Less than two weeks after Bridge to Home’s Emergency Winter Shelter closed for the season, councilmembers approved a three-year extension to the shelter’s lease agreement at their meeting Tuesday. “It
The Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons (COC), will have a busy meeting Wednesday when it reviews two resolutions and the naming
The Santa Clarita Valley’s purple pipe sprung a leak last month and it cost more than $110,000 to fix. The three miles of pipeline transporting recycled water – typically referred
Editor’s note: Story updated to reflect Don Benton’s time on the COC Board of Trustees and his work with the board during his tenure. Don Benton, a former Washington state
Santa Clarita is expected to be taking care of business in the coming years, as Financial Times Magazine ranked the city as fourth on their list of Small American Cities
The privately-held owners of Newhall Land, the developers of Valencia who hope to build another planned community of equal scope at Newhall Ranch, are going public. On Friday, Five Point
Members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board will hear and review an annual report on the district’s seven-year student population projections during its Wednesday meeting at Leona
Members of a specialized burglary task force shut down a burglary crew with the arrest Sunday of six men and one juvenile in connection with restaurant burglaries, including one in
Six former First Ladies shared their stories on Saugus High School’s (SHS) campus Tuesday as part of the 10th annual Women in History Program. The annual American Association of University
For more than 50 years, Roselva Ungar dedicated her life to early childhood education. She spent many years as an elementary school teacher in the in Los Angeles Unified School
The Master’s University baseball team sure picked the right time to get rolling. After being left for dead just two weeks ago (15-17 overall and 6-10 in the Golden State
A year ago, feuding local water agencies wanting to bury the hatchet and merge introduced the public to a representative of the agency that they said would ultimately close the
Encouraging safe driving anywhere from busy freeways to neighborhood streets, National Distracted Driving Awareness Month keeps drivers aware of the dangers of not keeping their eyes on the road. California
A record number of visitors are traveling from around the state and country to witness the “super bloom” of flowers and orange covered hillsides at the Antelope Valley California Poppy
By Jim Holt & Nikolas Samuels Signal Staff Writers A 58-year-old hiker plucked from a ridge in Pico Canyon Sunday suffered no ill effects during his 24-hour ordeal exposed to
A cyclist arrested two months ago in connection with an apparent case of road rage – or, specifically, driveway rage – for allegedly throwing something at a motorist’s car has
Hundreds of young visitors to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will be comforted by a furry friend as the hospital hosts its annual April Teddy Bear and Friend Drive. Since the
In March, sixth grade students from Pinetree Community School brought their classroom lessons to life through a partnership with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s (LACMA) Ancient Civilizations Program.
Two Canyon Country women – one who died of a lethal knife wound and the woman accused of killing her Saturday – have been identified by authorities. Lt. Rudy Molano
A Winnetka man was sentenced to 32 years in state prison today after pleading no contest last month to criminal charges of kidnapping to commit rape, forcible rape and sexual
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