A Santa Clarita man accused of cruelty to animals was arraigned in San Fernando Superior Court Wednesday on five felony counts of animal cruelty and one misdemeanor count of domestic
Nicole Norwood grew up as a fairly average youth in the Santa Clarita Valley, she said. She occasionally drank beer and smoked a bit of pot. But her life began
Sheriff’s deputies, including specially trained members of the Sheriff’s Department’s Mental Evaluation Team, rescued a homeless woman found huddled in a culvert on Wednesday. Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley
A Castaic man was arrested on suspicion of arson Thursday after a sergeant from the Pitchess Detention Center allegedly spotted a man trying to set a rag on fire. About
College of the Canyons celebrated the recent opening of its new $21 million, three-level parking structure with a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday. City Councilwoman Laurene Weste and representatives who attended
Close to a dozen people were hurt including four who were taken to the hospital following a four-vehicle pileup in the northbound lanes of Highway 14 near Via Princessa shortly
The Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative is holding a Memorial Day weekend Backpack Walk to honor local veterans on Saturday, May 25, in Newhall. “It’s going to be a fun
By Jesse Muñoz/COC Sports Information Director For The Signal Looking to amp up the level of competition heading into the final stretch of the collegiate track & field season, College
Over the course of Tuesday evening, the board members and administrators of the Saugus Union School District recognized the district teacher of the year, the 2019 teacher tribute honorees and
For West Ranch golfer Ben Valdez, Foothill League boys golf meet No. 4 both went very fast and very slow. At hole 18, as the Wildcats’ No. 4 golfer, he
The Hart swim team defeated West Ranch on Wednesday at the Santa Clarita Aquatics Center, with both the varsity boys and varsity girls earning wins. The Indians’ girls team won
It was a tale of two games on Wednesday afternoon at Lou Herwaldt stadium, as The Master’s University baseball team faced Arizona Christian University in back-to-back contests that were continuations
On TV crime shows, DNA evidence solves the crime in about 40 minutes. Not so in the day-to-day life of homicide detectives, forensic pathologists and at least one mother of
A motorist fleeing from police reached speeds of 140 mph on Tuesday evening, prompting California Highway Patrol officers concerned about safety to call off the chase. Although the driver eluded
The College of the Canyons Art Gallery presents “Budding Artists,” an exhibit that features artwork created by children who are enrolled in the college’s Center for Early Childhood Education. Following
Southern California Gas Co. officials responded to questions raised by the City Council about a violation notice of the Clean Water Act the utility received during work in Placerita Canyon,
Just before a Whittier man was sentenced to more than 22 years in prison for three counts of vehicular manslaughter, the father of one of those victims had a chance
It was yet another close match for the Golden Valley boys tennis team on Tuesday, as the Grizzlies squeaked out their second consecutive win by games, defeating the Canyon Cowboys
By Jason Greenwald For The Signal Trinity Classical Academy swim put an exclamation point on their season Tuesday at the Castaic Aquatic Center, winning their fourth straight Heritage League title.
When Valencia pitcher Emma Montoya looked behind her, she didn’t see Cheyanne Marxer anywhere. In less than a second, however, the left fielder dove into sight, softball in hand, after
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