An apartment complex in Castaic was the scene of a multi-jurisdictional drug and weapons bust Friday undertaken by members of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Los Angeles Police Department.
Congressman Steve Knight’s office in Santa Clarita was vandalized April 11, according to Knight’s office and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials, who confirmed the incident Friday. A report
The state Senate unanimously approved Senate Bill 1281, the Juvenile Gun Safety Act by Sen. Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, on Thursday. The bill, supported by law enforcement and student activist
Members of the largest graduating class in the 48-year history of College of the Canyons gathered in the Honor Grove at Friday’s commencement ceremony to celebrate an important academic milestone.
Santa Clarita’s parks and recreation team is welcoming swing dance to the Canyon Country Community Center. “Swing into Summer” will be held Saturday, June 9, from 6-9 p.m. at the
News release issued by the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. A Fillmore resident was arrested late Thursday for murder after investigators learned that the fatal traffic collision he caused
Detectives in Thousand Oaks have arrested a 27-year-old Thousand Oaks woman they believe murdered a former Newhall man earlier this week in what they describe as the Memorial Day homicide.
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An additional $3 billion in funding is on its way to California schools following the “May Revise,” an annual budget proposal from Gov. Jerry Brown’s office. Santa Clarita Valley parents
Graduation is upon the College of the Canyons and its students, who will don their blue caps and gowns in the honor grove tomorrow morning for COC’s 2018 graduation ceremony.
California’s June 5 Primary election is fast-approaching, and while SCV residents can rely on whatever winds up in their mailbox for their decision, The Signal also took a look at
The city of Santa Clarita is set to take back full control of its library system July 1 with 30 new positions being filed. The city currently contracts with Library
“Gnome Island” is no more. Landscapers acting on the safety concerns expressed by county officials removed more than a dozen garden gnomes from the Hasley Canyon Road roundabout median, closing
The woman accused of stabbing her girlfriend to death last year, was ordered Thursday to stand trial for murder following a day-long preliminary hearing. Pamela Michelle Walker, 34, appeared Thursday
A fatal traffic collision in Fillmore on Thursday afternoon sparked the closure of Highway 126 and significantly backed up traffic. The crash happened shortly after 2:20 p.m. when a big
At least two vintage vehicles were destroyed in a Canyon Country garage fire Thursday afternoon. Fortunately, the fire broke out next door to Los Angeles County Fire Station No. 107
A Lyft passenger frustrated with his driver, phoned an Uber driver to take him where he wanted to go, but not until he allegedly kicked and dented the Lyft driver’s
Smoking meth behind a tarp stretched between two Newhall businesses in the middle of the week, in the middle of the day, is not OK. That’s the message Santa Clarita
The city of Santa Clarita was ranked the most business-friendly city in the county by the Los Angeles County Business Federation. Known as BizFed, the organization released results of a
City of Santa Clarita officials donut want people to miss the new art exhibit, titled “Donuts,” that will soon be shown at City Hall. The exhibit is on display from