The College of the Canyons Employee Training Institute (ETI) has received $749,760 from the Employment Training Panel (ETP) to provide local companies with customized training programs that will include industry-recognized
A big rig was one of several vehicles reported to have spun out in the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 Friday morning, causing the tractor-trailer to jackknife and prompting the
In junior high school, Robert Bruce was in the California Cadet Corps. “We used to go to Fort MacArthur to the rifle range, and that’s when I found out I
“More room, more love.” That’s how the Santa Clarita Valley’s Bella Vida senior center celebrated its first Thanksgiving Day Thursday morning, since moving from its previous location on Market Street
While many families snuggled up in bed or started their Thanksgiving Day preparations Thursday morning, more than 100 local residents endured the icy and wet weather conditions to run 3
Two people were transported to a hospital after five vehicles collided in Saugus under a heavy downpour on Thanksgiving. Los Angeles County Fire Department firefighters arrived on the scene at
Interstate 5 through the Grapevine reopened Thursday afternoon after hard closures throughout Thanksgiving Day due to heavy snow conditions, causing vehicles to turn around seeking detours, with the freeway’s reopening
A Santa Paula woman charged with vehicular manslaughter in the 2016 traffic death of emergency medical technician Chris Parry is believed by California Highway Patrol investigators to have fled to
Amid agenda paperwork, a gavel and governmental routine, the Santa Clarita City Council dedicated a moment of silence Tuesday evening for all those affected by the Saugus High School shooting.
Search resumed at dawn Wednesday for a hiker reported missing in Placerita Canyon since shortly after midnight Tuesday — and, after 16 hours of missing in the cold and wet
A child suffering an undisclosed medical condition was airlifted to safety and a pediatric hospital late Wednesday afternoon in Canyon Country. Shortly after 4:20 p.m., paramedics with the Los Angeles
Growing up, kids unwrapping gifts Christmas morning often take the fresh pack of socks they’ve received for granted. However, for others, those socks can make a world of a difference,
A man wanted by officers of the Los Angeles Police Department who was spotted in Newhall sparked a neighborhood to be cordoned off and a manhunt launched for the suspect
Joining in with cities and municipalities across the nation, the Santa Clarita City Council officially recognized November as Homeless Awareness month. “The homeless issue in Southern California has reached epidemic
Home Instead is running its “Be a Santa to a Senior” program for the 15th year. Partnering with businesses in Santa Clarita and Antelope Valley, Home Instead has set up trees filled with with paper ornaments with the names of seniors and items that they need or would like to receive for Christmas.
When time is not guaranteed, what would you do for your loved one in their final months? For Krysta Bennett, she and her family are using their last months with
The West Ranch High School marching band went home with a gold medal for best band on Nov. 16, after competing in the annual 5A state championships. The conclusion to
By Jim Holt & Gilbert Bernal Signal Staff Writers Early morning rain created slick roadways for Santa Clarita Valley commuters Wednesday morning, sparking more than a half-dozen “non-injury” collisions, spinouts
One man was apprehended after a car chase ensued through heavy traffic going southbound Wednesday around 8 a.m. on the Interstate 5 and Highway 14, where the man was driving
Snow has begun falling on the Grapevine as the Santa Clarita Valley is hit with heavy rainfall, which is expected to last through Thursday. “This is a main cold front