About 100 people turned out at Rosedell Elementary School in Saugus on Thursday night to get a progress report on the proposed Saugus branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library
Students and professional artists from California Institute of the Arts and Academia Nacional de Artes San Alejandro in Habana are exploring the history and future possibilities of the two countries
Homicide detectives are looking into the stillborn delivery of an infant inside a Castaic home Wednesday night. Shortly after 7 p.m. a 911 call was made from inside a home
The worry over possible brush fires intensified Thursday when weather officials issued a red flag warning about high winds and low humidity forecast for the Santa Clarita Valley. The red
In what Newhall Ranch developers see as one step closer to building its 21,000 homes on the west side of the Santa Clarita Valley, county planners today released revised environmental
A Valencia woman and a film director appeared in court this week charged in a 72-count complaint for allegedly bilking more than $21 million from people investing in the 2009
Los Angeles County Firefighters tirelessly used the Jaws of Life to extract the “bodies” of two students from a car while a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputy conducted a drunken
News release issued by College of the Canyons. The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) hosted by College of the Canyons has been named the 2016 Top Performing SBDC within Los
The much-awaited meeting addressing the financial implications of the proposed water merger was met with skepticism and doubt by some attendees at Wednesday night. At least 50 people showed up
Jennifer Van Laar — the woman accusing Dante Acosta of sexual harassment – has filed a defamation suit against the newly elected Republican Assemblyman from the 38th District for comments
How blue was your valley? Well, the Santa Clarita Valley was solidly Democratic blue on the presidential level on Election Day last week — but it tilted reliably Republican red
Responding to talk of internal discussions about possibly shuttering Santa Clarita’s McBean YMCA as early as Dec. 1, the head of the YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles told The Signal
A Canyon Country man who fought four sheriff’s deputies who responded to a domestic violence call was sentenced Wednesday to 27 years and eight months in prison. Calvin Charles Lynch,
College of the Canyons added two apprenticeship programs to its college offerings this week as part of the second annual National Apprenticeship Week. In 2011, the United States Department of
A motorist who sheared the top off of a fire hydrant and knocked down three light poles on Plum Canyon Road shortly before noon Wednesday was injured in the crash
A man was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving after his car slammed into four parked cars near Jakes Way in Canyon Country early Wednesday morning. Although no one was
The driver of a big rig that overturned on the southbound Interstate 5 Tuesday night was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after he fled the scene of
More businesses and residents of the Santa Clarita Valley will gain access to state-of-the-art internet service, either wirelessly or through fiber optic lines, because of moves announced yesterday by two
For the 14th year, Six Flags Magic Mountain will offer free admission to guests who bring a full bag of non-perishable food items to the park Monday. The “Bag-A-Ticket” holiday
Eight years after a hotel was first proposed for the intersection of McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard – and six weeks after an unimpressed Santa Clarita Planning Commission told the