One way or another, Richard Kawakami was waiting, hoping on a decision. The 6-foot-5 junior forward transferred into Valencia from Golden Valley in November. The next step was getting him
Right About Now As I mentioned in an earlier column, we just had our first grandchild back in June. With the initial newness wearing off, it may be fun to
From entering buildings ablaze to detaining a dangerous threat, Santa Clarita’s first responders fight daily to keep our community safe. To thank these heroes for their commitment to safety, security
Oak Tree Gun Club is looking into starting a program for gun owners at risk of suicide to voluntarily and temporarily turn over firearms while the owner seeks help. Betsy
A local man faces weapons charges after he allegedly pulled a gun and a knife out inside a Canyon Country restaurant Wednesday. Michael Lombardi, a 57-year-old man who works in
A Palmdale man suspected of embezzling was arrested this week for allegedly stealing from the cash register of a local business. Christian Sanchez, 22, worked in customer service, according to
A Newhall man was arrested early Wednesday morning after allegedly holding a machete to the neck of a relative Tuesday evening. Arnold Mendoza, 51, was arrested about 45 minutes after
Meeting the Brave is The Signal’s six-part video series taking a unique snapshot into the valiant efforts taken by six local veterans to protect freedom and the values we have as Americans.
The series is hosted by Vietnam War veteran and Santa Clarita resident Bill Reynolds, one of the “Boys of ’67,” Charlie Company, 4th/47th, 9th Infantry Division.
When 14 of the 15 members of the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency board met for the first time this month, ratepayers paid $3,194.10 for them to be there When
A roller-blading transient was arrested this week on suspicion of felony vandalism for allegedly wielding a hand saw and smashing the windshield of a car in Castaic, officials said. Vincent
Santa Clarita-based legislators offered tempered reactions to Gov. Jerry Brown’s $131.7 billion budget proposal unveiled Wednesday. Politicians on both sides of the aisle cheered the governor’s plan to add $3.5
After more than a century of a very full life, one of Santa Clarita’s oldest residents, Claire McWilliams, died Wednesday surrounded by family and friends. She was 106. The Signal
Bus stops along Newhall Ranch Road that have laid dormant since their construction may be bustling with activity soon. Santa Clarita Transit Manager Adrian Aguilar said the agency is evaluating
Law enforcement officials on the frontline in the fight to stop the sexual exploitation of young people took time Thursday to recognize the national day set up in support
With a focus on the K-12 funding formula, a fully-online community college and nearly free community college, Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed $131.7 billion state budget for 2018-19 includes several increases
The City of Santa Clarita will host a ribbon cutting event on Thursday, January 25, at 11 a.m. to celebrate the new Taylor Trailhead at Rivendale Park and Open Space,
Foothill League basketball alumni Taylor Statham, Jawhar Purdy and Robert Looper have always been connected by basketball, but their careers on the hardwood recently diverged. Statham was enjoying a successful
Eric Hasserjian will join NAI Capital Management as its president and chief executive officer, the property management firm announced Thursday in a news release. Hasserjian, who formerly worked as managing
The city of Santa Clarita saw an increase in location filming in 2017 with the Film Office reporting 556 film permits and 1,385 location film days, which generated an estimated
Beginning in fall 2018, The Master’s University (TMU) will offer a new degree program to its students: a Bachelor of Science in Geology. Building on the university’s Biology and Physical