Amid confusion over schools receiving threats, local officials are making it clear – Valencia High School in Santa Clarita did not receive a threat this morning. The fogginess set in
In an effort to save Saugus High School’s four-year Chinese language program, parents of students in the program are joining together to write letters and attend school board and city
By Jesse Munoz For The Signal More than a week has passed since College of the Canyons plated a season-high 19 runs in a home win vs. L.A. Valley, but
Uncle Leo Thanks to my good friend and local Army Veteran Leo Miller, I recently learned about his nephew Jacob Paul Miller’s combat service in Afghanistan. Jake and I met
The cleanup of close to 1,000 acres of contaminated soil at Whittaker-Bermite is still on track to wrap up by year’s end, with just a dozen isolated pockets needing particular
Canyon boys volleyball went into its Thursday-night match against El Toro with one focus: Slow down Chargers outside hitter Jacob Steele. The Pepperdine commit came off a 309-kill junior campaign
For the second time in as many days, a Santa Clarita Valley prep boys basketball coach stepped down from his post. Canyon coach Alex Dunwoody announced his resignation Thursday, citing
The Canyon softball team knew its offensive opportunities would likely be scarce with Calabasas right-hander Jessica Ross on the mound. The Cowboys found a rhythm against the Ohio State commit
Developers building 21,000 homes for Newhall Ranch can start installing pipes to connect the first of those homes to the Santa Clarita Valley sewer system following a decision Thursday
Police officers tracked down two men across L.A. County after two L.A. robbery suspects crashed their car in Santa Clarita on Thursday. The initial robbery occurred around 11 a.m., near
The “Seasoned Bandit” signed a plea deal with prosecutors admitting he robbed four banks, according to federal prosecutors Monday. James Allen Hayes, who won the lottery back in 1998
The author of the novel tie-in to this year’s best picture winner “The Shape of Water” will be coming to Santa Clarita. The free event called “Straight from the Oscars:
A Kaiser Permanente doctor, a senior writer for “Entertainment Weekly” and a CEO of T.S. Restaurants are a few of the professionals sharing their “passion projects” with sixth-graders students in
Update adds condition of student, suspected nature of overdose Santa Clarita deputies responded to a report of a woman who overdosed in a dorm room at CalArts on Thursday, Sheriff’s
A 34-year-old man, one of two drivers killed in a traffic collision last summer, was intoxicated at the time of the fatal crash, according to a coroner’s report obtained by
The 25th annual Cowboy festival is searching for volunteers to help put on the “wildest weekend in the West”. Men, women and children 10 years and older are invited to
A year of firsts for the Valencia boys basketball program came to a halt Wednesday night. The Vikings, playing in their first-ever CIF State playoff game, fell 67-56 at Cajon
For seemingly the first time since the Santa Clarita Christian School’s grueling preleague slate, a team at least matched the Cardinals physicality, coming in the first round of the CIF
FULLERTON – After a timeout in the third quarter in the CIF Division 3 state tournament game against Sunny Hills, the Saugus girls basketball team stood in a circle, put their
After just one season as head coach of the Wildcats, West Ranch boys basketball coach Sean McKillop resigned on Wednesday morning. McKillop said that he felt he had to leave
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