Two people were transported to the hospital after a two-vehicle collision resulted in one vehicle catching fire and the other having significant damage on Camp Plenty Road and Soledad Canyon
“Protest is Patriotic,” read one of Faith Frieda Wilson and Abby Monis’ signs as they stood on the corner of Valencia Boulevard and McBean Parkway on Saturday. The College of
World War II veterans Ken Placek and Don Kuehl were honored with custom-made “Quilts of Valor” during this month’s Coffee 4 Vets gathering at Crazy Otto’s Diner on Thursday morning.
The Michael Hoefflin Foundation recently hosted its fifth annual “Paddle for the Battle” pickleball tournament fundraiser at The Paseo Club, with about 200 people of all ages competing. The foundation
A man was hit by vehicle after an altercation with someone on the 23600 block of Newhall Avenue on Saturday evening, according to an official with the Santa Clarita Valley
By Alicia Doyle Sunday Signal Writer Santa Clarita residents need not look far for a real “You Pick ‘Em” experience. Throughout the seasons, farms in and around Santa Clarita burst
October is the season of pumpkin patches, Octoberfests, fall foliage, hot apple cider, harvest festivals, corn mazes and spooky movies and shows. Southern California venues offer numerous fun and spine-tingling
Sometimes the most meaningful conversations happen with people you’ve just met, especially when gathered around a shared table. With its new initiative, Share the Mana, Share the Table, Teremana Tequila
California Highway Patrol officers were called to the scene of a crash between a BMW and a big rig in the early hours of Saturday morning on State Route 14
A man was detained following an attempted burglary in Newhall in the early hours of Saturday morning, according to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. Deputies responded to a 9-1-1
What better way to help a cause than to burn some calories? The Santa Clarita Sister Cities held its annual Zumba marathon titled “Black and White Zumbathon for a Cause”
Santa Clarita planners are reviewing an application for a seven-home subdivision in the northeastern border of the city, near Agua Dulce, according to records obtained by The Signal. “This project
By a relatively slim margin, Saugus residents in three different landscape maintenance districts approved a city request that they raise their landscaping fees so the cost aligns with the requested
Santa Clarita City Manager Ken Striplin said Tuesday a recent crackdown on the city’s curfew law, which “has been on the books for a couple of decades,” has come from
It’s “spooky season” in the Santa Clarita Valley, as residents are dusting off animatronics, constructing elaborate webs, and welcoming residents with friendly faces into a ghoul-den experience. Many houses throughout
A vehicle whose driver was wanted for a cellphone violation and failing to yield prompted a pursuit Friday from the Antelope Valley into the San Fernando Valley, passing through the
The city of Santa Clarita celebrated Thursday the delivery of a long-awaited resource intended to help the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department with its local emergency response: a mobile command unit.
The city celebrated the progress of its five-year Santa Clarita 2025 plan Thursday as part of its annual State of the City celebration, which highlighted city programs aimed at helping
The Saugus Union School District is scheduled to hold two special meetings regarding the Santa Clarita Elementary School property disposition, according to a news release. The meetings are scheduled for
Lawyers for the longstanding lawsuit against Cemex, a mining company with rights to extract 56 million tons of gravel from Soledad Canyon, have been ordered to argue their case next