For the first time in five months, unemployment in Santa Clarita has increased. With a steady decrease in joblessness since February, June saw a slight increase to 4.1 percent, according
Deputies with Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Special Assignment Team (SAT) conducted a parole sweep of individuals “on parole for violent crimes” throughout the valley Thursday night. SAT deputies checked in
Now, finally, the tasting. Simon, our guide, finished his two-hour tour of Gonzalez Byass in Jerez, Spain. He then took us to the tasting room, to sample wine that
Have you ever thought about the keys to becoming a good putter? Let’s face it, most of you probably don’t spend nearly as much time on the practice green as
Although the drought is over, drought-conscious habits remain for many Santa Clarita Valley residents still actively saving water in the middle of summer. As SCV residents emerge from a month
An early morning crash near Acton that claimed the life of an infant girl also claimed the life of an eight-year-old child later in the day. “One of the
A county prosecutor delivered her opening statements to the jury Thursday in the case of a 50-year-old Santa Clarita man accused of killing his 25-year-old bride in their Newhall
Homicide detectives were called to Newhall Thursday morning to investigate the discovery of a man found dead of what they believed was a self-inflicted gunshot wound, emergency response officials said.
After nine years behind bars in the Lovelock Correctional Center in Nevada, O.J. Simpson was unanimously approved for parole on Thursday. His 33-year sentence was for robbery, kidnapping and assault
Eight Santa Clarita Valley residents are hoping to leave their mark on the world by supporting education and literacy in five communities throughout Africa. Named the ImagIneers, the group is
Regulators gave Aliso Canyon in Porter Ranch – where one of the largest methane gas leaks occurred – a green light, clearing the way for the gas storage site to
Looking for more transparency from the National Background Investigations Bureau, new legislation would require a quarterly report from the bureau regarding investigation backlogs. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee members
Inside a black box theater on the fourth floor of California Institute of the Arts’ (CalArts) campus, two students stumble upon a seemingly lifeless body on the ground during their
As the senate bill promising to create one new all-encompassing water district for the Santa Clarita Valley makes its way through the state assembly, costs continue to accumulate in
A sheared fire hydrant sent a column of water shooting into the air in Saugus Wednesday, wasting about 200,000 gallons. “We estimate approximately 200,000 gallons could have been lost
The arrest Tuesday of a Canyon Country man on suspicion of participating in an illegal speed contest brings to eight the number of local men charged with illegal racing
Two transients are on their way to court, each accused of violent acts allegedly committed this past weekend. Kevin Gunnison, described by local sheriff’s deputies as a 31-year-old transient based
SCV’s state legislators to spend time in districts during recess By Gina Ender Signal Staff Writer As California’s legislation season wraps up, state Assembly members will be returning to
For many living in rural areas around the Santa Clarita Valley, many are about to get a yearly savings thanks to a deal struck by legislators this week when
Albert Einstein Academy for Letters, Arts and Sciences’ charter school serving students in grades 7 to 12 will be closing its doors this year, according to an announcement from the