County supervisors approved housing rules Tuesday as a way to provide options for homeowners and perhaps help alleviate L.A. County’s housing crisis. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Shock and screams punctuated a “hot prowl” burglary in Canyon Country early Tuesday morning, prompting a search by sheriff’s deputies for the burglars. “No one was hurt but there
A transient has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after allegedly beating a robbery victim in a confrontation in Canyon Country last month. Cristian Daniel Trabanino, 21, who
A Castaic man arrested on suspicion of beating his ex-girlfriend, hitting her on the head, dousing her with alcohol and then trying to set her clothes on fire saw the
The Santa Clarita City Council plans to hold hearings on electric vehicle charging stations and the Tax Fairness, Transparency and Accountability Act of 2018, an initiative that proposes to amend the
For some Santa Clarita residents, cornhole is more than a fun, casual game played at barbecues — when they play in tournaments, real money may be at stake. June 9
A Long Beach man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of kidnapping a child for child molestation for allegedly exposing himself to a child at a wedding reception. Jeff Lincoln
A Santa Clarita man was one of five people arrested Tuesday on federal health care fraud charges, accused of submitting fraudulent claims to health insurance companies and then using some
Following the approval of a new superintendent last week, the Newhall School District Governing Board is expected to introduce three new principals to the community during tonight’s board meeting. Jennifer
The Santa Clarita City Council plans to hold a closed session meeting today to discuss negotiations of several properties that include 380 acres of an address matching that of
A deputies union urged Gov. Jerry Brown not to commute the sentence of a man convicted in the robbery and murder of Deputy Shayne York, who was working at Pitchess
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The Master’s University track team’s most prominent athlete this season has been a dynamic freshman hurdler from Canyon High. And that doesn’t figure to
A former student of Valencia Valley Elementary School seen taking pictures of school kids on campus Monday prompted a response by local sheriff’s deputies and cautionary memos sent to
The SCAA awarded several young local artists with scholarships Monday, the organization announced. “The Santa Clarita Artists Association (SCAA) presented scholarship awards to three outstanding high school graduating seniors who
A nearly 30-year veteran in the additive manufacturing industry, Kent Firestone helms one of the Santa Clarita Valley’s undisputed technology leaders.
Finishing his third year at the University of Southern California, track & field standout Nathan Bultman has a lot to be excited about. Not only did he win the first-place
The lone California Distinguished School in the Sulphur Springs Union School District is set to be recognized tomorrow for its recent award from the California Department of Education. Members of
A new study released this past week reports that more kids are either thinking about or attempting suicide. The rates have doubled over the last decade, researchers at Vanderbilt University
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors plans to discuss its 2018-19 action plan for community development block grants Tuesday. This year, CDBG funds available for the county and participating
Historically, the traffic collision rate of Santa Clarita has remained below the state average, but a recent spike in pedestrian accidents has officials increasingly worried about unsafe traffic behaviors in
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