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Local LAPD officer arraigned on fraud charges

A Los Angeles Police Department traffic officer who lives in Valencia was arraigned in a Los Angeles court Wednesday on a felony charge of worker’s compensation fraud. Officer Jason Gordon,

City rule enforcement waits on homeless shelter

Santa Clarita city officials emphasized they don’t plan to cite the homeless for sleeping on sidewalks before a year-round shelter is built, after a federal court ruled Tuesday that it’s

COC celebrates Chancellor Van Hook

College of the Canyons honored its longstanding chancellor with a ceremony in the Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center, where the Board of Trustees announced that the main road

Saugus board member questions mention in Wilk bill

A Saugus Union School District Board member criticized a privacy bill penned by Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Antelope Valley, during the SUSD’s board meeting Tuesday. “I was really disappointed that to

Hillcrest improvements to start this month

Two months after a vote to increase maintenance fees, the residents of the Hillcrest district in Castaic can anticipate seeing changes to their overgrown hillsides soon, Los Angeles County officials

Saugus Cheer to Host Youth Clinic, Car Show

Children in kindergarten through eighth grade are invited to participate in the Saugus High School cheerleading team’s annual cheer clinic fundraiser, in which participants will learn basic cheer skills, jumps

SCVi Hosts Puerto Rico Fundraiser

News Release Santa Clarita Valley International, a free public charter school serving learners in grades TK through 12, will host a Puerto Rico Cultural Night fundraising event on Friday from

The Signal’s Football Challenge Is on!

The Signal is bringing back a tradition from years past: The Football Challenge, in which participants can win prizes by correctly picking the winners of NFL, college and local high

Changes proposed

California teens may soon be able to snooze their alarms an extra time or two after state lawmakers approved a bill Friday that aims to regulate school start times. Senate

District honors employee’s work

The Saugus Union School District honored a former Classified Employee of the Year during Tuesday’s meeting of the governing board with a certificate of recognition to commemorate his efforts in

Canyon High School celebrates 50 years

Canyon High School celebrated more than just a new school year during Back to School Night Tuesday. From current to former students and staff, hundreds gathered to celebrate the school’s

Acosta looks back at highs, lows of legislative session

This year, Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, co-authored laws that addressed business regulations, youth opportunities and environmental issues. At the end of the 2018 California legislative session, which closed out