By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer As local leaders gathered at a Santa Clarita Metrolink Station parking lot Thursday, Mayor Marsha McLean announced citywide efforts to introduce a step forward
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer In the past six months since Saugus Union School District Superintendent Colleen Hawkins was named to her position, she and her office have been
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer The crime rate in Santa Clarita has hit an all-time low, the city announced Thursday. “Since incorporation, one of the city’s top priorities has
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer In their second meeting of the new year, governing board members, district administrators and teachers gathered at Mitchell Community School to support the tentative
In their second meeting of the new year, governing board members, district administrators and teachers gathered at Mitchell Community School to support the tentative agreement reached between the Sulphur Springs
Schools in the Saugus Union School District carried out lockdown drills Thursday morning, and administrators said they were pleased with how well the exercise unfolded. “The idea for having them
College of the Canyons and the city of Santa Clarita plan to host a family education class in the college’s Early Childhood Education Building Friday from 1 to 4 p.m.
An organization seeking to boost former congressional candidate Beto O’Rourke’s presidential hopes has selected Rep. Katie Hill’s former campaign manager Zack Czajkowski to assist with the process. Draft Beto is
With past alumni like Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, LSU defensive back John Battle and former UCLA and Crespi standout Jalen Starks, high-profile football prospects in the Class of
The CIF-Southern Section released the 2019 Spring Playoffs Groupings for boys tennis, softball, swimming, track & field, boys volleyball and baseball on Friday. Santa Clarita Valley softball saw three teams
Firefighters from two battalions, arriving in more than a dozen firefighting units, responded to a furniture store fire at the Rye Canyon Commerce Center, battling the blaze for an hour
Sen. Scott Wilk has been appointed to the State Allocation Board, which is responsible for appropriating school facility dollars to school districts, as well as the state’s Joint Committee on
High-speed internet at all Santa Clarita public library branches just got faster — 10-times faster, to be exact. The city announced via a news release Tuesday that high-speed broadband connection
California regulators approved legalizing cannabis deliveries anywhere in the state last week, but cities that ban marijuana sales, like Santa Clarita, can still have their say on prohibition of cannabis
A nonjury trial has been set to begin later this year for the owners of Canyon View Estates mobile home park accused of refusing to remove solar panels in the
Rep. Katie Hill, R-Santa Clarita, learned her final committee assignments Wednesday after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Hill’s placement on two more committees, meaning the recently elected congresswoman will serve
By Crystal Duan Signal Staff Writer As part of the Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, a room full of 70 Santa Clarita Valley volunteers gathered at The Centre on Tuesday
Against Faith Baptist on Jan. 19, the Trinity Classical Academy girls basketball team was trailing by nine points. The players sat on the bench, heads hanging. “I’m like ‘Guys, there’s
By Jim Holt Signal Senior Staff Writer An off-duty L.A .County firefighter was identified as the man killed in a freeway collision near Sand Canyon Road, after his Jeep crashed
One year ago, Det. Eliott Uribe was stabbed in the parking lot of a Canyon Country Jack in the Box. Reporter Austin Dave spoke with the detective, who’s back to