
Rollover on Sierra Highway sends one to hospital
The driver of a car that flipped over on Sierra Highway in Agua Dulce on Wednesday morning was taken to a hospital in Palmdale. The single-vehicle crash happened on Sierra
The driver of a car that flipped over on Sierra Highway in Agua Dulce on Wednesday morning was taken to a hospital in Palmdale. The single-vehicle crash happened on Sierra
Deputies reported finding counterfeit money, meth, burglary tools, drug paraphernalia and someone else’s ID during a routine traffic stop on a pair of out-of-towners this week. A man and a
Coming off a 2-0 road shutout win against So Cal Crush Football Club on Sunday, Santa Clarita Blue Heat Football Club is starting to mesh and take the form of
COC celebrated another graduation recently, as the college’s first Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) class finished a pilot program designed for highly functional autistic individuals. “We vetted and tested and interviewed
Ahead of big races, it’s not unusual for Saugus distance runner Mariah Castillo to get a little nervous. Even ahead of smaller races, she gets some butterflies. One trick she
Brad Lanfranco is back at The Signal to complete a turn-back-the-clock leadership team built by Publisher Richard Budman, who, earlier this month, purchased the 99-year-old Santa Clarita Valley newspaper. A
No one was hurt in a Tuesday morning traffic collision between a motorcycle and a city bus, first responders said. The minor crash happened at the intersection of Bouquet Canyon
A water project to modify the pipeline that carries water from Castaic Lake to Sylmar for Los Angeles water consumers was initially expected to cost SCV Water no more than
Residents are invited to the annual Santa Clarita Amateur Radio Club’s Field Day, a 24-hour event taking place from June 23-24, when people can try sending out transmissions around North
The preliminary hearing is underway for the man accused of killing Sgt. Steven Owen of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Trenton Trevon Lovell is charged with one count each
Congressman Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, condemned the actions of the Trump administration Tuesday in a statement, in light of the recent controversy about immigration policy. The statement comes in light of
Councilman Bob Kellar spoke at the June meeting of the Santa Clarita Republican Women Federated on Tuesday, regarding Senate Bill 54 and its ramifications for the community. Kellar’s speech came
Santa Clarita is set to benefit from new extension of Film and Television Tax Credit, Sen. Scott Wilk announced Tuesday. “This is great news for an iconic California industry and
A thief walked into the Canyon Country coffee shop the other day, talked casually to the barista, waited for her to step away and then stole the tip jar, a
BREAKING: Brush fire breaks out in Newhall Pass BREAKING: A brush fire broke out in the Newhall Pass near Sierra Highway and the 5-14 interchange. Reporter Austin Dave is live
The William S. Hart Union High School District distributed more than $144,000 in scholarships to the members of the district’s 2018 graduating class at its most recent meeting of the
The city of Santa Clarita is finalizing plans for the new Canyon Country Community Center, which will begin construction in early 2019, city officials said Wednesday. The permanent center would
Following the allocation of $50 million in ongoing Proposition 98 funds, the Newhall School District approved the receipt of $18,000 to be used for improvements at its three preschool sites.
Henry Mayo staff was once again recognized by the American Heart Association for their care with stroke patients, the hospital announced Tuesday. For the sixth consecutive year, Henry Mayo Newhall
To remember National Dump the Pump Day on June 21, Metrolink officials are touting travel by train as the best way for long-distance commuters to beat rising gas prices. Gasoline
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