Signal photographer/staff writer Katharine Lotze spent last week in Cuba as part-vacation and part journalist. Earlier this week she reported on her experience watching the presidential Debate and getting reactions
An 18-year-old student was arrested Thursday on suspicion of bringing ammunition to school. Christopher Cox, of Canyon Country, was arrested by a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detective shortly after
Travelin Band is returning to the American Legion Post 507 for another performance. On Friday, Oct. 28, “Another Time Around” with the Travelin Band Tribute to John Fogerty will be
A mother came to the Santa Clarita Valley Friday looking for her son. Josefina Gellogos traveled Friday from Salinas where she lives. It’s the third sad trip she’s made to
News release issued United States Attorney’s Office, Central District of California (Los Angeles) LOS ANGELES – Former California State Senator Ronald S. Calderon was sentenced today to 3½ years in
If you have not yet received your sample ballot for the Nov. 8 election in the mail, you are not alone. In fact, you are one of about 400,000 L.A.
Two barrels of a chemical used as a sealer to coat bridges are what exploded into a ball of flames at a Caltrans yard in Santa Clarita Thursday, state and
The Master’s University put classes on hold for three days to give its students the opportunity to “serve, evangelize and fellowship” throughout Los Angeles County. More than 400 students, faculty
In memory and honor of critically-acclaimed Sound Designer Jory Prum, CalArts established the “Jory Prum Scholarship for Sounds that Redefine Normal” to support emerging artists in the school’s Music Technology
The Santa Clarita City Council will meet next Tuesday at 6 p.m. at City Hall, with a couple of six- and seven-figure expenditure items on the agenda. Among them: * $651,000
Christy Smith, the Democratic nominee for the 38th District Assembly seat, advised voters back in September to check out Republican opponent Dante Acosta’s Financial Industry Regulatory Authority broker page.
Two weeks ago, my wife and I along with three of our employees attended the Great American Beer Festival in Denver, Colorado. In our almost twenty years of running a
When you’re in the mood for soulful R&B and Pop music, you can’t go wrong with local 19-year old artist, Nathan Lindsay’s album “Your Tale Is Behind You.” Born in
Saugus Union School District Governing Board candidates Julie Olsen and Bruce Fox sat down Thursday night to discuss their platforms and policy solutions at a candidate forum sponsored by the
All six candidates up for election on the Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees this November came together Thursday night to discuss the most pressing issues facing College
By Austin Dave & Jim Holt Signal staff writers Haz Mat crews – including a specialty unit responsible for monitoring health consequences of fires – spent more than six hours
United States Geological Survey (USGS) scientists estimate that half of Americans, or 143 million people nationwide, live and work in areas that are exposed to potentially damaging earthquakes. This
More than 2,000 students at Golden Valley High School dropped, covered and held on as part of the state’s annual Great California ShakeOut Drill. The Great California ShakeOut, observed by
Five Santa Clarita Valley men arrested, then extradited, to New York a year ago following the crackdown of an alleged illegal $32 million nationwide sports betting ring are back in
Thursday’s announcement of the approved construction contract for Castaic High School left one lingering question: what is Castaic High School Construction, Inc.? The company, unheard of before the announcement, was