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Feds arrest 9 in ICE operation 

Federal officials confirmed Thursday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers took nine individuals into custody this week during an operation seen throughout various parts of the Santa Clarita Valley  The

Residents once again raise concern about Eternal Valley 

Signs indicated water work is under way Wednesday at Eternal Valley Memorial Park, but there was no reason given for why big patches of dead and dying grass are scattered throughout the local cemetery.  “Waterworks Renovation

California Highway Patrol Newhall-area officials were dispatched to a call of stolen big-rigs on Sierra Highway near Needham Ranch Parkway, Tuesday, July 22, 2026. Signal Staff/The Signal

CHP: Two men arrested on suspicion of stealing big rigs 

Two men were arrested on suspicion of stealing rather large objects — big-rig tractors and trailers — on Tuesday evening near Sierra Highway north of Needham Ranch Parkway, according to California Highway Patrol Newhall-area Office officials.  Around 11:09 p.m., the

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Hart district board approves slate of policy revisions 

A set of new and revised board policies and administrative regulations in relation to mental health, immigration enforcement, administering medication and monitoring health conditions and suicide prevention, among others, were approved during Monday’s William S. Hart

Photos: ‘Cinnabon with a Cop’

Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station met with residents during “Cinnabon with a Cop” at Valencia Town Center on Tuesday. Community members could ask questions, share concerns or

Photos: Christmas in July

Attendees pulled out their Christmas attire a bit earlier than usual for the city of Santa Clarita’s Senses: Christmas in July in Old Town Newhall on Thursday. Replacing snow with

RISE SCV hosts annual lemonade fundraiser  

The RISE SCV Foundation held its fourth annual “Lemonade for Foster-Aid” over the weekend to raise money and awareness for local children in foster care, with stands scattered across the Santa Clarita Valley offering

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Rapper’s home swatted 

A Canyon Country residence, which is widely speculated to be the home of rapper Jonathan Porter, also known by his stage name Blueface, was swatted on Tuesday afternoon following reports of a female gunshot victim

Solo vehicle crash leads to DUI investigation 

A 31-year-old Canyon Country man, who is suspected of driving under the influence, collided with a tree Saturday morning in a solo vehicle crash, according to Shirley Miller, spokesperson for the

Developer seeks approval on 3,600 homes west of I-5 

The L.A. County Regional Planning Commission is reviewing a staff recommendation next week to approve the permits and tract map for Homestead South, a development of more than 3,600 homes, just south of State Route 126 and the Santa Clara

SCV winery headed to auction block  

A 25-year-old Santa Clarita Valley winery that’s struggled to find a buyer over the past three years is now hitting the auction block, according to a statement from Concierge Auctions out of New

Adeline Barajas in the hospital. Photo courtesy of Manny Barajas.

Father of 3-year-old bit by rattlesnake urges awareness 

Adeline Barajas, a 3-year-old Santa Clarita resident, was having a normal evening with her mother, Lynn Borneman, on July 13. However, things took a turn when a Southern Pacific rattlesnake bit Adeline’s left hand while she was grabbing an Amazon package

People walk out of Sam's Club with multiple Pokémon boxes in Canyon Country, Calif., Tuesday, June 21, 2026. Kamryn Martell/The Signal

Pokémon cards drop draws crowd at Sam’s Club 

Dozens of people, some of them waiting overnight, were drawn to the entrance of Sam’s Club in Canyon Country after new Pokémon card sets dropped on Tuesday morning.  The new set, called “Pokémon Trading

Small fire breaks out in Sand Canyon 

Firefighters responded to a small fire on North Iron Canyon Road, near Sand Canyon Road, Monday evening, according to Keith Navarre, spokesman for the Los Angeles Country Fire Department.   According to Navarre, firefighters were dispatched

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Theft case could head to trial  

A judge ordered a pretrial conference next month for a woman accused of theft and weapons charges from Santa Clarita Valley retail stores, after a plea discussion apparently broke down.  Maria Delatorre,