Republican Assembly hopeful Dante Acosta defended himself Wednesday following the leak of an email from a woman writing to a third party and accusing Acosta of sexual harassment. “The
A heartbreaking development was revealed today in the case of the little girl struck and killed by a car Monday. Ana Karen Galvan, of Newhall, died on her 9th birthday.
Santa Clarita residents were still shut out of the local California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office in Newhall Wednesday. Computer systems within the office are still suffering from
A transient has been sentenced to 90 days in Jail after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County
News release issued by the California Highway Patrol. Halloween is the celebration of all things scary. For children, this means dressing up as their favorite characters and enjoying tricks and
Members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board will hear reports on the district’s solar project, transportation department and business software updates during its regular meeting Wednesday. Transportation
Orchestral music is making a comeback in the Santa Clarita Valley this year. The Valencia Symphony Orchestra Association was officially welcomed to the city today by local dignitaries, community members
The Signal now publishes only five days a week, and three of those days include columns by Democrats. Thank goodness for Betty Arenson, Brian Baker and a few others who
The city of Santa Clarita got a little bigger again on Tuesday night. And a little greener, too. Two weeks after the city officially annexed the West Creek/West Hills
The county Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a master plan that will guide the development of hiking, biking and horseback trails in the Castaic area for the next 20
Having emerged from at least four years of drought, one in every four Santa Clarita Valley residents has changed their landscaping ways In a recent study undertaken by the Castaic
News release issued by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. Rain or Shine! The 27th Annual Haunted Jailhouse & Community Open House event will be held this Sunday, October 30, 2016 from
A 9-year-old girl was struck and killed by a car Monday evening after she stepped into traffic near the intersection of Orchard Village and Wiley Canyon roads in Newhall, according
Visiting the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will create a whole new set of frustrations for customers today. The DMV first began experiencing major computer outages Monday, creating in-house
News release issued by the city of Santa Clarita. During the fall and winter seasons, the city of Santa Clarita will increase the frequency of street sweeping throughout all areas
The county Board of Supervisors might deliver this message to Castaic-area residents on Tuesday: Happy trails. The supervisors are expected to consider the “Castaic Area Multi-Use Trails Plan,”
Bozo the Clown will not be one of this year’s top Halloween costumes for Santa Clarita’s teens. The William S. Hart Union High School District instituted a district-wide ban of
College of the Canyon’s Board of Trustees is set to approve its Annual Financial and Budget Report and updates to the college’s courses and programs at its business meeting Wednesday.
Reimbursement for the multi-million cost of this summer’s Sand Fire by FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency – is expected to be a topic of much discussion over the next
By Nikolas Samuels & Jim Holt Signal Staff Writers No charges are expected to be filed against the 16-year-old driver of a car that struck a pedestrian near the Westfield