There is an
Students from Castaic Union School District were recognized for their artwork by Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, on Friday. Certificates were handed out to 60 students, who had the opportunity to
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
A woman was arrested on suspicion of public intoxication after deputies responded to reports of an unconscious person in Saugus in the early hours of Saturday morning, according to an
The acting captain of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station gave rave reviews for the latest boost to his law-enforcement toolkit from the city — nearly three dozen automated license-plate
Santa Clarita City Council members and staff discussed concerns and solutions last week for something residents have been upset about for months: the rules for e-bikes, e-motorcycles and their riders.
Among multiple parks and facilities throughout the Greater Los Angeles area that are facing changes, the Castaic Lake State Recreation Area will be closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, effective June
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