Parents should feel reassured sending their children to school as in-person schooling returns, according to Barabara Ferrer, director of the Los Angeles County Public Health Department, during a press conference
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s announcement on Wednesday that all school employees in the state would be required to either show proof of vaccination or be tested once per week caught a number of local
Fresh haircuts, new sneakers and personalized face masks were common sights at Newhall School District and Sulphur Springs Union School District schools on Thursday as the two districts celebrated their
By Emily Alvarenga & Caleb Lunetta Signal Senior Staff Writers Medical examiners with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office identified Adrian Joel Sanchez, 34, of Long Beach, as the man
Most voters will receive their mail-in ballots for the Sept. 14 gubernatorial recall election by Monday, Aug. 16, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder’s Office. Voters can cast their ballot by sending it through the mail. Postage
By Emily Alvarenga & Caleb Lunetta Signal Senior Staff Writers Evacuations were called, but no buildings were lost Thursday as structures were threatened by a fast-moving brush fire in Newhall and
Assemblywoman Suzette Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, has selected the Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry as her district’s nonprofit organization of the year. James Espinoza, director of the SCV Food Pantry, said Valladares’ office told
By Bobby Block Signal Staff Writer Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel extracted a person trapped in an overturned vehicle following a traffic collision near the intersection of Lyons Avenue
Control over land-use policy remains a focal point for the city of Santa Clarita, which earlier this year sought to retain maximum control within the framework of new state laws making it easier to build accessory dwelling
Historic low water levels at Lake Oroville will not impact the Santa Clarita Valley’s water supply this year, according to the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency. Dirk Marks, director of water resources for the
There was air. There were flips. And yes, there were a few slams, too. But it was all fun Saturday afternoon at the Ultimate Game of S.K.A.T.E., a rail jam — featuring a
The California Department of Public Health announced Wednesday a new public health order requiring all school staff to either show proof of full vaccination or be tested once a week.
By Caleb Lunetta & Emily Alvarenga Signal Senior Staff Writers Homicide detectives are investigating a deputy-involved shooting that left the suspect dead north of Templin Highway on Wednesday after the
Firefighters quickly extinguished a vehicle fire that had spread to nearby brush on Highway 14 in Agua Dulce Wednesday. The incident was reported around noon on northbound Highway 14, north
A power outage initially impacted 1,628 customers in an area straddling Newhall and Saugus Wednesday morning. Power had been restored to all Southern California Edison customers in the area by 3:39 p.m., according to SCE spokeswoman Diane Castro. Before
About 30 people gathered outside the Saugus Union School District’s office Tuesday morning to protest COVID-19 vaccination and indoor-masking mandates for children enrolled in public schools. Parents shared their stories in the parking lot in front of
Outside of the masks and a few logistical changes, it appeared to be business as usual for three Santa Clarita Valley school districts Tuesday with students and staff returning to
The brother of 17-year-old Kayla Payan said Tuesday that while the family is devastated over the death of their sister and daughter, they wanted to express they do not blame
Los Angeles County officials have just under two weeks to develop a report exploring the possibility of requiring people to show proof that they’ve received the COVID-19 vaccine to access “certain indoor public spaces.” The Los Angeles County
After a court ruling struck down Measure J as unconstitutional, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors took steps Tuesday toward earmarking funds to implement the goals of the county ballot
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