Staring down a tie score in the second round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 tournament on Tuesday, Canyon girls soccer’s Claudia McKail knew she had to act fast if
By Jacob H. Pollon For The Signal The Valencia boys basketball team has sure picked the right time to get hot. Valencia pulled off its third consecutive playoff victory
As students and schools throughout the county rally around the activism from survivors of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, students in the William S. Hart Union High School District
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted on several policies Tuesday in an effort to expand the supply of affordable housing. Among the five debated policies were ordinance drafts
Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, introduced three bills this month that aim to improve the lives of youth, seniors and the developmentally disabled. Assembly Bill 2725, authored by Acosta,
Valencia High School students were shocked into reality Tuesday during a program designed to tug at their heartstrings in an effort to prevent DUI crashes. The Every 15 Minutes program
A state senator representing the southwestern portion of Santa Clarita could make waves in the 25th Congressional District primary race after he endorsed Katie Hill, the executive director for nonprofit
A 35-year-old transient who allegedly stole a bicycle only to turn around and allegedly use the bike to extort a $100 gift card from victim, was arrested on suspicion
About 200 local business leaders and residents filled the community’s newest medical offices this week as Kaiser Permanente held a ceremonial ribbon cutting at the brand-new Santa Clarita Medical Offices,
A 38-year-old transient accused of trying to “snatch” a 15-year-old girl in Canyon Country last summer pleaded no contest Tuesday to false imprisonment by violence and misdemeanor child molesting. Santos
Adventurous readers wanting to step inside a virtual reality world will want to check out Santa Clarita Public Library’s selection for the fourth annual One Story One City program, Ernest
All California public schools built before 2010 must test for lead in their drinking water under new direction from the state superintendent of public instruction and the Legislature. The state
A motorist who darted through the Santa Clarita Valley on the 5 Freeway, hitting speeds of 100 miles per hour, blowing past a spike strip laid down near Fort Tejon,
More than 50 teachers from elementary, middle and high schools throughout the Santa Clarita Valley will be honored for their work and dedication during the Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation’s
Vandals in a raised truck crashed through the chain link fence at the Hart Pony baseball field early Sunday morning and proceeded to churn up sod in the outfield, breaking
When longtime Hart softball coach Steve Calendo found out his team made it on the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 preseason watchlist, he had to chuckle a bit. Not that Calendo
It might be, at face value, an utterly ridiculous comparison, two very different situations that strangely made me feel the same way: my soon-to-be wedding and Saturday night’s men’s basketball
Valencia wrestling coach Brian Peterson — like most coaches — would like to believe all of his wrestlers are capable of reaching the CIF-Southern Section Masters. The likes of Chance
For better or worse, Jan. 30 will be a date the Valencia boys basketball team won’t soon forget. It was the day its Foothill League title hopes evaporated in a
Residents of Aliso Canyon are planning to call on Supervisor Kathryn Barger to insist the governor shuts down the natural gas wells in the area, more than two years after