Donning party hats and holding signs and balloons, Charles Helmers Elementary School students were awarded first place in Santa Clarita’s 30 Things for 30 Years contest at the City Council
By Austin Dave, Perry Smith, Ryan Painter & Jim Holt A Santa Clarita deputy who suffered a gunshot to the neck while investigating a report of an assault with a
Santa Clarita’s City Council was confronted by ferret advocates at their meeting Tuesday. Members of Angel City Ferret club, who aim to get L.A. County local governments to pass ordinances
By Jennifer O’Shea For The Signal They say a game of baseball contains 18 minutes of actual game play — not a lot considering the average length of a Major
No one will be buying marijuana at a pot shop in Santa Clarita, the City Council decided Tuesday at their meeting. Council members extended their moratorium to prevent cannabis businesses
Both Santa Clarita Elementary School and Mountainview Elementary School celebrated their students’ artwork during a reception for the city of Santa Clarita’s Community Art Wall Tuesday. The art wall at
Local water officials endorsed water rate increases for both SCV ratepayers who get their water from the Santa Clarita Water District and for local water retailers who get their
A group pledging to save one child at a time from the sex trade is bringing information about its ongoing efforts to disrupt human sex trafficking to the Santa
The California Credit Union honored two additional employees at its third recognition event at Pinetree Community School Tuesday. Honorees of the event included school office manager Kristie Cooper and first
A Saugus man and a Castaic woman were arrested Monday on suspicion of kidnapping in connection with a case still under investigation, a sheriff’s official confirmed. John Woods, 25, of
A Canyon Country man is scheduled to appear in court next month, accusing of hitting another man with a golf club. Steven Rodriguez, described by law enforcement as a 55-year-old
Local sheriff’s deputies who arrested a burglary suspect on Thanksgiving are today praising the vigilant acts of SCV residents working to protect one another. “We know of one suspect who
News release issued by the United States Postal Inspection Service. This holiday season the Postal Service looks forward to delivering a great deal of holiday cheer along with more than
Tax reform is great. Everybody loves lower taxes, right? Yet the proposals coming out of Washington, D.C., are bad news, plain and simple. When it comes to residential real estate,
Early-morning repairs to a rail along Metrolink’s AV Line delayed riders’ morning commute into the San Fernando Valley and Downtown Los Angeles by up to an hour Tuesday morning. The
Troy Hooper, general manager of TPC Valencia, will serve as the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce’s board chairman for 2018. An active community member, Hooper serves on the Chamber’s
More than 800,000 students throughout California, and up to 15,110 in the Santa Clarita Valley, are now eligible for free and reduced price lunch through the state’s Medi-Cal Direct Certification
Santa Clarita is expected to move forward with the Vista Canyon Recycled Water Factory at the City Council meeting Tuesday. Vista Canyon is Santa Clarita’s first large-scale recycling project and
A promising young boxer with an impressive record in the ring died Friday in a crash in Palmdale. Cesar Diaz, 20, of Palmdale, whose family also operates a Sand Canyon-area
Three solo vehicle crashes in just over three hours Monday morning reminded emergency response officials about the need to improve safety along the winding tree-lined Bouquet Canyon Road. While aspects