Sylmar man identified as person killed in February crash
March 23, 2021
A Sylmar man was identified as the person killed in a fiery crash in Newhall last month. Vincent Reyes, 24, of Sylmar was found dead on arrival by Los Angeles
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I-5 widening, improvements may start this summer
March 22, 2021
Construction on the Interstate 5 corridor in the Santa Clarita Valley may start as early as this summer, pending approval from Metro’s board of directors Thursday. The $679 million project
GoFundMe page set up for SCV deputy whose home burned down
March 22, 2021
A GoFundMe.com page has been set up on behalf of Deputy Ayala from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station, whose house burned down Saturday. Officials at the SCV Sheriff’s Station on Monday
Garcia tours Henry Mayo vaccine clinic
March 22, 2021
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, toured the vaccination clinic at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Monday to see how the clinic operates and take questions from health care workers. Garcia expressed optimism as hospital officials
Moving truck catches fire, halts all eastbound traffic on Soledad Canyon Road
March 20, 2021
A moving truck caught fire on Soledad Canyon Road Saturday, resulting in first responders having to extinguish the flames and halt all eastbound traffic for a period of time. The call of the moving truck being
Procession held in honor of deputy who died at Henry Mayo
March 20, 2021
A procession of Los Angeles County Sheriff’s and Fire Department personnel escorted the body of Deputy Michael Churney from Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital to an undisclosed location Saturday following the
A look back at the year since state’s first COVID-19 stay-at-home orders were issued
March 18, 2021
By Caleb Lunetta and Emily AlvarengaSignal Staff Writers Exactly 365 days ago today, a sentence that at sunrise that same day would have sounded dystopian and foreign to all but a
Football is back: Saugus tops Canyon in opener
March 18, 2021
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal It was a much more muted kind of football experience than players, coaches and fans are used to when the Canyon and Saugus football teams met Thursday
Metro: Cyclist flees after collision with train
March 18, 2021
Metrolink officials reported Thursday that one of their Antelope Valley lines had struck a cyclist at the Rainbow Glen Drive intersection, with the bike rider then being able to allegedly pick
Magic Mountain announces April 1 reopening
March 18, 2021
After a yearlong closure, Six Flags Magic Mountain has announced plans to reopen on April 1, with extensive new COVID-19 safety measures in place. The park is first set to
‘Mayans MC’ production takes over Newhall
March 17, 2021
“Sons of Anarchy” spinoff “Mayans MC” wrapped up filming this week in Newhall, as the show returned for its third season Tuesday after a more than yearlong hiatus. “They’re locally
DA’s office, LAPD investigating after video shows former detective using racial slurs in Valencia
March 17, 2021
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office and L.A. Police Department have both opened investigations after seeing video of a former LAPD detective using racial slurs in an altercation following a traffic collision in Valencia on Saturday. “The video in question
Bridge to Home permanent homeless shelter facility approved
March 16, 2021
The city of Santa Clarita Planning Commission approved the application for Bridge to Home’s construction on the 23000 block of Drayton Street, meaning that the shelter will now have a permanent facility to
City gives first look, tour for media at The Cube
March 16, 2021
Following its facelift, new paint, and center ice logo being installed, the city of Santa Clarita gave a first look at The Cube on Tuesday, offering local media a chance to view
St. Clare’s Church adapts to continue annual fish fry tradition
March 15, 2021
By Danielle Gallegos For The Signal Every year, thousands gather for fish, french fries and fellowship at St. Clare’s Catholic Church in Canyon Country for what’s come an annual tradition during Lent. However, due to COVID-19, the
‘Time is up’: No Fourth of July parade planned this year
March 15, 2021
Despite an easing of restrictions amid declining COVID-19 figures, the Fourth of July is expected to continue to look a bit different this year, according to Santa Clarita parade committee
Santa Clarita Valley resident, famous magician dies at 91
March 15, 2021
Santa Clarita Valley resident Mark Wilson, a pioneer in the art of magic, died Jan. 19 at the age of 91. Born in Manhattan on April 11, 1929, Wilson fell
Hart district reminds spectators of sporting event protocols
March 11, 2021
As the William S. Hart Union High School District’s underclassmen made final preparations Thursday for their return to the field Friday, officials offered information about the safest ways that adults can attend their
SCV businesses prepare for red tier reopenings
March 11, 2021
As the state announces that Los Angeles County is set to move into a less-restrictive tier in the coming days, businesses across the Santa Clarita Valley begin to prepare for
Appeals court rules L.A. County can reimpose outdoor dining ban
March 11, 2021
As Los Angeles County inches closer to a loosening of restrictions as COVID-19 figures continue their decline, a state appeals court ruled last week that county Department of Public Health officials could reinstate outdoor