Santa Clarita Valley’s new Water agency is losing one of their top staffers, leaving agency heads to ponder their previously-stated attrition policy. Valerie Pryor, SCV Water Agency’s assistant general manager,
Five years ago, with the passage of Assembly Bill 86, California community colleges and school districts began working together to form regional groups and develop programs to better serve the
Neenach is gearing up for a big spring cleanup this month, with organizers of the annual community trash pickup event hitting the litter-strewn highway early, trash bags in hand. Photographer
An Oregon woman was arrested this week on suspicion of animal cruelty after sheriff’s deputies found dogs with visible injuries in the woman’s van. Gertrude Williamson, a 67-year-old nurse, was
A small rainstorm is expected to make its way into the Santa Clarita Valley this week. “The storm is coming in Friday night. After midnight there’s a 20 percent chance
A big rig crash in Castaic sent diesel across 300 feet of Interstate 5 on Wednesday morning . The single-vehicle traffic collision occurred shortly after 5:50 a.m. on the
After decades of service to the Castaic Union School District and to education, Live Oak Elementary School Principal Cynthia Seamands plans to retire at the end of this school year.
The young man at the center of a series published by The Signal about the rehabilitation of a heroin addict was arrested recently on a drug-related charge. James Kenneth Fusca,
SCV BUSINESS VOICES: Marianne Cederlind, Mission Valley Bank
Santa Clarita residents said they have been positively affected by the work of prominent civil rights movement leader Martin Luther King Jr., who was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, 50 years
The Planning Commission unanimously approved cell service towers for AT&T and Verizon Wireless on Tuesday with minor modifications to the proposals. The commission added conditions to include aesthetic landscaping, such
A man charged in connection with the shooting death of Ivan Solis last summer appeared in court for his preliminary hearing this week. Nicholas Colletta, 20, of Saugus, and
Water officials developing strategy for better management of groundwater, recycled water, stored water and stormwater have come up with a brand new plan for the Santa Clara River Watershed. Board
A man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol after allegedly hitting the curb with his SUV, before slamming it into a tree Tuesday afternoon. About
As California celebrates 10 years since enacting the hands-free cell phone and no-texting-and-driving laws, officials also celebrate the reduction in both, citations for violations and distracted driving collisions. In 2009,
A student-led club of Saugus High School students is sharing lessons of kindness with elementary school children throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. The Students Matter Club at Saugus High School,
The year’s flu season is not over just yet. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are warning of a possible second flu wave from the second strain of
CHP officers are investigating a fiery fatal two-car crash reported in Saugus at 6:51 a.m. Tuesday morning, officials said. The circumstances surrounding the crash are unclear at this time, as
A newcomer to the Santa Clarita Valley medical community, Dr. Shervin Sadrpour is a renowned specialist in the cutting-edge science of diagnosing and treating the electrical activities of the heart.
Spring break officially kicked off this week for all five public school districts in the Santa Clarita Valley. Some families are using the free time to travel, while others are