In 2011, Canyon Country resident Michael Brisselli went viral and became Santa Clarita’s own “Where’s Waldo?” on Facebook. A Facebook page titled, “The random guy everyone sees walking around Santa
Now that kids are back at school, some are back at school with bullies. Representatives of schools, districts and organizations devoted to ending bullying said Thursday that it remains a
The Sulphur Springs Union School District has opted to pursue a grant to help pay for electric school buses and the necessary charging infrastructure, after governing board members approved a
A Saugus Union School District governing board member is calling for Santa Clarita Valley school board candidates to put students ahead of partisan politics in the upcoming election. “We see
As a promising young athlete with dreams of a college football scholarship, Jeff Eben was working hard to earn a way out of the trailer park where he grew up
A social media post perceived by some to be a threat directed at local schools Wednesday night prompted a closer look by sheriff’s deputies who found the threat to be
A woman accused of stabbing her girlfriend to death last year appeared briefly for a pre-trial hearing in San Fernando Superior Court on Wednesday. Pamela Michelle Walker, 34, is charged
As most Santa Clarita Valley students settle into their first full week of school, districts are encouraging parents and community members who know of a child who may have special
Rep. Steve Knight and his 25th Congressional District challenger Katie Hill offered differing takes Wednesday on whether the conviction of President Trump’s former campaign manager — and his former lawyer’s
College of the Canyons students can now ride city buses for a discounted price. From now until February, students can pay $20 to use the city of Santa Clarita bus
A Saugus woman left with one leg by an industrial snow grooming machine during a day of snowboarding seven years ago has taken her legal fight against the ski resort
By Signal Staff A new vote tally system in Los Angeles County was approved Tuesday, making it the first publicly owned, open-source technology certified under the California voting systems standards.
The Saugus Union School District honored its 2018 Teacher of the Year during Tuesday’s meeting of the governing board with a certificate of recognition to commemorate his hard work and
In the 12-year history of NASA’s High Altitude Student Platform program, only five community colleges have sent payloads into outer space, and College of the Canyons — the first community
As children returned for their first full week of school on Monday, school sites in the Newhall School District began implementing a new program that aims to restructure the ways
Santa Clarita Valley school districts are attempting to provide a comprehensive education to their students by exposing the young scholars to the arts, as well as the conventional subjects of
After endorsing candidates in the upcoming local races, Republican community organizations say GOP constituents can also expect neighborhood events and door-knocking in anticipation of the upcoming election season. The 38th
The Santa Clarita Valley Young Democrats held a panel discussion for Democratic City Council candidates on Monday in anticipation of the upcoming election season. Candidates Brett Haddock, Diane Trautman and
Lockheed Martin honored local aircraft contractor Crissair Inc. on Tuesday with the 2017 Elite Supplier Award for the company’s work on products for the F-35 fighter. Local business leaders, high
Despite some misgivings about traffic circulation, Castaic Area Town Council members have thrown their support behind the Tapia Ranch development project. At least 405 homes are scheduled to be built