Santa Clarita issued a notice of public hearing regarding the selling and growing of marijuana in the city. The public hearing is scheduled for the City Council’s next regular meeting
To foster compassion and empathy among its students, Charles Helmers Elementary School hosted a schoolwide “Inclusion Week” to teach students about the different struggles students with disabilities face on a
The North Los Angeles County Transportation Coalition is inviting Santa Clarita residents to attend a Measure M Public Meeting on Wednesday, March 28. In 2016, Measure M was presented on
A Saugus man was arrested at gunpoint Wednesday night for allegedly stealing a backpack from a woman whom he then hit with his car, carrying her a short distance on
The House of Representatives passed a new law this week that grants awards to schools to improve on-campus safety. Representative Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, co-sponsored the bill earlier this month along
A Missouri couple was arrested on suspicion of being convicted felons in possession of a loaded firearm after a deputy found them sleeping in a parked car. About 5
Because of the recent rainfall, the county’s Interim Health Officer, Dr. Jeffrey Gunzenhauser, is cautioning residents who are planning to visit Los Angeles County beaches to be careful of swimming,
By Jesse Munoz For The Signal After clawing its way back to a two-run deficit, College of the Canyons couldn’t get any closer, instead dropping a 17-9 decision to conference
By Erik Boal For The Signal Depth in distance running and talented throwers have long been synonymous with Foothill League track and field, along with the success of the
By Joseph Myers For The Signal KANSAS CITY, MO. – The Master’s University came into the NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball National Tournament as the tournament’s No. 1 overall
By Diego Marquez For The Signal Valencia baseball survived a late rally from Saugus to start Foothill League the way they wanted to at home Wednesday. The reigning league champions
With rain coming down, the bases loaded and no outs in the bottom of the seventh inning, Hart baseball’s Rocco Saldivar approached the plate. “I was just trying to stay
Story by Perry Smith | Photos by Austin Dave Sawing and venting to save lives were among the skills practiced by L.A. County firefighters as they trained on soon-to-be-abandoned structures
Officials heard comments Wednesday about the formation of Santa Clarita Valley’s new water agency, including a request by the agency’s general manager for more time to define its sphere of
Hundreds of students throughout the Santa Clarita Valley held multiple rallies, demonstrations and walkouts Wednesday to protest against gun violence a month after a school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Toys R Us announced it would be shutting down all stores this year after filing for bankruptcy last year. Not every store will closing down immediately, instead they will close
Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station who were alerted to reports Wednesday of an 8-year-old girl missing after she left Pico Canyon Elementary School on The Old
Santa Clarita is the highest-ranking city in L.A. County for St. Patrick’s Day, according to WalletHub, based on traditions, costs, safety and weather. The city is celebrating with a number
Special Olympics Santa Clarita and Tri-Valley and the Gary Sinise Foundation are looking to make more than 10,000 baskets during this years Shoot-A-Thon to raise money for the organizations. Participants
Students from through the Santa Clarita Valley joined in a national movement Wednesday to address gun violence in the United States. The day’s activities began at 10:17 a.m., when the
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