
Hart boys basketball finds a late rhythm against Burbank
A 14-point win wasn’t enough to get Hart boys basketball coach Tom Kelly to crack a smile Wednesday night. A night after one of their best passing performances of the

A 14-point win wasn’t enough to get Hart boys basketball coach Tom Kelly to crack a smile Wednesday night. A night after one of their best passing performances of the

By Andrew Clark | Signal Staff Writer Air quality managers issued a violation notice to Southern California Gas Company in connection to a second leak at Aliso Canyon in Porter

The case against the alleged “Seasoned Bandit” is set for trial in a federal courtroom in February, officials said Wednesday. James Allen Hayes, 55, pleaded not guilty at a U.S.

A Santa Clarita deputy made several arrests Christmas Day as part of a patrol around local businesses in Canyon Country, local officials said Wednesday. In the early morning hours Monday,

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department DUI Enforcement Team plans to increase its patrols and checkpoints to stop and arrest alcohol- and drug-impaired drivers during the New Year’s weekend. From

A month of below-normal rainfall brought abnormally dry conditions and moderate drought conditions back to Southern California, and the Santa Clarita Valley, this December. A recent report from the National

By Andrew Clark | Signal Staff Writer A sample of about 5,000 California drivers widely supported a pilot program that could pave the way for taxing motorists in Santa Clarita

Numerous talented authors reside in Santa Clarita, and on Saturday, January 13, 2018, you can meet more than 40 of them all under one roof at the fifth annual Celebration

A new scam that offers the allure of adding to a fixed income has the potential to put otherwise law-abiding senior citizens and any other potential victims on the “naughty

A tablet’s remote tracking device allowed a Canyon Country man to find his stolen property in the open garage of a home on Rock Rose Lane Saturday, according to officials.

Amanda Tabanera Carlotta Nonnis Marzano quickly developed a friendship once Nonnis Marzano joined Valencia through a foreign-exchange program to begin the school year. That friendship developed into a valuable partnership

By Andrew Clark | Signal Staff Writer In David Gilbert’s home, the portraits hanging on the walls tell the story of a life well-lived. A 43-year resident of the Santa

By Andrew Clark | Signal Staff Writer Metrolink is offering Santa Clarita commuters a New Year’s resolution of ditching their cars for the train. Ridership aboard the Antelope Valley Line,

Re: “More women needed in leadership, Congress” by Katie Hill published Dec. 23. The writer seems to be under the illusion that her sex grants some special ability to solve

I just read Bill Allen’s December 22 editorial, Newhall Ranch provides model for area growth, and as I was reading it I was thinking, “who the heck is Bill Allen

We humans are vulnerable creatures. We’re as likely to fall victim to our own foibles and errors as we are to outside influence and force. Our brains are like nitro-glycerin.

After watching a pair of blowouts prior to taking the floor in its Hart Holiday Classic opener Tuesday, Hart provided one of its own to finish out the night. The

The Canyon boys basketball team had a pretty solid understanding of what it was up against in facing Sierra Canyon on Tuesday afternoon. A late entrant into the Hart Holiday

Traffic came to a halt along the northbound 5 freeway in Castaic after a stalled big rig shut down all four lanes of the freeway near CHP Road. The big

Santa Clarita deputies on patrol in the early morning hours found two ID theft suspects in a car in the parking lot of a shopping center on Newhall Ranch Road