The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office issued a warning Friday to residents who might be in need of a contractor’s services after the recent natural disasters. Property owners rebuilding
About one year ago Golden Valley High School student Cheyenne Hughes shocked doctors when she pulled through a major, 10-hour surgery to remove a tumor found at the base of
About 60 people showed up Thursday night to hear about the opioid crisis and, specifically, about “seeking solutions for pain relief.” While they didn’t find the solution Thursday to
It’s the anniversary Linda Cierzan was dreading most, one year since her husband, Will, vanished without a trace from their Saugus home. “Some days are harder than others,” she
The oddsmakers at SportsBettingDime.com don’t like Los Angeles’ chances to land Amazon’s $5 billion HQ2. In odds released Friday, eight days after the online retailing giant announced 20 finalists from
Aug. 22, 2013, is a day that Larry Huddleston is likely to never forget. About five years prior, to help battle intense, chronic back pain, the Air Force veteran was
There’s no sunset on speed enforcement in the Santa Clarita Valley. In fact, unsuspecting motorists may see an increased presence of motor detail deputies working past dusk to keep local
Valencia High School Principal John Costanzo announced his retirement to the high school’s teachers and staff Wednesday, according to a Valencia High School office staff member and the William S.
Close to a dozen people gathered at Round Table Pizza in Newhall Wednesday night to hold a kick-off meeting to discuss the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project (PPAP) coming to Santa
Two California institutes of higher education are considering implementing tuition increasing during the upcoming academic year in order to offset shortfalls they say are in Gov. Jerry Brown’s January budget
A Newhall man accused of threatening to torture family members with a machete before driving the family pickup truck off the side of a cliff and 500 feet down
Several California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) alumni are nominated for an Academy Award for their work on animated films and animated shorts this year. The Academy of Motion Picture
Somewhere in Oregon, sitting on the floor of a warehouse, is a high-tech device tagged for Santa Clarita-based U.S. Energy Initiatives (USEI). The nearly $200,000 piece of equipment, called an
Erik Boal For The Signal Brooke Mitchell and Ellie Villavicencio might not have been significant points of emphasis in Valencia’s defensive game plan Tuesday, but the junior guards definitely
The Santa Clarita Valley Boys & Girls Club welcomed several new board members Tuesday at a governing board retreat. Matt Carpenter, Jenny Ketchepaw, Terry Martin, Frank Oviedo and Lee Watters
The latest sting operation carried out by local sheriff’s deputies, aimed at people who put alcohol in the hands of minors, netted two violations recently. Members of the Santa
A person was injured and taken to the hospital shortly after noon Wednesday after a pickup truck overturned on Interstate 5 near Valencia Boulevard. The solo vehicle crash happened shortly
In front of community members and staff, College of the Canyons broke ground on its new Science Center on its Canyon Country Campus Wednesday. “The reason we are building new
The multipurpose room of Stevenson Ranch Elementary School erupted in cheers Wednesday afternoon as Tigerman, the nonviolent superhero, appeared on stage to share his anti-bullying message with the school’s 800
The Uniquely Abled Academy, a pilot program at COC looking to provide adults with high-functioning autism workforce training to ready them for jobs, is ready for its first fast track