Broken water main sends water bubbling out of the ground
August 3, 2018
A broken water main that tripped alarms at four locations along Centre Pointe Parkway and sent water bubbling out of the ground at two of them triggered a response by
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SCV native and CNN reporter to release book on one of the longest-running mail frauds
August 3, 2018
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer It was the infamous letters allegedly signed by a mysterious psychic, named Maria Duval, that brought Santa Clarita Valley native Melanie Hicken to Callas,
CIF-Southern Section sends schools questionnaire regarding transfers
August 3, 2018
On Tuesday, the CIF-Southern Section issued a survey to all of its member schools that included just five questions. The survey seems simple, but the topic it addresses is much
Jury trial set for man accused of date rape
August 3, 2018
A jury trial has been scheduled to begin this month for a Saugus man accused of date rape. Brady John Wood, now 21, who was ordered last fall to stand
Rape, kidnap suspect arrested in Newhall following stakeout and pursuit
August 3, 2018
A man wanted for rape, kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon was arrested at gunpoint in Newhall Friday after deputies staked out a fast food restaurant upon learning the
Local teams trying to stay cool amidst heat wave
August 3, 2018
As the temperatures continue to rise in the Santa Clarita Valley, local prep teams are trying to combat the heat to the best of their abilities. Since July 5, the
Water committee recommends funding for pipeline to Newhall Ranch
August 3, 2018
SCV Water officials are planning to have the agency pay nearly $4 million for a half-mile stretch of pipeline along Magic Mountain Parkway to the heart of Mission Village, the
Grapevine project suffers setback in court
August 3, 2018
Tejon Ranch Corp.’s plan to develop 8,000 acres at the foot of the Grapevine suffered a setback last week when a Superior Court judge in Kern County ruled a report
2018 Football Camp Series: Hart High
August 3, 2018
Losing your starting quarterback is tough, but it happens. It’s normal in football no matter the level. For Hart football, normal seems like a bit of a stretch this year
Ivanova Aracely Jimenez – Iraq War Veteran – Santa Clarita Resident
August 3, 2018
Santa Clarita Patriot I recently met Aracely Jimenez at our Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Patriots luncheon, where, as a local veteran, she was honored for her proud service
Child found face down in pool saved by CPR, official says
August 2, 2018
CPR may have saved the life of a 2-year-old girl found face down in a Valencia pool Thursday evening, according to first responders. A 911 caller reported a drowning at
Santa Clarita Marathon registration adds 10K
August 2, 2018
Local runners won’t have to go the marathon distance to find their ideal speed this year. The city of Santa Clarita is adding a new component to its annual marathon
The homecoming: 2-year-old arrives home from the hospital for the first time
August 2, 2018
Siblings Violet, 6, and August, 4, woke their 2-year-old brother Elliot Newcomb from a long nap with a kiss on both cheeks. Each stood on opposite ends of their brother’s
Hart grad Colby Pursell a workhorse for Colorado offensive line
August 2, 2018
Colby Pursell loves when it rains, especially when it’s a thunderstorm. It’s a natural response for someone who moved to Colorado after living in the Santa Clarita for most of
Boston Scientific donates defibrillators
August 2, 2018
Thanks to the local employees of Boston Scientific, every school in the William S. Hart Union High School District possesses a device that could save a child’s life. “Boston Scientific
Thieves steal painkillers and pregnancy kits
August 2, 2018
Two thieves were being sought by local sheriff’s deputies Thursday after they stole more than $1,000 worth of painkillers — and pregnancy kits. Shortly before 10:30 a.m., two men —
Offers rolling in for Viking
August 2, 2018
Waking up at 5:30 a.m. to get some extra shots up or an early workout session, Dexter Akanno doesn’t take a day off or let a couple thousand miles get
Participants sought for housing, community development needs survey
August 2, 2018
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita residents have the opportunity once again to weigh in on the city’s priorities as it prepares a new five-year housing and community
Commissioners request homeless shelter in Tesoro
August 2, 2018
County regional planning commissioners, after reviewing plans Wednesday to add 820 homes to Tesoro del Valle, asked the developer to make room in the project for affordable housing and an
12-year-old praised for handling scary moment
August 2, 2018
A Canyon Country mother shared praise for her 12-year-old son Wednesday for the way he reacted when a man tried to grab him in the stairwell of a Canyon Country