The city of Santa Clarita Planning Commission approved the application for Bridge to Home’s construction on the 23000 block of Drayton Street, meaning that the shelter will now have a permanent facility to
After shaving four seconds off his 100-meter backstroke time Thursday, Hart High School and Canyons Aquatic Club swimmer Kyle Brill has secured his spot at the Olympic Trials in June. Brill said he now
Following its facelift, new paint, and center ice logo being installed, the city of Santa Clarita gave a first look at The Cube on Tuesday, offering local media a chance to view
The public is invited to join the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency on Monday to learn about and provide input on the Urban Water Management Plan update. This is the
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, is set to host three telephone town halls, including one for the Santa Clarita Valley. The discussions are open to constituents in California’s 25th District,
Los Angeles County’s COVID-19 metrics have continued to decline, as California Department of Public Health officials released updated metrics Tuesday for the state’s blueprint for reopening. The county’s seven-day average test positivity rate has dropped to 2%, while its
Interstate 5 reopened over the Grapevine pass after an overnight closure due to snow and ice, according to Caltrans officials. California Highway Patrol officers reopened I-5 in both directions around
California Highway Patrol officers closed the Interstate 5 at Parker Road around 8 p.m. Monday, in response to snow at the summit of the Grapevine. “(Officers) actually closed the Grapevine not
By Danielle Gallegos For The Signal Every year, thousands gather for fish, french fries and fellowship at St. Clare’s Catholic Church in Canyon Country for what’s come an annual tradition during Lent. However, due to COVID-19, the
Two people were transported to the hospital after a two-vehicle collision occurred Monday on Lost Canyon Road, just south of Via Princessa in Canyon Country. Two people involved with the collision
Despite an easing of restrictions amid declining COVID-19 figures, the Fourth of July is expected to continue to look a bit different this year, according to Santa Clarita parade committee
Santa Clarita Valley resident Mark Wilson, a pioneer in the art of magic, died Jan. 19 at the age of 91. Born in Manhattan on April 11, 1929, Wilson fell
After receiving questions and concerns from families, the Newhall School District board of trustees will discuss the possibility of extending the distance-learning option through the fall semester during the Tuesday board meeting. The NSD board will
Los Angeles County moved into the red tier Monday, allowing businesses to reopen one day before the anniversary of the first COVID-19 health officer order that forced businesses deemed non-essential to close. Movie theaters,
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency released a draft of the Water Shortage Contingency Plan Friday in order to receive public feedback before finalizing. Community members are welcome to review the document
As a longtime teacher, Castaic resident Rogelio Lopez was quickly confronted with the impact struggling to understand COVID-19 had on his young students. For Lopez, who emigrated from Mexico when
One person was transported to a local hospital after their vehicle reportedly went off the side of Interstate 5 in Castaic Monday morning. The incident occurred on southbound Interstate 5
A fatal traffic collision and slick, wet roads on Highway 126 slowed traffic Monday morning. California Highway Patrol officers responded to the crash on eastbound Highway 126, east of Piru,
California Department of Public Health officials released new guidelines, permitting breweries, wineries and distilleries that don’t serve food to resume outdoor operations. Starting Saturday, these businesses were allowed to reopen
The Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative is preparing for the reopening of its Veteran Center, as well as the return of general meetings. The news comes a year after the