Commuters on Interstate 5 this week may have noticed a significant uptick in traffic over the past few days. California Highway Patrol officials said that they’re expecting more traffic on
After the last youth football game of Warrior Chiefs coach Dave Corbet’s career earlier this month, parents of the players say Corbet is leaving behind a cohort of boys shaped by his mentorship. Corbet, who himself played under legendary high school
The Santa Clarita City Council unanimously approved a new plan Tuesday for a housing development with hundreds of condo units and a quarter-acre of commercial development in Wiley Canyon. The former home of the Smiser Mule Ranch between
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office charged a 26-year-old Canyon Country man with three felony counts in response to a series of brutal domestic violence allegations reported last month. Skyler
Two men were arrested on suspicion of felony charges related to domestic violence calls within a 12-hour period early this week in separate incidents in Saugus and Stevenson Ranch. On
Last month, the California Arts Commission released the state’s first-ever strategic plan to support its creative economy. Santa Clarita city staff members say that the plan, called “California’s Future is
A married couple was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment and other charges after a domestic violence call to their home Monday evening, according to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s
Children of all ages rang in the holiday season with the L.A. County Harvest Festival at Dr. Richard Rioux Park in Stevenson Ranch on Saturday. Attendees could learn more information
Self-driving cars are making their way into the Santa Clarita Valley in Waymo’s effort to expand into other parts of Southern California. According to the Department of Motor Vehicles, Waymo was approved in new
The general manager for the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency confirmed his retirement plans in a phone interview Monday, saying it was “the right time for that transition,” after
The Santa Clarita City Council is expecting to increase the city’s monthly trash rates by just over 3%, which comes to about $12 per year, according to the agenda for
Both sides argued Thursday over whether Cemex should be able to challenge a state water board decision before a final ruling is expected in February, during a hearing broadcast live on the
After hours of emotional testimony and stark warnings Thursday, the California Air Resources Board updated its landfill-methane regulations to improve the detection of environmental problems and the transparency around how they’re reported.
By Signal Staff There’s a new Buzz in town as of Monday, as The Signal has launched its new 24-hour streaming channel, The Buzz. The Buzz features local video and podcast shows, covering a wide array of topics from
By Perry Smith and Katherine Quezada Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies and Fire Department personnel worked together Monday in an attempt to rescue a small dog that was believed to be trapped in a storm drain. But
If you and your family enjoy trivia games at holiday gatherings, here are some facts specifically about Thanksgiving. Could make you this year’s trivia game winner. When was the first
Stress and parenting go hand in hand, but during the holiday season, many parents find their stress levels rising to new heights. Between coordinating schedules, shopping, traveling and managing children’s
By Alicia Doyle Sunday Signal Writer Santa Clarita Valley’s taste of sunshine is found in every golden jar of locally-sourced honey, harvested right in and around the community by passionate
‘Tis the season to gather the family, the grandkids, friends and neighbors and enjoy these special events that happen only once a year. Open Now-Jan. 4 Descanso Gardens: Enchanted Forest
The Festival of Trees is a much-anticipated celebration among the Santa Clarita Valley community that kicks off the holiday season. But it’s not just about the glittering bells and stars,