By Ben Christopher and Sameea Kamal CalMatters Writers  Much is expected of the California voter.  In any given election year, we may be asked to dust off our labor lawyer hats,
Elementary school board candidates issue statements at Signal-hosted forum Four of the six candidates running for three available seats on the William S. Hart Union High School District governing board
The pool of candidates running for three open seats on the Santa Clarita City Council this year filed new paperwork last week revealing the amounts they have fundraised over the
The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk began sending out vote-by-mail ballots Thursday for the 2022 General Election. Ballots will be sent out to all registered voters until Monday. Since the
During a recent meeting at The Signal’s offices, Assemblywoman Suzette Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, shared what she had achieved during her first term in Sacramento and what she plans to do
The topics of public safety, infrastructure and homelessness dominated the conversation Wednesday evening during The Signal’s 2022 City Council Candidate Forum. On stage at the Grace Baptist Church, the nine
Of the nine candidates on the ballot this November, five people vying for three seats on the Santa Clarita City Council participated in the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce
The Signal and Grace Baptist Church are inviting members of the community to attend the 2022 Candidate Forum — a multi-part event that will give voters a chance before the
The nine candidates for Santa Clarita City Council — three incumbents and six challengers — met all together for the first time on Thursday, participating in a forum and answering questions
Despite a large pool of 15 candidates in the race for Santa Clarita City Council, voters stayed loyal to three incumbents for at least another term, as the tallying of
This November election, Californians had to decide on whether to approve or deny 11 ballot measures on everything from rent control to farm animal confinement and repealing last year’s gas
Alongside the rest of the state, Santa Clarita voters have decided on 11 statewide propositions in this year’s midterm elections that range from dialysis treatment cost controls to reconsidering daylight
From political campaign ads to forums, Santa Clarita Valley residents have spent the last several months hearing from those running for City Council — and on election day, when residents
Just days away from the 2018 midterm elections, Republican gubernatorial candidate John Cox came to support Rep. Steve Knight and Assemblyman Dante Acosta outside the Santa Clarita Valley Republican Headquarters on Saturday.
California gubernatorial candidate Gavin Newsom and U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris came to the Santa Clarita Valley to campaign for congressional candidate Katie Hill and Assembly candidate Christy Smith at the Newhall Family Theatre on Saturday.
In the last days before the election, Republican, Democratic and undecided constituents are showing up to support and learn about their respective candidates. Republican support A group of 35 individuals
With less than a week to go before the 2018 midterm elections, the race between Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, and his 25th Congressional District challenger, Katie Hill, has once again
California voters will decide Nov. 6 the future of Proposition 1, known as the Housing Programs and Veterans’ Loans Bond, that would potentially provide funding through bonds for housing-related programs
A public education campaign to increase voter awareness about election misinformation launched Monday. Championed by Sen. Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, the campaign launched its web portal VoteSure.sos.ca.gov, which consolidates voter
Recent polling shows Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, leading his 25th Congressional District challenger Katie Hill by approximately four percentage points as the Nov. 6 election draws near. The New York Times
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