The Legislature’s passage of Senate Bill 54 (SB 54) and the anticipated signing by Governor Brown, marks the end of a long, and at times, contentious debate about immigration and
As students enter any of the Santa Clarita Valley’s 14 junior high schools and high schools, they may be greeted by one of the valley’s six School Resource Officers (SROs).
The more first responders know about strangulation, the more effective they’ll be in putting abusers behind bars, saving victims and curbing domestic violence. Speaking at the Domestic Violence Summit at
Santa Clarita’s unemployment rate grew and workforce shrank in August, marking the third month in a row that the jobless rate has increased. The jobless rate was 4.9 percent last
News release issued by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will be conducting a specialized Motorcycle Safety Enforcement Operation on Tuesday,
Kindergarteners at Fair Oaks Ranch Community School took home four, brand-new books this weekend. “It’s almost like getting a present every week,” said Jackie Hartmann, executive director of the Santa
Valencia, Calif. – On Friday, September 15, 2017, The California Highway Patrol Newhall Area Office will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint in the unincorporated area of Los Angeles County. The
Sporting their favorite red, white and blue apparel, students at Leona Cox Community School gathered together to celebrate Constitution Day on the school’s upper yard Friday. The Constitution Day Assembly
Tucked into the mountains above Santa Clarita sits a ranch dedicated to caring for small and fluffy alpacas. For 15 years Cecilia Secka, has welcomed dozens of male and female
Attendees at the Domestic Violence Summit were not only equipped with information, but encouraged to use it to take action. At The Signal’s second annual event on Friday, service providers,
Morning commuters encountered heavy traffic in and around the Santa Clarita Valley Friday as law enforcement and highway work crews cleaned up from early morning crashes. Traffic slowed around
On a normal day in a normal year, a glass of water poured from any tap in the Santa Clarita Valley contains equal portions of water pumped from local wells
California lawmakers are voting on hundreds of bills this week as the legislative season ends on Friday. Some of the state’s most widely-discussed bills must jump through their last hurdles,
Whether Santa Clarita’s water districts will merge is now entirely up to Governor Jerry Brown. In its last legislative hurdle, Senate Bill 634 passed the Senate floor on Thursday. If
On Wednesday, a Saugus High School student sent a text to friends that he was going to kill himself. On Tuesday, a Valencia High School student sent a text to
Two decades after Valencia High School opened its doors, alumni are holding their 20-year reunion. In 1994, Valencia High School opened its doors to its first group of freshman and
About 50 parents, teens and community members had an open talk about drugs at the city’s 7th annual Parent Resource Symposium on Wednesday night. Through an educational resource fair and
Despite last minute opposition expressed by state Democrats coming out against a bill that promises one new all-encompassing water district for the Santa Clarita Valley, the bill was approved
Hasa Inc., a Saugus-based maked of water treatment products, has been sold to a Texas private equity firm. Founded in 1964 and expanded by Don Wilson, Hasa is a leading
Juan Flores, a student at College of the Canyons (COC), remembers exactly where he was when he heard that the Trump Administration decided to end the Deferred Action for Childhood