With tallies that will be counted for days and weeks to come, Santa Clarita Valley voters cast their ballots Tuesday for a host of local races, including the 27th Congressional
By Perry Smith and Kamryn Martell The local election races promised historic change Tuesday, with two new guaranteed Santa Clarita City Council members following an election, for the first time in
The following results are unofficial with ballot counting ongoing. L.A. County Registrar-Recorder scheduled to certify final results by Nov. 27. Official results to be certified by the California Secretary of
A Granada Hills man charged with murder and attempted murder in a May 2024 shooting not far from his home has his fate in the hands of a jury at
The former Pitchess Detention Center deputy had “blown his entire savings” on a home, only to find that it immediately needed major renovations. A trusted man in Operation Safe Jails,
The polls were buzzing with high energy on Tuesday, with people throughout the Santa Clarita Valley gearing up to cast their votes. People were seen walking in and out of
Student enrollment and average daily attendance for the previous and current school year are scheduled to be discussed during the William S. Hart Union High School District’s regular governing board
A “verbal argument” between a man walking his dog and a neighbor led to a report of a stabbing, according to a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station investigation. Around 9:30
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The Department of Justice on Tuesday urged voters to report any instances of criminal activity or violations of civil rights at polling locations during the midterm
By Lawrence Wilson Contributing Writer Democrats appeared poised to win control of the House and possibly the Senate on Tuesday as Republicans labor to overcome a decades-long pattern of midterm losses by
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge held an 18-year-old Newhall man to answer to a single count of robbery in connection to a pair of alleged thefts the Santa
An Agua Dulce man featured in a 2017 Signal feature after his family’s home was deluged by a river of mud was the latest suspect identified in a wide-sweeping federal
Man was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of carrying a firearm in a public place and making threats to use said weapon on the victim, according to the Santa Clarita
As Election Day arrives on Tuesday, while some Santa Clarita Valley residents have already mailed in their ballots, many others have been gearing up to vote in person. Residents can
A man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of disobeying a restraining order and preventing the victim from testifying or being able to reach protective services. The 37-year-old was arrested at
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Monday afternoon it is not ready to file charges against four suspects arrested on suspicion of starting the Main Fire in Newhall. John
By Matthew Vadum Contributiing Writer The Supreme Court late on Monday rejected a Department of Justice request to order California to sequester about 20,000 mail ballots the department says likely belong
By Chase Smith Contributing Writer Democrats and Republicans are deploying lawyers, poll watchers and election observers ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, in preparation for disputes over how votes are
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court on Monday to order California to sequester about 20,000 mail ballots the department says likely belong to noncitizens,
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich, has decided to endorse Mike Rogers, the Republican nominee to represent Michigan in the U.S. Senate. Stevens, 43, picked former FBI agent