Officials plan to start blowing stuff up in the center of Santa Clarita next week. State officials overseeing the cleanup of nearly 1,000 acres on the Whittaker-Bermite site are scheduled
California is now the first state in the county to require suicide prevention policies in middle schools and high schools statewide. Assembly Bill 2246 “Suicide Prevention Policies in School,” authored
Alleged fugitives in the Santa Clarita Valley were arrested by Homeland Security officers last week and were among 36 others across the country arrested in similar raids on suspicion of
Are ya ready for some … politics?! Thousands of Southern Californians sure were ready as the big presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump commanded TV screens usually tuned
A 17-year-old male had a brush with death Sunday evening. According to officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department, a fallen tree trapped the individual around 6:45 p.m. in
A new art exhibit, presented by DFYIT, will be on display though Thursday, Nov. 10 in the First Floor Gallery at City Hall, located at 23920 Valencia Blvd., Valencia The
The third annual “Be the Light” 5k run/walk will kick off at sunset and cruise along San Francisquito Creek Trail on Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. Join others as they
Get your blue suede shoes on and join the fun … when the clock strikes one. Grab your cocktail dresses and suits because the 1950s are coming back! Soroptimist International
“The Art of Aviation,” a group art exhibition produced in partnership with the Aviation Museum of Santa Paula, celebrates the magic of flight and the significance of aviation in the
The Canyon Theatre Guild is proud to present “The Drowsy Chaperone” on the main stage. Winner of five Tony Awards when it hit Broadway in 2006, this show is for
A suicide prevention organization delivered an eloquent message on the College of the Canyons campus Thursday – without a single word necessary. “You’re not alone,” the National Active Minds Office
Fire crews stopped a one-acre brush fire near the Highway 14 in Canyon Country Sunday afternoon. The initial call for the incident, which occurred just north of the Sand Canyon
High winds pummeled the Santa Clarita Valley reaching gusts of up to 43 miles per hour on Sunday. The National Weather Service issued a high wind advisory and red flag warning
A structure fire damaged a Saugus home early Sunday morning, officials said. The blaze caused $200,000 in damage to the one story, single, family home according to Sgt. Michael Konecny of the SCV
High winds blowing dirt and dust from the Sand Fire burn area are creating hazy skies seen in the Santa Clarita Valley Sunday morning, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The hazy
Hundreds constructed their own cardboard homes Saturday afternoon gearing up to spend the night in Valencia Heritage Park as a part of the annual Box City fundraising event. Laurie Ender,
By Laurel Davis, for The Signal When Signal Multimedia’s Russ Briley opened up yesterday’s inaugural Domestic Violence Summit, he mentioned that he himself had endured years of domestic abuse as
Members from the CrossFit and law enforcement community banded together on Saturday to help Miriam Alvarado, a single mother of four children who has been diagnosed with cancer. Twenty-three teams made up
If you need some rubber hammers to throw at someone or a dummy to toss off a building – Studio Props in Santa Clarita is your one-stop prop shop. Dick
The Los Angeles County library in Castic presented the Mad Science: Fire and Ice presentation, free of charge for children and parents on Thursday.