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Man arrested on suspicion of burglary  

A man was arrested on suspicion of robbery after taking unpaid merchandise from a business late last month, according to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials.   “Deputies with the SCV

Passengers were evacuated on Monday morning from a Metrolink train that caught fire due to a mechanical failure shortly before arriving at the Soledad Canyon station, according to officials. Katherine Quezada/The Signal.

No injuries reported in Metrolink train fire 

Metrolink officials are investigating the cause of a mechanical failure that led to a train catching fire near the Soledad Canyon station on Monday morning, according to Metrolink officials.  L.A.

SCV Chinese Dance Founder Christine Chen directs the ensemble of dancers on posture, stance, and arm movement during their rehearsal at Summit Park on Sunday. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

SCV Chinese Dance shares culture through movement

On SCV Chinese Dance’s official website, the group’s mission statement is “preserving, sharing, enjoying, and teaching traditional and modern Chinese dance.” When talking to group leader and founder Christine Chen,

Firefighters on scene checking the leak. Dan Watson/ The Signal

Gas leak reported at Scooter’s Jungle 

A gas leak was reported at 28230 Constellation Road at a bounce house establishment early Saturday afternoon, according to Supervisor Ed Pickett of the L.A. County Fire Department.  The location,

Valencia resident Cory Balousek casts his vote at the Saugus Union School District polling place in Valencia on Saturday, 030224. Dan Watson/The Signal

Barger, Garcia lead big after Friday count  

L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger thanked her supporters Thursday in a statement noting she’s “positioned to continue representing our county’s large and diverse 5th District,” which includes the Santa Clarita

Council, public weigh in on Sunridge 

  The public discussion for a piece of land “that’s probably transcended every City Council we’ve had” as Santa Clarita Mayor Cameron Smyth put it Wednesday, didn’t really draw a

Supervising AQMD Inspector Larry Israel shares a photo of a leachate geyser that occurred while he was inspecting Chiquita Canyon with an EPA official. The text was the accompanying question asked by the AQMD official. Israel's answer was an emphatic no. Courtesy photo

Water Board denies Chiquita permit to expand 

  In the latest rebuke from Chiquita Canyon Landfill’s regulators, the L.A. Regional Water Quality Control Board denied a Jan. 4, 2022, application the landfill sought to expand operations with