A 14-year-old SCV boy was detained Monday on suspicion of robbery, accused of pulling a box cutter on another 14-year-old during an alleged robbery. The teen suspect, who cannot by
Local water planners told last month the SCV is getting 10% of the state water allocated to them are now hoping state officials find lots of snow Thursday when they
Gary Condie, the principle of a well-known local accounting firm and a longtime local philanthropist, died Wednesday, on his birthday. He was 76. Condie, founding shareholder of CPA firm Condie,
One person was shot and rushed to the hospital following a shooting in Newhall on the first day of the new year. Shortly before 4:30 p.m., emergency response crews were
Along Valencia’s Mykael Wright in the Rose Bowl game and four Saugus High School students in the Rose Parade, the Santa Clarita Valley was well-represented in Pasadena’s annual tradition. The
Officers with the California Highway Patrol’s Newhall-area Station responded Wednesday morning to reports of a wild ride that ended with a truck crashing into a utility pole near the intersection
The Santa Clarita Encore Chorale will begin rehearsals Jan. 10 for the group’s spring semester concert, “Encore Goes to the Theater.” Featuring songs selections from both Broadway productions and Hollywood hits, the concert caters to lovers of musical theater and film.
2019 was eventful in the Santa Clarita Valley, in a multitude of ways. As the year draws to a close, as we do each year, The Signal is taking a
Originally from Georgia, Linda and Mike Thompson moved to California with their children Maddie and Craig. The family wanted to gain some “California experiences,” so after Linda saw a call for volunteers to work on the Sierra Madre Rose Float Association’s entry in this year’s parade, she jumped at the chance to sign up.
Going into the new year, the Santa Clarita Valley should expect temperatures higher than normal and a windy period, according to National Weather Service officials. On Monday, the National Weather
With 2019 coming to an end, there are still a countless number of ongoing legal cases that have impacted the Santa Clarita Valley over the past several years, which are
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle in Newhall and transported to a trauma center Monday evening, marking the fifth such incident this month. The latest collision happened around 8:30
As the New Year’s celebration approaches, law enforcement reminds motorists to celebrate safely. “The California Highway Patrol would like to remind everyone to buckle up, avoid distractions while behind the
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service are advising the Santa Clarita Valley and surrounding communities to take precautions for high winds and icy roads over the next couple nights. Winds
Two pedestrians, one of which was a child, were injured and airlifted to the hospital Sunday afternoon after being hit by a car in Canyon Country. Los Angeles County Fire
As a cold, winter storm approaches the Santa Clarita Valley, law enforcement officials warn residents to be prepared for snow and ice on Interstate 5 and Highway 14. Snow levels
And then there were two. College football fans filled sports bars throughout the Santa Clarita Valley Saturday to see who would be advancing to the college football national championship on
One woman was arrested Thursday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence in a fast food drive-thru line on the 26900 block of Sierra Highway in Canyon Country, according
Because of the National Weather Service’s forecast of low temperatures, the Los Angeles County Health Officer issued a Cold Weather Alert throughout the county, including the Santa Clarita Valley, according
Although the audition was nerve-racking and rehearsals have been long, four Saugus High School students have expressed their excitement for being selected to participate in the Tournament of Roses Honor
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