State officials in their ongoing efforts to ensure that the air at a Valencia preschool next door to a dry cleaners remains safe, are expected to begin sampling the
Bringing concealed weapons across state lines would be legal under a bill the House of Representatives passed Wednesday. Under the legislation, states would recognize concealed carry permits from all other
Watching this week’s fires, exacerbated by very strong winds, reminded me of the recently pruned trees in our neighborhood. This preventive maintenance by our city of Santa Clarita reduces the
The Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal hosted the Business Leader Awards at Valencia Country Club Thursday evening.
Locals packed Assemblyman Dante Acosta’s district office for an open house Thursday night to talk about his plans for the next legislative session and celebrate the holiday season. “We want
At a time when so many historic efforts with respect to water continue to unfold in the Santa Clarita Valley, officials with the local sanitation district are inviting the SCV
Despite a high wind warning, a promise of returning gusty Santa Ana winds and the threat of fire, Santa Clarita Valley enjoyed sunny skies and a moderate wind Thursday
At the close of a 4-hour standoff with a man believed armed inside a house in Newhall, local sheriff’s deputies entered the home and found 144 firearms. About 7:45
The Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons, re-elected its President Steven Zimmer, Vice President Michael Berger and Clerk Michele Jenkins during its
“Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station, is this an emergency?” That greeting may have been unexpected for Santa Clarita residents phoning 911 Thursday. Since 10:45 a.m., a series of power failures in
As the dozens of young adults, and even a few teenagers with their parents, filed into Department 1 at the Santa Clarita Courthouse at lunchtime, the first thing that was
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is seeking the public’s help in identifying an individual wanted for questioning, following a package theft reported about one week ago. At approximately 8:37
If any of the more than 8,800 people who lost power for an hour Thursday morning wants someone to blame, they can blame the Rye Fire for the inconvenience. At
The Sulphur Springs Union School District elected Ken Chase as its new president and Denis DeFigueiredo as its new clerk during its organizational governing board meeting Wednesday. This is the
Colleges throughout Los Angeles County canceled classes and closed their campuses Thursday as a result of the wildfires raging through Southern California. As of Thursday morning, campus closures were reported
With fires blazing across Los Angeles County and other parts of Southern California, the SuperScoopers are being put to use while they are on loan from Canada. The contract to
When tragedy struck the Roberts family, the laughter and love provided by their friends at the Canyon Theatre Guild helped them persevere. For 11 years, the Roberts clan has been
Santa Ana winds that whipped a spark into a raging 7,000-acre brush fire and caused more than four dozen cases of trees and branches crashing onto roads and sidewalks
The Saugus Union School District Governing Board elected Christopher Trunkey as its new president and Paul De La Cerda as its new clerk during its regular governing board meeting Tuesday.
Veteran media sales executive Ken DePaola has joined The Signal as chief revenue officer, and will be a partner in the paper’s parent company. DePaola most recently was senior vice