Those looking for forecast rain and finding only a few drops Thursday should not fooled into thinking that’s the worst of the storm, said one meteorologist at the National Weather
Using their own personal funds, WiSH Education Foundation Board of Directors members brought much-needed school supplies and physical education (PE) equipment to Sequoia Charter School Wednesday. “One of the most
News release issued by College of the Canyons. Starting in spring 2017, all William S. Hart Union High School District juniors and seniors will be able to enroll in a
Santa Clarita residents now have another place to play, relax and run outside. In honor of Santa Clarita’s 29th birthday, the city officially opened its 34th park, Marketplace Park, in
With reindeer antlers, Santa hats, menorahs and holiday props, second grade students at Wiley Canyon Elementary School celebrated the magic of holiday traditions from across the globe. The “Holiday Traditions
Chiquita Canyon Landfill issued this news release. Castaic, Calif. (December 15, 2016) – Chiquita Canyon Landfill is calling on the public to hold project opponents accountable for misusing information in
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works issued this news release. Based on the forecast of moderate to heavy rainfall in mountain areas and snow at higher elevations,
Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg address — a concise 272 words — in just under three minutes. Those interested in the vacant seat on the Santa Clarita City Council, take
State Sen. Scott Wilk on Wednesday announced the locations of his three district offices, including one at City Hall in Santa Clarita. “Working and communicating with my constituents is one
“Senator!” Henry Stern laughed over the phone this week, admitting he still reflexively looks over his shoulder when he hears someone greet him that way. Only eight days into his
A local man faces several criminal charges including possession of an assault weapon after he allegedly forced his way into a Saugus home, armed with a handgun, forcing the
More than 600 fourth grade students sat in awe Wednesday morning as they watched the Santa Clarita Ballet put on a special performance of “The Nutcracker” at the Santa Clarita
“Thank you because my parents didn’t have money to buy more shoes.” “I only had one pair before.” These were just a few of the notes Samantha Ford, a Saugus
Members of the William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board will approve companies to oversee labor compliance monitoring, complete Department of State Architect (DSA) materials testing and act
Those looking for forecast-rain and finding only a few drops Thursday should not be fooled into thinking that’s the worst of the storm, said one meteorologist at the National Weather
There were some tense moments for a Newhall family this morning when a small fire broke out in their kitchen. Firefighters were dispatched to reports of a structure fire on
So, you’ve been thinking about exiting your business. Is selling your only option? Are you financially and mentally ready for exiting your business? Ponder these and other important questions when
Water officials moved to create one unifying water agency Tuesday when members of Santa Clarita Valley’s oldest water retailer and its water wholesaler entered into a binding settlement agreement towards
The Santa Clarita City Council seat that was left vacant when Dante Acosta resigned to join the state Assembly will be filled by council appointment, the body decided Tuesday night
By Austin Dave & Jim Holt, Signal Staff Writers Ivette Arana watched as firefighters gutted the flame ravaged ceiling of her Canyon Country apartment. “Am I going to be able