Seniors at Saugus High School participated in graduation on Wednesday. Graduates: 548 Honor Scholars: 120 Torch Bearer: Miles Hawkins Class Speaker: Tate Dickens Singers: Madison Larson and Kayla Calove Common
The Castaic community weighed in on the proposed Northlake development project Wednesday night with many Castaic business owners supporting it and longtime residents opposing it. At least 50 people showed
What do we think about armed safety personnel on the Valencia and Canyon Country campuses? That was the question College of the Canyons (COC) students, teachers and staff considered and
Almost three weeks after the controversial American Health Care Act passed in the House of Representatives, an analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office showed 23 million fewer Americans would
In light of Signal Publisher Chuck Champion’s criticism of the appointment process that brought Bill Miranda onto the Santa Clarita City Council, he confronted council members at Tuesday’s council meeting
Using traditional flutes they constructed and decorated themselves, second grade students at Plum Canyon Elementary School shared their knowledge of Native American music during a special performance Wednesday. The performance
Within less than 20 minutes, firefighters stopped a brush fire spreading beyond a quarter acre Wednesday despite flames and smoke seen coming from area. The fire was first reported shortly
The House of Representatives were all for Rep. Steve Knight’s (R-Palmdale) No Hero Left Untreated Act when they vote unanimously in favor of it Tuesday. Under the legislation, known as
High schools throughout the Santa Clarita Valley are encouraging their senior students to pin a small reminder on their gowns to drive safe during the exciting graduation season. The small,
Penny and Brian Davis of Saugus and JR Basaldu of Valley Glen are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Colleen Basaldu to Chris Cummings, son of Terry and
Bowman High School seniors celebrated their graduation on Tuesday at College of the Canyons. Graduates: 230 Golden State Merit Diplomas: 6 California Seal of Bi-literacy: 2 Achievement Awards: 47 Class
Councilman Bill Miranda was confronted at Tuesday’s Santa Clarita City Council meeting about his past remarks regarding the Latino Chamber of Commerce. The Signal’s Publisher Chuck Champion used the council
Local business leaders gathered at TPC Valencia last evening for a charity wine tasting event to honor the contributions of ten current and former first responders and members of the
Two Santa Clarita Valley residents, a man and a woman, who had each mapped out a future for themselves of helping others, died of apparent drug overdoses this past weekend
At least five suspected heroin and methamphetamine dealers were taken off Santa Clarita’s streets Tuesday morning during an operation to knock out illegal narcotics. Shortly after 6 a.m., about ten
A Castaic neighborhood put up spooky decorations, passed out bite-sized candy and dressed in fun costumes to celebrate “Halloween in May” in honor of Carter Sarkar’s fifth birthday Sunday. The
Sales decreased as costs increased for single-family homes and condos across the Santa Clarita Valley in April, the Southland Regional Association of Realtors reported Tuesday. Condominium sales decreased 31.4 percent
At a Wednesday meeting, the Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board is expected to review a resolution to layoff three classified employees in the district due to lack of
A Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officer was hospitalized and the southbound 5 freeway was shut down for several hours following a collision Tuesday morning, according to the California Highway
Drugs claimed the lives of two Santa Clarita Valley residents this past weekend, according to the man who has been alerting the public these past few weeks about killer batches
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