
Hope and Future run to raise awareness for developmental disabilities
Source: Hope and Future Run Please join us for the Hope and a Future 1K, 5K, 10K Run as we highlight National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and support a school

Source: Hope and Future Run Please join us for the Hope and a Future 1K, 5K, 10K Run as we highlight National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and support a school

More than 400 students at Oak Hills Elementary School participated in the school’s second STEM Expo Friday. The four-day science fair event allowed the school’s entire student body, from kindergarten

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By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The team that rebuilt still knows how to rebound. Valencia High girls basketball recovered from a crushing loss to Canyon earlier this week

Staring down the barrel of a potential three-game losing streak, Whitten Dominguez and Tre Harrill kept Hart from falling into a tailspin. The Indians seniors combined for 18 fourth-quarter points,

Valencia boys soccer’s Friday afternoon match against Saugus may have ended in a 1-1 draw, but Vikings coach Tony Scalercio was able to see small wins for his team within

A Santa Clarita Valley woman named as the suspect in Monday’s a deadly wrong-way driving crash that claimed the life of a man, and injured two others, remains in hospital

A local father and his son, who suffers from muscular dystrophy, loaded a motorized wheelchair into the family vehicle and delivered it this week to a woman whose son is

Members of two Sheriff’s Station’s specialty teams carried out a sweep of suspected gang members, arresting five of at least 12 people detained this week. The sweep was

With the sun bearing down on her view, and the game tied 1-1 inside the final two minutes, Canyon’s Sara Johnston was just hoping to find a green jersey inside

Calls for President Donald Trump’s impeachment, fighting the gun lobby, campaign finance reform and military spending were among the topics discussed between six Democratic candidates looking to challenge incumbent Rep.

Gusty Santa Ana winds and low relative humidity are expected to bring fire weather conditions to the Santa Clarita Valley this weekend. The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Fire

After more than three and a half years at the helm of the Newhall School District, Superintendent Paul Cordeiro announced he will retire at the end of the school year

More than a year ago, Sarah Krieg and her husband, Dan, were emotionally exhausted. The couple had been trying for eight years to grow their family and had recently gone

An investigation is now underway and being handled by LASD’s Homicide/Missing Persons Unit, which was assisted by the deployment of the station’s Search and Rescue Team, in addition to assistance

One of the great misconceptions is that the president controls the economic conditions during his presidency. Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution grants Congress the right to levy taxes

The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office issued a warning Friday to residents who might be in need of a contractor’s services after the recent natural disasters. Property owners rebuilding

About one year ago Golden Valley High School student Cheyenne Hughes shocked doctors when she pulled through a major, 10-hour surgery to remove a tumor found at the base of

About 60 people showed up Thursday night to hear about the opioid crisis and, specifically, about “seeking solutions for pain relief.” While they didn’t find the solution Thursday to

Santa Clarita resident Tony Brown has a knack for starting programs. In 1986, he helped create the swimming team at Saint Francis High School in Crescenta Valley. A year later,