SCV’s flags wave proudly for the Fourth
July 4, 2019
For more than 200 years, the American flag has been flown across the nation as a symbol of allegiance and pride, and the Santa Clarita Valley is no exception. In
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Valencia baseball falls to Notre Dame after fourth-inning struggles
July 3, 2019
With only one week left in the summer baseball schedule, the Valencia Vikings traveled to Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks on Wednesday to take on one of the
Smith’s second law seeks to support children’s causes
July 3, 2019
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, quickly followed up her first bill being signed into law with a second successful effort Wednesday. While her first law, Assembly Bill 853, focused on
Firefighters extinguish small outside fire in Newhall
July 3, 2019
Firefighters in close proximity to a small vegetation fire in Newhall had a quick handle on the situation before it could grow in size. “We received a call at 4:06
Health experts offer caution for Fourth
July 3, 2019
The Fourth of July weather forecast calls for temperatures in the mid- to upper-80s and clear skies, although in the evening, fireworks might affect air quality tonight, according to the
Bear, cub spotted in Castaic neighborhood
July 3, 2019
Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies responded to yet another “bear in the backyard” sighting Wednesday, as a mother bear and her cub were seen in a Castaic neighborhood. Deputies arrived
Former coach sentenced for sexual assault charges
July 3, 2019
Jeremy Haggerty, a former youth basketball coach who worked at a number of local schools, was sentenced Wednesday to nine years in prison as part of a plea deal for
Three Foothill League baseball teams highlight California Classic
July 3, 2019
As summer baseball begins to wind down, there is one major weekend tournament left on three Foothill League teams’ schedules: The California Classic. For nearly 10 years, the California Classic
Governor signs Stern’s Human Trafficking bill
July 3, 2019
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 630 Wednesday as he and the California Legislature continue to pursue strategies to eliminate human trafficking. SB 630 was authored by Henry Stern, D-Canoga
Purchasing ammunition? Background checks now required
July 3, 2019
As California continues its rollout of The Safety for All Act of 2016, new ammunition laws went into effect Monday that requires anyone in California to undergo a background check
Having garage door issues? Valencia resident warns homeowners to learn about new law before making a move
July 3, 2019
Homeowners looking to install or replace their garage door opener must now include a battery backup or face civil penalties under a new California law that took effect Monday. Senate
2018-19 Signal Sports Awards: Female Athlete of the Year
July 3, 2019
For Golden Valley dual-sport athlete Shyann Franklin, senior year couldn’t have ended any better. It concluded on such a high note that Franklin is still riding a wave of emotion
Deputies try to issue warning to driver, discover drugs, cash and a pipe
July 2, 2019
After attempting to stop a driver in Newhall over a traffic violation, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies reportedly discovered a stash of drugs, cash and paraphernalia. In a Facebook
Hill touts second quarter fundraising totals
July 2, 2019
Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, announced Tuesday that she raised more than $720,000 in the second fundraising quarter of the 2020 campaign cycle, bringing her total fundraising for the 2020
Congresswoman sits down with The Signal
July 2, 2019
Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, visited The Signal Tuesday to host a conversation with The Signal’s editorial board and discuss the work she’s completed during her first few months as
Detectives investigating Newhall jewelry shop burglary
July 2, 2019
Detectives continued a weekend investigation Tuesday searching for suspects in connection to reports of a burglary at Jewelry Repair Center on Friday night. The suspects took a cash register carrying
Man charged with grand theft auto after Ferrari reported stolen
July 2, 2019
A 22-year-old man who was arrested Saturday morning on suspicion of stealing a Ferrari in Canyon Country was found in violation of his probation for previous auto theft, according to
2018-19 Signal Sports Awards: Male Athlete of the Year
July 2, 2019
Standing out in the sport of track and field in the ultra-competitive Foothill League can be difficult. The league is stacked with talent in all areas, from sprinters to long-distance
Saugus boys basketball sweeps at Summer Shootout Tournament
July 1, 2019
The Saugus boys basketball team has had a busy summer. The Centurions have played in several tournaments like the War on the Floor in mid-June followed by the Section 7
West Ranch baseball excelling in summer, go undefeated at Fresno Invitational
July 1, 2019
Despite losing 15 seniors from the 2019 spring season due to graduation, West Ranch baseball is still rolling through the summer, most recently going 4-0 at the Buchanan Summer Elite