By Jim HoltSenior Investigative Reporter As the number of new cases, hospitalizations and people dying of COVID continue to drop, public health officials advised residents remain cautious as a sub-variant
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter The ongoing feud between the L.A. County sheriff and the county Board of Supervisors over transparency intensified this week when the inspector general reported
By Jim HoltSenior Investigative Reporter Masks are no longer required indoors — just strongly recommended, as of Friday. As promised, the Los Angeles County Public Health Department issued a modified health
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter School kids from kindergarten to 12th grade, and those in child care, no longer have to wear masks outdoors after county public health officials reported
Deputy Ryan Handy is the newest addition to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station — and although he’s new to the force, he’s been dreaming of a law enforcement career
By Jim Holt Signal Investigative Reporter The county’s director of public health issued some COVID-19 safety rules intended to keep your Super Bowl from turning into a super spreader event. “Many
The Winter Olympics are taking place in China, but the city of Santa Clarita has made the community feel a part of the competition with its celebration on Saturday. The
By Signal Staff With high COVID-19 vaccination and booster rates, skilled nursing facility residents experienced a peak death rate that was more than five times lower through this winter surge
In a letter sent directly to the director of the Los Angeles County Public Health Department, Supervisor Kathryn Barger has asked health officials to revisit their masking mandates and policies
In September 2016, Senate Bill 1383 was signed into law in Sacramento. Nearly six years later, as of Jan. 1, 2022, some of the bill’s provisions are just now taking effect and will soon require all residents
People of all backgrounds, ages and races gathered together as a community to celebrate the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday — and even with the rain, hundreds of Santa
The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services has launched a new program to increase COVID-19 testing for residents unable to schedule appointments, by providing test kits that can test
Assemblywoman Suzette Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, announced via Twitter that she would seek the 40th Assembly District reelection. “With the support and encouragement of my family, friends and community leaders, I
Via her social media, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger announced Tuesday evening that she tested positive for COVID-19. “Today, I tested positive for COVID-19,” Barger said in a Twitter
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials are urging residents to reconsider New Year’s Eve plans as the county’s dramatic surge continues with more than 20,000 daily cases reported
Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency will shut down the Castaic Lake water supply for annual maintenance on Jan. 3 and the shutdown is scheduled to conclude on Jan. 12, water
Amid continually high COVID-19 case rates in Los Angeles County, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital has seen a spike in hospitalizations. From Monday to Tuesday, the hospital reported an increase of
Following a holiday weekend, long lines could be seen at COVID-19 testing centers across the Santa Clarita Valley Monday. “We are seeing a dramatic increase in demand for COVID-19 testing
The William S. Hart Regional Park held its inaugural Barnyard Lights Tour, inviting the community to its first Christmas-themed night event. The event featured Santa with alpacas, barnyard tours, animal feeding
As COVID-19 cases continue their steep increase amid a winter surge and the emergence of the Omicron variant, Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials reports nearly 10,000 cases
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