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Stone Fire kept to just over 1,350 acres

Firefighters spent the day reining in the Stone Fire which burned more than 1,350 acres and displaced scores of Agua Dulce residents and their animals. The fire — named by

Hollywood hits Santa Clarita Valley prom

Superstar students were given a special night last Friday as volunteers organized a prom that offered special-needs students in the Santa Clarita Valley a memorable lifetime experience. 2018 A Night

SCV products selected in MLB Draft

In the 2018 MLB first-year player draft, the Chicago Cubs selected two Hart High School products on Monday. Senior outfielder and UCLA signee Cole Roederer was selected with the 77th

Distinguished Stars celebrate at Meadows

A spontaneous schoolwide dance party erupted at Meadows Elementary School early Monday morning as its distinguished students and staff gathered to celebrate an award from the California Department of Education.

Lessons in school elections

Multiple seats on the Castaic, Hart, Saugus, Sulphur Springs, Newhall and College of the Canyons governing boards will be up for election this November as candidates have already begun declaring

Santa Clarita Transit seeks public input

News release issued by the city of Santa Clarita.     Santa Clarita Transit will be hosting a series of community workshops where residents are invited to voice their opinion

Here’s the latest on the Stone Fire

June 5 – 8:28 a.m. The Stone Fire is now 1,352 acres and 30% contained, according to revised numbers from the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the Angeles National Forest.

CHP hands out 33 speeding citations Saturday

California Highway Patrol officers of the Newhall Station cracked down on speeders Saturday, handing out 33 citations and issuing a half-dozen warnings. A total of 33 citations and six written

Castaic Area Town Council members sit at a meeting on April 18, 2018, in this Signal file photo.

Castaic Council member resigns

Castaic Area Town Councilman Jim Idleman resigned from his position via email Sunday. Council member Jeff Preach claimed at the end of the May 16 meeting that Idleman, who represents