The city of Santa Clarita has spent approximately $12.15 million in fighting Cemex, the company hoping to excavate millions of tons of sand and gravel from an area just outside
Homicide detectives know who killed the Birnkrant family, but no one knows why the patriarch of that Saugus family did it. Michael Joseph Birnkrant, born Dec. 12, 1966, shot and
This is the second in a seven-part series looking at the six murders that were reported in the Santa Clarita Valley in 2017. Before he was gunned down on the
A Santa Clarita Valley woman, described by local sheriff’s deputies as a transient in recent arrest logs, was identified Tuesday morning as the suspect in a deadly wrong-way driving crash
The weekend at Master’s evoked the title of a popular TV series from yesteryear. Friday and Saturday were defined by threes, and plenty of company. Friday: Josh Robison launched three
At 13 years old, Riley Botton is one of the top up-and-coming swimmers training with Paseo Aquatics. She’s also a second-degree black belt in karate. Although she’s focused primarily on
As the booms of drums filled the air, heads rocked, feet stamped and hands clapped. Who knew a ribbon cutting ceremony could be so much fun? The Remo Recreational Music
Shortly after the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke, I wrote a column that was published in The Signal on Oct. 30 under the title “Casting couch probably has not seen its
When Hart softball coach Steve Calendo learned that his team had leaped from CIF-Southern Section Division 3 to Division 1, he had mixed reactions. “It was an eyebrow-raiser for a
Prep boys basketball SCCS 96, Palmdale Aerospace Academy 19 Freshman Noah Veluzat led SCCS with 19 points as it won its fourth game in a row and remained undefeated in
After losing two of three games in the span of a week, the SCCS girls soccer team has rebounded in exceptional fashion. The Cardinals picked up a 9-0 Heritage League
Canyon Theatre Guild, Santa Clarita Ballet and Santa Clarita Master Chorale would be among the 55 organizations receiving community service or arts grants from the city, should the city council
The Santa Clarita City Council will consider joining other area groups in writing a letter to the California Public Utilities Commission expressing concerns about a proposed moratorium on new commercial
A Castaic man faces a charge of attempted murder after he was arrested on suspicion of beating his ex-girlfriend, hitting her on the head, dousing her with alcohol and then
Editor’s note: This is the first in an occasional, several-part series looking at arts education in Santa Clarita Valley school district. Typically when budgets are tight, the arts are the
Boys basketball Division 2AA No. 15 Hart Division 5AAA No. 2 Santa Clarita Christian Girls basketball Division 1 Tied No. 10 Canyon (also on Open Division watchlist) Division 3A No.
The 2017 Kosmont-Rose Institute Cost of Doing Business Survey, released Monday, was full of good news for Santa Clarita. The third largest city in Los Angeles County was once again
With a knock on the door, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are working to keep probationers on the right path by visiting and searching their homes, officials confirmed Monday.
After nearly eight months of discussions, Valencia Valley Elementary School may soon have a new fence surrounding the perimeter of its school campus. The Newhall School District Governing Board is
A section of Interstate 5 was shut down late Monday morning to allow for the cleanup of spilled bags of calcium hydroxide, a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol said.