On Saturday evening vandals took to the Saugus High School campus, smearing white paint over the school’s doors, walkways, buildings, Centurion statue and Legacy Wall. In total, 16 double doors,
Castaic Union School District Governing Board Member Victor Torres submitted his letter or resignation to the district and Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools this month. According to the Castaic
Signal readers will have to find a new winner in this year’s Best of the Santa Clarita Valley’s appliance repair category. Three-time winner and 2016 awardee Don Moody is hanging
Graduates of California Academy of the Arts (CalArts) have enjoyed great artistic success, which has translated into another metric that defines Hollywood: box office numbers. Last year, the cumulative revenue
One person was injured and rushed to the hospital early Monday morning following a solo vehicle crash in Valencia. The traffic collision happened shortly after 1:45 a.m. on McBean Parkway,
Oil paintings, sculptures, water color and almost every other kind of art were all on display Saturday during the first night of the Santa Clarita Artists Association (SCAA) art show
The classic tale of Charlie, Willy Wonka, Grandpa Joe and television’s most poorly-behaved children came to life on stage at the Canyon Theatre Guild over the weekend. “Everyone came out
Emergency officials responded to a call regarding a dirt bike crash in Castaic on Sunday, requiring one to be air-lifted by helicopter to a local hospital, officials said. “We got the
Valencia resident Hanadi Couja was eagerly awaiting a visit from her Syrian mother, Mayad Khavvaz. Her visa interview was scheduled for Feb. 22 in Cairo and things were looking positive.
The Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station responded to a robbery at Fast Stop Country Market in Castaic early Sunday morning, according to law enforcement officials. Two masked men, one carrying a
Dozens of local astronomers set up their telescopes next to the iconic Vasquez Rocks in Agua Dulce on Sunday. “Last night was the new moon,” said David Flynn, the president
Students got hands-on experience in science, architecture, robotics and much more—all in an effort to help them find a career. Saturday marked the second annual STEAM Expo at Dr. Dianne
This political season has not only sparked movements around the nation, but locally as well. The Santa Clarita’s Democratic Alliance for Action (DAA) had record breaking turnouts for meetings this
The wind won’t be fading away anytime soon, according to the National Weather Service’s Zone Area Forecast for Santa Clarita. A Wind Advisory that went in effect on Friday is
Over 20 cars around Jakes Way had their windows smashed in early Saturday morning for the second time this month. Residents were woken up by sheriff’s deputies knocking on their door
Fire crews battled an intense 2-alarm fire at a pet supply facility in Santa Clarita early Saturday morning. The blaze broke out just before 1 a.m. at Fox Feed Tack and Pet
John Musella was installed as 2017 board chairman of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce at an installation dinner Friday evening at TPC Valencia. The event had a Hollywood
A Valencia family is coping with the bizarre disappearance of a man who vanished without a trace from his home Thursday. William John Cierzan, 58, who works at Six Flags
Whatever may have been lacking in the City Council’s vetting process of newly appointed Council member Bill Miranda – and many residents will say the vetting process lacked plenty –