By Emily Alvarenga & Raychel Stewart Signal Staff Writers Santa Clarita Valley residents kept law enforcement and first responders busy this past holiday weekend, with all local emergency response agencies reporting an
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a couple from Arizona after two dogs died from being locked in a hot car July 4 at Six Flags Magic Mountain, according
Homicide detectives are seeking information in the death of Suzane Guillaum, 44, whose body was discovered June 15 under an overpass near Camp Plenty Road. Lt. Derrick Alfred of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s
A Saugus High School shooting survivor cleared a major hurdle in her case against a website that sells kits and parts for “ghost guns” — the type of gun used by Nathaniel Berhow,
Deputies responded to a report Monday of a road-rage incident they suspect involved a man throwing items at a vehicle before waving a hatchet at the victim. Just before their
A phone and a few hundred dollars in cash were reportedly taken from a child in a Newhall robbery that ended in the suspect’s arrest on Tuesday, according to law
One person died Sunday and two more overdoses were reported at Pitchess Detention Center Monday evening, bringing the total of overdoses to at least a dozen. The cause of death
Officials with the California Highway Patrol Newhall-area Office announced Monday they would be partnering with agencies throughout California, Oregon and Washington to enforce a traffic-safety campaign this coming holiday weekend. “State
A man and woman were arrested Friday night after an alleged robbery in Stevenson Ranch. Late in the evening on Friday, deputies responded to a business on the 25400 block
A 16-year-old girl was arrested in Newhall on suspicion of causing a traffic collision while drunk and sending two people to the hospital. The report of the collision on Railroad Avenue, just south
A Saugus man arrested on suspicion of possessing obscene matter depicting a minor was reportedly discovered after a national organization specializing in these types of crimes reported his alleged internet
A woman was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment and driving under the influence after she was reportedly found driving two times over the legal limit with a child as one of
Property crimes in the Santa Clarita Valley continued to make the lion’s share of the reported incidents to the Sheriff’s Station in May, according to numbers released recently by Sheriff
While conducting a Valencia traffic stop Tuesday, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies found a woman in possession of approximately 2 ounces of heroin and other contraband. Deputies from the
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department arrest records indicate that a man who had been arrested Wednesday on suspicion of fleeing from deputies on a motorcycle, as well as a slew
During a public meeting held by the Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council Community Advisory Committee, proponents and opponents voiced their positions on the plan to transfer all juvenile offenders to two camps in Saugus.
A judge has ruled that Measure J — a county measure that would divert funds to alternatives to incarceration — is unconstitutional, and county supervisors said this week they will continue to pursue the measure’s goals
The Acton resident who watched Wednesday as sheriff’s deputies shot her dog during a reported “landlord-tenant dispute” says her 10-year-old dog weighed about 30-40 pounds and had cataracts. At approximately 1 p.m., on the 7500 block of Valley
Two Saugus camps that are intended to house L.A. County’s violent juvenile offenders would need major security improvements in order to do so, according to a report from the Sheriff’s
An aggressive dog was killed by a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputy responding to a landlord-tenant dispute in Acton on Wednesday, according to law enforcement officials. The shooting was first reported at approximately 1 p.m. on
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