City of Santa Clarita officials commemorated the opening of the Passport Acceptance Facility on Wednesday, located at the Old Town Newhall Library. “The Santa Clarita Library has what you need
A groundbreaking for Laemmle Theatres is underway, marking the next phase in the Redevelopment Block for Old Town Newhall. The event, scheduled 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17, is set to
The Santa Clarita Valley has a close-to-even split between Democratic and Republican voters leading up to midterm elections as of Sept. 7, according to state documents. The Secretary of State’s
The SCV animal sanctuary Gentle Barn is hosting its annual Gentle Halloween party every Sunday in October. SCV residents can come out for costume contests, pumpkin feeding, and more activities
Detectives with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Homicide Bureau, Missing Person Unit, are asking the public’s help in finding a Valencia man who went missing Monday. They’re looking for John
After an 8-month probe by fraud detectives into the finances and fundraising of the Valencia High School softball team, prosecutors with the county’s Public Integrity Unit has decided the case
A woman was seriously injured and rushed to the hospital late Monday night after her truck rolled over her leg, according to a California Highway Patrol officer. The identity and
A nationwide test of two federal alert systems is planned for this week, Federal Emergency Management Agency officials announced.
A woman was treated at the scene of a fire at a senior living complex Tuesday morning. The fire broke out inside a bedroom at the Orchard Arms senior apartments
A Castaic man has been arrested on suspicion of rape after a 15-year-old girl told sheriff’s deputies that she was taken to Val Verde, where she was raped, then
Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, partnered with VSP Global to hand out eye care vouchers Monday at the Northeast Valley Health Corporation’s Newhall Health Center to help low-income families. Acosta’s
By the end of the day on Sept. 30, the deadline for signing off on laws authored during this legislative session, Gov. Jerry Brown had approved some of the remaining
For the second straight month, Santa Clarita Valley ratepayers have used more water than they did a year ago, a trend that has not gone unnoticed by local water officials
Every year for the past 12 years the number of people has grown to remember a young Valencia chess champion struck down by leukemia and contribute to a program to
By Jim Holt & Ryan Mancini Signal Staff Writers Two people injured in a wrong-way crash early Sunday morning that claimed the life of a Los Angeles man, remain
Thirteen Santa Clarita City Council candidates discussed their views for the city’s future, touching on topics from transportation funding to safety to priorities for residents. Monday evening’s forum, jointly hosted
Thirteen Santa Clarita City Council candidates discussed their views for the city’s future, touching on topics from transportation funding to safety to priorities for residents. Monday evening’s forum at The
Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 1409, a bill authored by state Sen. Scott Wilk, into law Monday morning, which updates California’s current law to allow farmers in the state
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao came to the Santa Clarita Valley on Monday to formalize the presentation of a $47 million grant to Metro to build truck lanes and
Two Santa Clarita Valley sisters have raised more than $100,000 in an effort to place lifesaving medical equipment inside every classroom in the William S. Hart Union High School District.