In the early morning of Friday, February 9, 2018, both chambers of Congress passed a Bipartisan Budget Agreement to amend budget caps for defense and non-defense discretionary spending for Fiscal Years
Jesse Muñoz For The Signal It’s been an historic week of firsts for the College of the Canyons women’s tennis program. Last Friday, the Cougars played and hosted the
Hart defensive lineman Thomas Bambrick had over a dozen offers to play college football in the United States, with offers from Division 3 and NAIA programs. A week before Wednesday’s
SCV Volunteer You may ask, why would I write about a non SCV resident Veteran so I’m laying it out right here. I have known Fred Gruchalla approximately six
Sitting on the CIF-Southern Section playoff bubble, Valencia girls soccer needed something special to happen on their home field on Friday night. That special something came in the form of
A mere 15 minutes separated Saugus from handing Hart its first Foothill League loss of the season while also giving its at-large postseason resume a major boost. That vision was
County supervisors are expected to consider a proposal by Supervisors Mark Ridley-Thomas and Hilda Solis about recommendations for marijuana-related decriminalization, and create a countywide plan on cannabis re-sentencing and reclassification.
The sound of gunfire jolted some Mammoth Lane residents from their sleep early Tuesday morning, for the start of a what turned out to be a busy day for Santa
A homeless man was taken into custody near Circle J Ranch Thursday afternoon after allegedly committing a spree of theft related crimes. The 26-year-old man’s series of offenses began at
Two pit bulls that “escaped” from their rightful owner and were scooped up by a sheriff’s deputy concerned for their safety are now at the Castaic Animal Shelter waiting
Campaign finance data showed Assemblyman Dante Acosta outraised Newhall School Board President Christy Smith by nearly $200,000 last year as each candidate prepares for a rematch of the 2016 state
Four burglars wearing hoodies went on a vandalism spree for prescription drugs overnight, hitting four pharmacies across the Santa Clarita Valley. Between 12:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. Thursday, burglars broke
The vacant Bouquet Canyon Elementary School site and a small area of land on the James Foster Elementary School site could be sold or leased back to the public, following
The year was 1968. The Marines were outnumbered 700 people to 15,000 North Vietnamese. “It was a fight to the death, we knew that,” said Col. Jay Vargas, a company
An unusually large narcotics seizure — more than 44 pounds of cocaine Tuesday night — sparked lots of questions — but few of them are likely to be answered any
The Saugus Union School District Governing Board unanimously chose McPherson & Jacobson as its superintendent search firm during its meeting Tuesday. As the district’s superintendent consulting firm, McPherson & Jacobson
Santa Clarita Valley parents are hosting a pair of networking events this weekend to create a supportive environment for local families with special needs children. The events, organized by the
The county’s Department of Animal Care and Control is set to present a community forum in Acton next month in the wake of a December motion by the Board of
Seven board policies and administrative regulations that include items like firearms on school grounds and board member electronic communications are expected to be reviewed by the Castaic Union School District
Santa Clarita City Council members got their first look at the city’s proposed budget Tuesday, emphasizing public safety, spending in all four major communities of the city and the transparent