College of the Canyons’ off-site parking lot will soon be transformed from a large dirt lot into a temporary parking lot to accommodate student parking demands. The off-site lot, located
Five people, including three who had to be cut from an overturned vehicle, were taken to the hospital following a two-vehicle crash in Saugus on Monday night. Investigators have not
Students and staff at Hart High School, Saugus High School and Placerita Junior High School may soon have new assistant principals on their campuses this school year. The William S.
A Canyon Country woman who last month was found to be insane when she shot and killed her brother three years ago appeared briefly in court Tuesday. Jessica Paige
A public hearing has been scheduled to discuss sewer rate increases set four years ago to offset the cost reducing the amount of chloride discharged into the Santa Clara
COC is inviting women in the community to make life better with an event coming up next month at the college’s University Center on the Valencia campus. The theme for
It sounds like a birthday. The Master’s University men’s basketball team has for some time been anticipating a No. 1 national ranking. But, frankly, the Mustangs don’t expect to feel
Through its four seasons of existence, the Valencia wrestling program has continued to raise its bar of program-bests with ease. That was still the case at Saturday’s CIF-Southern Section girls
State legislators introduced a bill calling for an analysis on the effectiveness of California’s prisons, but Gov. Jerry Brown is considering multiple investments in rehabilitation as part of his budget.
Prep sports seasons have three parts: preseason, league season and postseason. “Right now, everybody in the playoffs is zero and zero,” said Hart boys basketball coach Tom Kelly, whose team
The Master’s University women’s basketball team got a chance to catch its collective breath Monday night. The Mustangs picked up a 78-53 non-conference win over Bethesda at Bross Court, two
Children leapt for joy and packed the Canyon Country Community Center on Monday to take part in afterschool recreational and learning activities. Throughout last year, about 12,000 residents visited the
Looking to continue a tradition that’s provided more than $1 million in free dental care over the years, Santa Clarita Advanced Dentistry is donating another Free Day of Dentistry this
A library and arts center are at the epicenter of annexation plans for Plum Canyon, Sand Canyon and Skyline Ranch that would increase the size of the city by nearly
By Jim Holt & Georgia Rios Signal Staff Writers The crash of a small plane in Agua Dulce claimed the lives of four people Sunday, including the pilot who built
While work crews with Southern California Edison make the skies over Santa Clarita Valley safer by attaching visible marker balls to overhead wires, the work means temporary road
Santa Clarita officials are seeking interactive feedback from residents later this month on the potential building of an amphitheater, officials said Monday. Santa Clarita City Council has awarded a $59,640
The man who died after being struck by a train in Acton spent most of his time helping others, most notably quitting his job to look after his mother who
Hundreds filled Savia Community Center in support of the arts, resiliency and the efforts of Single Mothers Outreach on Saturday for Empowering HeArts. Each year, the organization celebrates honorees chosen
Newbery Medal and National Book Award-winning author Cynthia Kadohata visited Arroyo Seco Junior High School Monday to speak with students about her recent novel and to share insights into her