The Santa Clarita City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a municipal code amendment geared toward preventing people from “living” in public places, raising objections from several residents who argued that
A Saugus man who was ordered last fall to stand trial on a charge of felony date rape appeared briefly Wednesday in a Lancaster courtroom. Brady John Wood, now 21,
Sen. Scott Wilk’s measure to bolster California’s efforts on homelessness cleared the Assembly Housing and Community Development committee Wednesday, Wilk’s office announced. Senate Bill 792, if passed, would strengthen the
For the second consecutive month, a Santa Clarita Valley woman facing several serious criminal charges in connection with a fatal traffic collision, including murder, has had her preliminary hearing pushed
Coming off their freshman years at West Ranch, Wildcat golfers Zoe Campos and Paige Harrison have a little bit more to be excited about this summer other than getting through
A section of the Pacific Crest Trail that was shut down earlier this month after a woman was reportedly attacked by a bear has since been reopened to the public.
A dog is dead and a motorcyclist was injured and taken to the hospital after the two collided on Sierra Highway about a half-mile south of Sand Canyon Road. The
While the Fourth of July is the perfect opportunity to celebrate patriotism, every year the Santa Clarita Valley’s first responders visit people who weren’t quite following the rules and taking
News release issued by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. Today, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) released the most geographically focused
Local sheriff’s detectives were expected to interview a 15-year-old girl after she reported being confronted Tuesday night by two men in a pickup truck and told at gunpoint to get
At any given West Ranch boys tennis match, a relentless Nicole Anderson could be found on the sidelines. She’d cheer on her son, Jake, but she also wouldn’t hesitate to
The Santa Clarita City Council on Tuesday unanimously adopted its 2018-19 budget, which calls for an increase by 2.6 percent, or about $5.2 million, over the current budget. The budget
Natalie Gilmore For The Signal After another spring stacked with competitive high school baseball, the CIF-Southern Section released its All-CIF teams on June 25th, as selected by CIF-SS Baseball Coaches’
Five people risked their lives when they jumped into the frigid, rushing water of the Kaweah River Saturday. Victor Mozqueta, however, was the first to jump in to save a
A man whose car plunged over a cliff off of Sand Canyon Road was plucked to safety by cliff-rappelling firefighters as he clung to the side of the embankment. Shortly
Private well owners are an essential component of groundwater management, but recruiting them into an advisory committee is becoming a challenge, attendees of a workshop about managing groundwater learned Tuesday.
Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Antelope Valley, was appointed Tuesday to the Senate Rules Committee. The five-member Rules Committee requires confirmation from the entire Senate, and is responsible for reviewing hundreds of
Following in the footsteps of other districts in the Santa Clarita Valley, the Newhall School District is expected to approve and implement a new school-site security system in advance of
The Combating Opioid Misuse Before Addiction for our Troops (COMBAT) Act would address overprescription in military healthcare, according to a news release from Congressman Steve Knight’s office. In an effort
Santa Clarita Valley schools are crafting policies to comply with a state mandate requiring school districts to address the treatment of illegal immigrants and their families. In accordance with Assembly
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