CHP officer pleads to misdemeanor
June 13, 2024
A now-retired California Highway Patrol officer pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge that he struck a woman during a 2022 traffic stop on Interstate 5 in Santa Clarita. Todd
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June 13, 2024
Local student named to dean’s list at Missouri State Each semester, students at Missouri State University who attain academic excellence are named to the dean’s list. For undergraduate students, criteria
Council gives first approval of $342.4M budget
June 12, 2024
As the city’s monthslong budgeting process comes to a close, the Santa Clarita City Council gave its first approval of the city’s spending plan and annual review of its capital
Commuters balk at transit proposals
June 12, 2024
More than a dozen residents came together Tuesday to express their concerns about what they called the city’s attempt to expand weekday or weekend service at the expense of its
Committee passes Garcia’s health care fraud prevention bill
June 12, 2024
News release Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, announced his Medicare and Medicaid Fraud Prevention Act (H.R. 8089) passed out of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. The legislation
Repair outage in Saugus leaves 1,433 homes without power
June 12, 2024
By Sara McCarthy Signal Staff Writer An equipment repair power outage near Caraway Lane in Saugus Tuesday night left 1,433 residents affected, more than two dozen of whom were still without
Deputies: Woman transported after train station disturbance
June 12, 2024
A woman was transported to a local hospital on Wednesday after first responders were alerted that workers at the Metrolink station on Vista Canyon Road were having rocks thrown at
HHS sued over rule requiring health care providers to perform ‘gender transition’ procedures
June 12, 2024
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer The attorneys general of Montana and Texas on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against Xavier Becerra, secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, over a
Which lobbying groups get their way most often in the Legislature?
June 12, 2024
By Ryan Sabalow CalMatters Writer Los Angeles and the Bay Area tend to get their way in the California Legislature. So do labor unions, social justice organizations and defense attorneys. On
LAPD motorcycle cop involved in minor collision
June 12, 2024
An on-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer sustained minor injuries in a collision Wednesday morning. Newhall-area units of the California Highway Patrol were called to the collision on the southbound
CHP reports motorcyclist killed in solo crash
June 12, 2024
A California Highway Patrol official confirmed Wednesday morning a motorcyclist was found dead at a crash site off the side of the road near the intersection of Ridge Route Road
Baltimore port fully reopens shipping channel after bridge collapse
June 12, 2024
By Caden Pearson Contributing Writer The Port of Baltimore’s main shipping channel fully reopened on Monday evening, more than two months after a cargo ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key
Residents say historic Mentryville property in need of some TLC
June 11, 2024
A historic area off Pico Canyon Road known as Mentryville represents a town that sprouted up after “black gold” began pouring out of the ground in 1876. The first commercially
Vigil held at Fair Oaks Park for man killed in shooting
June 11, 2024
Community members gathered Sunday evening at Fair Oaks Park to mourn the life of a 20-year-old man who was killed in a June 2 shooting in Los Angeles. Medical examiners
Newsom appoints pair of SCV residents to state posts
June 11, 2024
News release Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced the appointments of a pair of Santa Clarita residents to two different state boards. According to a news release from the governor’s office,
Activist secretly records Supreme Court Justices Alito, Roberts
June 11, 2024
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The society that held an event with Supreme Court justices has confirmed an activist secretly recorded several justices and says the activist’s membership will be revoked.
Pentagon says Gaza pier was not used in Israel’s hostage rescue operation
June 11, 2024
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer The Pentagon said on Monday that social media allegations suggesting that the Israel Defense Forces had used the U.S.-built pier off Gaza during its hostage rescue operation
Photos: Saugus Band Rummage Sale
June 11, 2024
The Saugus Instrumental Music Program Rummage Sale took place on Saturday at Rosedell Elementary School, where residents could buy or donate items from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. With live
California gig worker law withstands appeals court challenge from Uber
June 11, 2024
By Levi Sumagaysay CalMatters Writer Uber on Monday lost its long-running attempt to overturn a California law that would require it to provide employment rights to its drivers and delivery workers.
CHP: Man arrested following traffic collision in reported stolen vehicle
June 11, 2024
A 32-year-old Frazier Park man was arrested on Monday evening by California Highway Patrol officers after he was found to be driving a reported stolen Jeep Wrangler that was involved