While Cemex – the Mexico-based mining giant — awaits word from a federal panel of administrative judges on whether it can begin long-pending operations in Soledad Canyon, state legislators from
When a U.S. Postal Service mail delivery worker yelled at Kristen Singleton, not once but on several occasions, for parking on the street in front of her own house Singleton
In less than one year, WiSH Foundation Executive Director Amy Daniels will make the 11-day trek to and from the peak of Tanzania’s Mt. Kilimanjaro. She is making the trip
Thieves stole two empty US Postal Service mail trucks in Acton early Monday morning. “We’re treating it as a burglary,” Stacie Crane, spokeswoman for the US Postal Inspection Service, told
The Governing Board of the Newhall School District will review the district’s 2015-2016 Suspension and Expulsion Data based on student behaviors, conduct a public hearing about five-year developer fees and
Pyramid Lake is now infested with ecosystem-altering Quagga Mussels after state officials found six of the non-native freshwater mollusks Thursday in a tunnel that connects the lake with another body
California Highway Patrol officers are probing the bizarre crash of a car that, for some reason Monday morning, left Sierra Highway near the “Madonna tree,” flipped over, plunged down a
News release issued by the William S. Hart Union High School District. Ninth grade students from Academy of the Canyons Middle College High School (AOC) created “Students Against Labels Faire” at
Whether you’re in the market for a good laugh, dance lessons, a new house, or a Slurpee, you’ll find familiar names that provide those goods and services in new locations
Answering fifteen questions every December could not only significantly improve your performance as a business owner. It could also have a positive impact on your employees, clients and business partners.
Two men were shot and taken to the hospital Sunday night after someone fired gunshots inside a partially open garage in Canyon Country. The shooting happened shortly before 11:30 p.m.
Brooklyn Hernandez was born with a cystic lung and has undergone five operations in her two and a half years of living. She gets fed from a G-tube and consequently
The 11th annual U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Toy Drive was held in Newhall with hopes of bringing Christmas gifts to less fortunate children. The spirit of the holidays
Fernando Sanchez’s life was not unlike other veterans when he first served in the Marine Corps. He was in the military for four years, serving both in Iraq and Afghanistan, and sought to
“I think if there’s an easy way to help someone out, you should do it,” said Melissa Wright as she waited in front of the Red Cross’s mobile bus to
For the first time the attendees of the annual Holiday Family Party where able to dance to music from booming speakers as a DJ spun his disks under the festive
Classical singers ranging from the ages of 17 to 80 came together over the weekend to sing traditional holiday choral music at College of the Canyons. On Saturday, around 70
Source: Press Release Thursday, December 8, 2016 Today, Senator Scott Wilk, R-Antelope Valley, introduced Senate Bill 57 that would compel CEMEX to go through the state public appeals process if
First-Person The producers of a Montreal-based real crime TV show sent me a wee present in advance of coming to The Signal to interview me. A toque. For the non-Canadians
Every day, Jeff Barber, known as the artist, Six, passes by a ghost bike in Oxnard on the side of the road. This was his inspiration to create “Ghost Band,”