An Agua Dulce restaurant owner said fear over his business potentially losing power became a cautionary tale for others after an internet scam took $6,800 out of his pocket last week. Joe Marazzito, owner of Sweetwater Bar
A substitute math teacher at Saugus High School who has been accused of more than a dozen criminal counts of sex crimes against a minor returned to court on Monday. David Cornish,
Public Health officials modified their health officer order Monday to expand indoor business for qualifying breweries and wineries and to decrease required physical distancing in classrooms. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health modified its COVID-19 health officer order to expand indoor dining to breweries,
A traffic collision involving a dune buggy in Saugus prompted a response from first responders Sunday. Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel responded to reports of a crash involving a
Los Angeles Department of Public Health officials released the following updated COVID-19 statistics Sunday: New COVID-19 cases reported in L.A. County in the past 24 hours: 423 Total COVID-19 cases
Leaders of the Santa Clarita Valley Jewish community have said their congregants are always excited to celebrate Passover, but also noted this year’s March 27 celebration will have particularly special meaning due to COVID-19.
Two proposed developments recommended for approval by the Santa Clarita Planning Commission last month will be before the Santa Clarita City Council Tuesday. MetroWalk – a proposed residential development project
A moving truck caught fire on Soledad Canyon Road Saturday, resulting in first responders having to extinguish the flames and halt all eastbound traffic for a period of time. The call of the moving truck being
In addition to the latest guidelines, Public Health officials released the following updated COVID-19 statistics Saturday: New COVID-19 cases reported in L.A. County in the past 24 hours: 521 Total COVID-19
A procession of Los Angeles County Sheriff’s and Fire Department personnel escorted the body of Deputy Michael Churney from Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital to an undisclosed location Saturday following the
Santa Clarita City Council members will revisit Tuesday establishing a rental assistance program for Santa Clarita’s low- and moderate-income renters. The program would use $6.3 million in federal dollars – part
The Santa Clarita City Council will consider purchasing two new compressed natural gas (CNG) powered commuter buses at its regular meeting Tuesday. The two CNG-powered commuter buses will replace two
One suspected robbery became three and a vehicle pursuit when Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies responded to a string of robberies reported in the Canyon Country and Newhall areas Saturday. Approximately 2 a.m. Saturday, deputies apprehended the unidentified suspect
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal It only took one quarter for the Foothill League’s reigning champs to reassert themselves as the team to beat in this new, condensed season, with a
By Dan Lovi For The Signal As the sun set over Harry Welch Stadium on Friday night, the excitement in the air was palpable, as the Golden Valley and Hart football teams took
A source within the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office has voiced concern over unconfirmed reports that District Attorney George Gascón plans to disband or significantly downsize the office’s Hardcore Gang Division. The latest speculation and criticism against
Los Angeles County surpasses the threshold of one million fully-vaccinated residents this week as vaccination efforts ramp up across the county, Public Health officials announced Friday. After the emergency authorization
A group of personnel from the Los Angeles City and County Fire Departments extinguished an early-morning vehicle fire on the Interstate 5 Friday. The call was reported to Los Angeles
School districts across the Santa Clarita Valley endured an ever-changing school year that included sudden classroom-setting changes, cancellation of events and now a significant decrease in student enrollment — which has led to some teachers
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reduced physical distancing guidelines from 6 feet to 3 feet in a classroom setting, but local school districts cannot make changes until the state and county’s guidance aligns. Students are able to