The price of Christmas trees has spiked this holiday season amid the ongoing global supply chain disruption due to the pandemic, along with a record-breaking year of drought in the
Films are a powerful way to tell stories and provoke great heights of emotion, but for independent filmmakers, it can be difficult to acquire funding and viewership compared to established filmmakers
News Release L.A. County health officials have confirmed two additional cases of Omicron, a variation of COVID-19, from an individual who recently traveled to several countries in Africa and another individual who
Undisputed Sole closed its doors for the day on Thursday after burglars stole an assortment of merchandise in the early morning. Undisputed Sole, a sneaker store at the Westfield Valencia Town Center, posted
By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer The city of Santa Clarita announced a one-day closure of the Santa Clarita Skate Park Friday due to ongoing vandalism and graffiti in and around the area. “We’ve had
Following a drizzly Thursday in the Santa Clarita Valley, temperatures are set to remain low through the weekend, as the Los Angeles County Health Officer issued a cold weather alert for
Sulphur Springs Union School District parents who oppose vaccine mandates can feel a little bit more at ease as the governing board discussed its support for a resolution against Gov. Gavin Newsom’s
Health officials fear the beginnings of a winter surge as they received COVID-19 data from the week of Thanksgiving showing an increase in cases and hospitalizations. The county’s daily average
The Santa Clarita Community College District will wait to approve a final trustee area map after receiving little public input from constituents at its first public hearing of two. The
In order to assist them during times when they are not collecting a paycheck, classified staff in the William S. Hart Union High School District will receive financial assistance from
The dean of East Los Angeles College and a former Saugus Union School District board president was charged with two separate counts of fraud on Wednesday, according to officials in the Los Angeles
Bridge to Home held its 2021 Soup for the Soul fundraiser virtually last weekend to support year-round shelter services and resources for the local homeless population. “We’re here for hope,
The American Red Cross, which provides 40% of the country’s blood, announced its blood supply is at historically low levels. Busy holiday schedules, breaks from school and winter weather all
A crash involving multiple big rigs south of the Newhall Pass on Interstate 5 stalled traffic in and around the area Thursday morning. The incident was first reported shortly before
The 2020 Census data, and how it effectively changes the trustee areas for all five seats, was discussed during the William S. Hart Union High School District governing board meeting on Wednesday.
As it prepares to begin construction of a permanent water supply to LARC Ranch and the Lily of the Valley Mobile Village, the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency announced it had
Two men accused of having committed felonies in the Santa Clarita Valley returned to court this week, receiving future dates to appear before a judge. Daniel Cierzan A man accused of
A man was arrested on suspicion of illegally possessing a rifle, shotgun and narcotics after a deputy reported finding a man standing near a vehicle without any license plates. The
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission approved an ion-lithium battery project Tuesday that is described as an effort to benefit the local community when wind events prompt power shutoffs. While some residents expressed their concern or worry over the
A 20-year-old Canyon Country man accused of using drugs and intoxicants to commit rape returned to court on Tuesday. Isaac Phillips, 20, was arrested in September in connection to an