COC considers off-site lot, rideshare apps to ease parking concerns
December 5, 2017
Beginning in spring 2018, students at College of Canyons will be able to park in an off-campus lot and use apps like Uber and Lyft to get to the college’s
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Santa Clarita to add four square miles of open space to city limits
December 5, 2017
Santa Clarita’s planning commissioners are expected to take the next step toward officially putting the Cemex property within city limits Tuesday, as well as a few hundred other acres. The
UPDATE: No school closures planned Wednesday for Rye Fire
December 5, 2017
The Hart district schools evacuated as a result of the Rye Fire on Tuesday were expected to be open for students Wednesday, officials said Tuesday evening. Officials with the William
TMU Insider: No. 5 Mustangs playing physical brand of basketball
December 5, 2017
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal When you’re 6-foot-10 with long arms and lots of potential, “load” is a complementary description, and “blocking” and “cleaning” are verbs to be venerated.
Hart and Valencia players share All-Foothill League volleyball POY honors
December 5, 2017
Hart and Valencia were neck-and-neck throughout the Foothill League season, resulting in a shared title. Their battle atop the league standings was reflected in the All-Foothill League team, which was
COC volleyball ends season with memorable trip to state tournament
December 4, 2017
On Monday evening, College of the Canyons volleyball coach Clay Timmons hardly had a voice. Part of it was due to a slight cold, but most of it was due
Local Roundup: Hart and Canyon girls basketball teams collect wins
December 4, 2017
Boys basketball Calabasas 73, Saugus 57 Sophomore Adrian McIntyre led the Centurions with 24 points in their Warrior Classic opener. Heritage 97, Canyon 56 Girls basketball Hart 62, Paraclete 21
Saugus’ Mariah Castillo places third at Nike Cross Nationals
December 4, 2017
Mariah Castillo wasn’t looking to set a bar of any sort for Saturday’s Nike Cross Nationals in Portland, Ore. And who could blame her? With 198 of the nation’s top
The Signal’s Holiday Lights contest: A Wakefield Winter Wonderland
December 4, 2017
In the aftermath of the 1994 Northridge earthquake, a Saugus neighborhood came together. So starts the tale of camaraderie, community and cheer that literally lights up a Santa Clarita neighborhood
Purple pipe to get green light
December 4, 2017
A corridor of parks along Newhall Ranch Road through Valencia and into Saugus is soon to be watered with recycled water now that its pipeline plan has revealed no ill
Saugus Board to review financial reports
December 4, 2017
The Saugus Union School District Governing Board is expected to review several financial reports during its meeting Tuesday that include its annual audit. Interim Financial Report Governing Board members are
Pharmavite cuts ribbon on new facility
December 4, 2017
Pharmavite, maker of vitamins and nutritional supplements, is expanding its Santa Clarita operations. The company, which sells its products under the Nature Made brand name, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday
High winds send freeway sign through windshield of passing truck
December 4, 2017
High winds are to blame for a freeway sign sailing through the windshield of a pickup truck near the Newhall Pass Monday morning, a CHP official confirmed. The incident unfolded
Logos proposed for new water agency unveiled
December 4, 2017
The look, character and symbol of Santa Clarita Valley’s brand new water agency were scheduled to be unveiled in the form of a single identifiable logo introduced during special joint
Real-life Ferdinand the Bull finds his home at The Gentle Barn
December 4, 2017
With the adoption of its newest bull, Ferdinand, The Gentle Barn in Santa Clarita is proving that this beloved character’s demeanor extends beyond pages of books and screens of theaters.
Monday morning power outage along Soledad
December 4, 2017
Utility work crews are trying to figure out what caused a power outage that left more than 1,400 Southern California Edison customers along Soledad Canyon Road without electricity Monday morning.
Saugus District teachers to receive new laptops
December 4, 2017
Many teachers in the Saugus Union School District are expected to have new laptops this year, according to an agenda item from Tuesday’s SUSD Governing Board meeting. These new laptops
4 arrested after deputies spot cash register in stopped car
December 4, 2017
Smash and grab burglars from Long Beach were arrested by deputies who pulled over the suspect’s car and spotted a cash register in the back seat. Four suspects – two
City surveys residents on electric vehicle charging stations
December 4, 2017
Courtesy of The City of Santa Clarita Is the City of Santa Clarita in need of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations? The City is gathering feedback and data to discuss
Wounded deputy thanks SCV well-wishers
December 4, 2017
A local sheriff’s deputy recovering at home from a gunshot wound to the neck expressed thanks to everyone who showed support and concern for his well-being. The deputy, whose identity