As the Santa Clarita Valley continues to push through the summer fire season, firefighters who fought off the 2017 Rye Fire were honored by residents at the Oakmont of Santa Clarita senior living community on Friday afternoon.
More than 640 people were left without power late Friday afternoon following an underground vault explosion in Valencia — the second such malfunction in the SCV in less than a
Students who successfully complete their associate’s degree requirements at College of the Canyons or another California community college will now have an opportunity for guaranteed admission into more than 30
Just as the heavy-duty gloves they make come in pairs, Mechanix Wear Inc. will soon have a new kind of pairing: With the addition of a new warehouse in the works, it’ll have two facilities in Valencia.
A woman, with family in Santa Clarita, was on the FBI’s Most Wanted list for 18 years, until she was arrested in Mississippi and escorted back to the West Coast
It’s hard not to get excited when thinking about all that’s to come on the horizon for the Santa Clarita Valley. Santa Clarita remains one of the safest cities in
High school students from across the country traveled to CalArts to participate in the California State Summer School for the Arts, which started July 7 and runs until Aug. 3.
Santa Clarita Valley students in grades K-8 may soon be able to learn critical computer programming skills following the state’s approval of a new pilot program and $15 million in
At least one person was hurt and taken to the hospital Friday morning after a minivan and a tractor-trailer collided while traveling through the Grapevine. The traffic collision happened at
Ahead of several Santa Clarita Valley businesses getting together to discuss business strategy for businesses to address the challenges of the new minimum wage hike, an award-winning local landscape company
County prosecutors warned residents Friday that companies may keep consumers on the hook with the automatic subscription renewal scam. “It’s a deceptive scam disguised as an enticing offer, and it
Coffee Meet-up I am in constant receipt of input from fellow veterans, friends, loyal Signal newspaper subscribers, etc., and retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. David M. Jackson came to my
Self-described “rock chick” Patty Smyth of “Goodbye to You,” “Love’s Got a Line on You” and “The Warrior” renown and her band Scandal are set to headline the Canyon Santa
Walking through the Santa Clarita Christian School hallways during basketball season, Noah Veluzat was constantly greeted by pint-sized SCCS basketball fans. “They’re just really nice,” Veluzat said. “They’re like, ‘Hey
Getting called up from Triple-A Syracuse to start in tonight’s series opener against the Miami Marlins in Miami, Saugus alumnus Tommy Milone will take over for Stephen Strasburg after the
Taking over as the new head coach of Canyon softball, Scott Goodspeed is excited at the opportunity to be able to involve the Cowboys in the conversation of top programs
A big rig loaded with honeydew melons caught fire in Castaic late Thursday afternoon. Just before 5 p.m., California Highway Patrol officers received reports from motorists of a truck on
Santa Clarita Transit is working on its next transportation development plan, which means it needs to gather community feedback. Anyone interested in helping can take the transit department’s community survey,
By Tammy Murga | Signal Staff Writer While Santa Clarita officials work with multiple agencies to curb illicit drug use, a new report by the county Health Department indicates marijuana
The city of Santa Clarita has a handy way to ensure it can promptly respond to community issues. Residents have been able to use the city’s mobile application to alert
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