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L.A County Fire Department Acting Assistant Chief Pat Springel answers questions from local homeowners in regard to the Brush Clearance Program Presentation on Saturday at city hall. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Residents get informed on brush clearance program  

Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel had an informational meeting at Santa Clarita City Hall to discuss concerns and provide transparency to local homeowners about the county’s brush clearance program

Reflections Gala awards 60 

Photographs, paintings, poems, and other forms of visual and performing arts created by students from the Santa Clarita Valley were on display at the main entrance of the Newhall Family

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Man arrested in connection to house fire  

A man has been arrested in connection to a house fire in Saugus on Friday, according to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials.   First responders received calls about a house

CHP: Officers locate stolen construction tractor 

California Highway Patrol officers located stolen Caterpillar construction equipment Wednesday night, according to Josh Greengard, spokesman for the CHP’s Newhall-area office.  According to Greengard, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

Foustino Saavedra prepares racks of fish during the 46th Annual Lenten Fish Fries held at St. Clare Catholic Church in Canyon Country on Friday, 021624. Dan Watson/The Signal

Photos: St. Clare holds annual fish fry

Hundreds of attendees lined up for fish meals during the 46th Annual Lenten Fish Fries dinner held a St. Clare Catholic Church in Canyon Country on Friday. The church will

Planning OKs tower, home plan, subdivision  

The Santa Clarita Planning Commission on Tuesday named its new chair for 2024 and also unanimously approved several smaller changes to the city’s landscape.  Planning Commissioner Tim Burkhart, who recently

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SCV Water calls new allocation ‘good news’ 

The State Water Project announced Wednesday the Department of Water Resources is raising its allocation for the 2024 water season, which is good news, according to Santa Clarita Valley Water