By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter L.A. County supervisors authorized a “tune-up” the county’s planning code last week, a move Santa Clarita environmentalists told them would make it easier to cut
A child was reported drowning and transported to the hospital Monday morning. Firefighters responded to a medical emergency described as a child drowning at Timothy Drive in Saugus at 7:54
The Santa Clarita Skate Park was buzzing with excitement Saturday, as many children with watchful parents were skating in preparation for the California Amateur Skateboard League competitions. The event was
At the entrance of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Valencia, dozens of people unloaded clothes, bikes and other essentials in a donation drive for the Afghan
The Los Angeles County health officer is issuing a cold weather alert for Tuesday and asks children, the elderly and people with disabilities or special medical needs to take extra
By Karen Marroquin Signal Staff Writer Children circled around and played their drums Friday at Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School. But they weren’t playing for leisure — these students
A 27-year-old Canyon Country man was arrested Tuesday after sheriff’s deputies reportedly found inside his home a large amount of money and various types of drugs they believe he was
The city of Santa Clarita is seeking volunteers for the 2022 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, an annual census that counts the local homeless. The city, along with its partners
By Michael Picarella Signal Staff Writer A Black History Month student art show on Thursday evening at the William S. Hart Union High School District building was a way for
Refugees from Afghanistan, temporarily settled in Santa Clarita, are picking up pieces to start a life in a new community By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer On a Friday morning,
In a series of Friday afternoon memos sent out to his office staff, L.A. County District Attorney George Gascón rolled back a handful of his previous directives, including those regarding
In his first year as the county’s top prosecutor in Los Angeles County, District Attorney George Gascón has declined nearly two-thirds of all criminal cases presented to him by the
UPDATED to remove incorrect information about a mask incident in which a school was misidentified. By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer On Tuesday morning, around 9, Erin McGinnis received a
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter When the first day of spring arrives, it might just be the first day L.A. County residents get to be indoors without a mask.
Two former Santa Clarita Valley educators — one a former school district governing board president and the other a principal — returned to court on Thursday, both receiving future dates
With City Councilman Bill Miranda announcing Thursday that he will be seeking reelection this coming November, the field of prospective Santa Clarita City Council candidates has now grown to eight.
Due to a disturbance causing a temporary suspension of the Wednesday night meeting, the William S. Hart Union High School District governing board decided to table its discussion on local
The pandemic may have taken a toll on people’s mental health and even general health during this last year, but the city of Santa Clarita vowed to provide recreational opportunities
William S. Hart Union High School District officials announced Wednesday that they had reached a settlement with several former students who had been sexually assaulted by a former basketball coach.
The William S. Hart Union High School District governing board’s Wednesday night meeting came to an abrupt end after several anti-mask protesters became disruptive. The group of at least three