One person was injured and taken to the hospital late Thursday morning after becoming trapped inside a vehicle that overturned on the southbound off-ramp on Interstate 5 at Valencia Boulevard.
West Ranch boys and girls cross-country team made history this past season with both teams qualifying for the state meet for the first time in program history. Girls runner senior
Gravel that spilled from an overturned gravel truck across all lanes of Highway 126 near Val Verde stopped morning traffic in both directions for close to an hour Wednesday. The
A veteran Los Angeles Police Department officer was among at least 19 people arrested in the Santa Clarita Valley this holiday season on suspicion of driving under the influence of
Santa Clarita Valley residents were given a gift of green Wednesday when 226 acres of open space near Castaic Lake was donated to the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority. The
California regulators say cannabis deliveries could be legal anywhere in the state, including in Santa Clarita, where marijuana sales are banned. The Bureau of Cannabis Control released in December the
Criminal activity can happen anywhere, even in nature. In an effort to protect outdoors enthusiasts, the city of Santa Clarita and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station have installed the
By Haley Sawyer, Diego Marquez and Dan Lovi Signal Staff Writers This season, Ben Seymour was all business. But although he had a no-frills approach to the game, his play
When high school senior Joel Yoon first heard of a controversial Santa Clarita city law that had been amended to prevent the homeless from “living” in public places, he got
Santa Clarita teenager Leia Zorba has been dancing she was 2, and only a short 14 years later, she’s already achieved professional status. At age 16, Zorba is one of
Santa Clarita Valley residents were given a gift of green Wednesday when 226 acres of open space near Castaic Lake was donated to the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority. The
For 67 minutes, the Hart girls soccer team held a one-goal lead over Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks on a windy Wednesday afternoon at Hart High School. Unfortunately for the
No one knew who they were. Everyone thought they could beat them. Going into every tournament in its inaugural season, Troop West girls basketball was determined to gain respect and
About 80 gallons of diesel oil spilled onto the off-ramp from northbound lanes of Interstate 5 at Hasley Canyon Road, prompting a response by firefighters trained in dealing with hazardous
As a kid, Golden Valley shortstop and third baseman Sophia Medellin always dreamed of playing collegiate ball for Pac-12 schools like University of California, Berkeley or UCLA. Making her dreams
With both the California Highway Patrol and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station promising to crack down on drunk drivers this New Year’s Eve, the actual event turned out to
By Haley Sawyer and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers 2018 was a year of milestones for teams and athletes across the Santa Clarita Valley. The sports staff at The Signal
The Mebarkeh family rang in the new year in Valencia from a hospital bed. They ended 2018 with a total of three people in their family and began 2019 with four.
Commuters returning to work for the first time in the new year can expect to face lane closures along Highway 14 beginning Wednesday as Caltrans pursues a long list of
Detectives trying to figure out how three people —each suffering gunshot wounds — ended up at the hospital Wednesday night are asking anyone who witnessed the shooting to come forward.